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Extended care residents moving into Łıwegǫ̀atì building

Residents will occupy 10 of the 16 beds, with extra capacity on reserve
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The public might notice the Łıwegǫ̀atì building is a little busier than normal as furniture is being moved in for the new residents, according to the NTHSSA. NNSL file photo

Extended care residents under the NWT Health and Social Services Authority (NTHSSA) are moving into the Łıwegǫ̀atì building from Stanton Territorial Hospital this week.

"Members of the public visiting to the Łıwegǫ̀atì building for appointments may notice increased traffic in the building as the final pieces of furniture are moved in," reads NTHSSA's press release in reference to the old Stanton Territorial Hospital. "These residents will occupy 10 of the 16 beds, with extra capacity on reserve for NWT residents who need these services in the future."

Friends and family can start visiting extended care residents by the afternoon of Wednesday, July 10, the news release adds. 

"There are no formal visiting hours as this space is considered the residents' home. The exterior doors of the Łıwegǫ̀atì Building open at 7 a.m. and close at 10 p.m. If you are visiting a family member after-hours, you can ring the doorbell and security will provide you with access."

The first floor of the Łıwegǫ̀atì Building will remain a service centre for NWT residents requiring primary care and outpatient rehabilitation services as well.



About the Author: Devon Tredinnick

Devon Tredinnick is a reporter for SAӰӴý. Originally from Ottawa, he's also a recent journalism graduate from Carleton University.
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