A CBC Marketplace investigation has the Caressant Care in Woodstock and Park Lane Terrace in Paris in the top 10 for violations of Provincial rules related to quality of care.
WOODSTOCK - A CBC Marketplace investigation has listed four local retirement homes in the top for violations of provincial rules to protect patients and ensure quality of care.
The report looked at 10,000 inspection reports between 2015 and 2019. They found 30,000 written notices. You can read the original report online here.
Earl's Court Village placed 2nd overall on the top 10 list with 224, violations, it was followed by Park Lane Terrace in Paris which ranked 4th with 190 violations. Village of Glendale Crossing in london ranked 8th with 154 violations and Caressant care in Woodstock was right behind with 151.

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