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Fudger House Long-Term Care Home (City of Toronto)
54DevelopingFudger House, 439 Sherbourne St, Toronto, ON M4X 1K6, Canada, Toronto, Ontario
About This Community
Fudger House is a City of Toronto-operated long-term care home with 228 beds located in downtown Toronto, providing individualized care within a safe and friendly environment.
Senior Care Path Summary
Fudger House is one of 10 City-operated long-term care homes in Toronto, housing 228 residents. Built in 1965 and completely renovated in 1985, the home is located in the high-density, multi-cultural downtown core with easy access to public transportation.
All resident bedrooms feature central air conditioning, and the facility includes an outdoor courtyard and welcoming green space.
The home is guided by CARE values—Compassion, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence—and is recognized for leading the City's creation of inclusive and affirming long-term care for two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer persons.
Fudger House offers a full range of services including nursing, medicine, food and nutrition, social work, recreation, rehabilitation, spiritual and religious care, complementary care, and music and art therapies.
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Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed 2026-06-22.
Who This Community Is Best For
Ideal For
- Seniors with complex medical needs who require 24-hour nursing care
Consider Alternatives For
- Active or largely independent seniors
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Google Reviews
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38 Google reviews
Most recent reviews
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Donald Hill
5 years ago · via Google
Beautiful staff feel like a family home. I am very comfortable with the service my wife is receiving. Keep up the good work Family
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Doug Morrison
7 years ago · via Google
I was there almost 3 months to do inpatient rehab for a tib-fib break because my physical condition does not allow for crutches. Normally a seniors residence they had a floor designated as physio rehab to cash in on bridgepoint unavailability. Luckily the new brìdgepoint is open as this was not their finest idea. First off food, nurses & (permanent) staff were the bomb. The physio add on was a complete bomb. The physiotherapist was inept (when he bother to even show) took credit for others work & frequently cancelled other patients appointments. The outreach staff were beyond ineptitude & caused more problems than they solved. All in all It was a nightmare/joke. In closing nice place to visit or to live out your golden years ( they even have a secure demented wing) the grounds are lovely with a vintage water feature, the location could not be more convenient & the residents were a delight. As a rehab facility ... thank God bridgepoint is done cause this was easily one of my most unpleasant life experiençes.
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Kelvin Voong
7 years ago · via Google
Although this place seems to be a clean place, it is not what we expected. My mom was brought there by us based on what we saw and assume she would get good care from the staff there. Unfortunately, it was not the case. She was neglected since she had Alzheimers. It is very bad that they treated my mom liked that. My lost 30 pounds in 3 months time and had 2 Pneumonia twice and I think I know why. The staff at times would not feed my mom while in the upright position but instead in the lying down position which cause liquid to go into her lungs. Also, my mom was left in the bed for 24 hours a day until we took out of bed. Once I saw a nurse feeding a resident there while she was lying down on the bed. I was shocked and told her that was not right. It is best to look after your parent in your home then at this place. All you need is to hire a PSW /caretaker that will look after your dad or mom on a one -to-one basis. With the fee you pay here, you can pay this to the PSW. Unlike here, one PSW looks after up to 20 residents. There is no way that a PSW(Personal Support Worker) can look after up to 20 residents in an hour. It is over demanding and tiring for each PSW. Think about before sending your mom or dad to this place or any old age homes.
Summary of Google Reviews
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Fudger House Long-Term Care Home (City of Toronto) holds a strong 4.2-star rating across 38 Google reviews. Recent reviewers most often highlight caring, attentive staff and quality dining and meals.
Most common praise
- Caring, attentive staff
- Quality dining and meals
- Clean, well-kept spaces
- Warm, welcoming community
Care Services
- 24-hour nursing
- Medicine
- Food and nutrition
- Social work
- Recreation
- Rehabilitation
- Spiritual and religious care
- Complementary care
- Music therapy
- Art therapy
- Behavioural support programs
Amenities
- Outdoor courtyard
- Green space
- Dining room
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Claim this listing to add detailsKey Features
- 228 long-term care beds
- Downtown Toronto location
- Central air conditioning in all bedrooms
- LGBTQ2S+ affirming care
- Behavioural support programs
- Short-stay respite program (up to 90 days per year)
Languages Supported
- English
Location
Fudger House, 439 Sherbourne St, Toronto, ON M4X 1K6, Canada, Toronto, Ontario M4X 1K6
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