Phone: (902) 543-1525
77 Exhibition Drive, Bridgewater, NS B4V 3K6
Hillside Pines is a lovely, warm home situated amongst the pines in the Town of Bridgewater on Nova Scotia’s picturesque South Shore. Our Mission and Vision sets forth the framework of our approach.
We believe that every Elder should be able to embrace Hillside Pines as their home. They have the right to live their lives to its fullest potential emotionally, intellectually, socially, spiritually, and culturally.
Admission to all Long Term Care facilities in the province of Nova Scotia is coordinated by the Provincial Department of Health and Wellness.
Meals on Wheels
Hillside Pines is honoured to serve our community through our Meals on Wheels program, providing nutritious homemade meals delivered directly to your door within Bridgewater town limits by dedicated community volunteers.
Meals are delivered fresh and hot twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays at lunchtime for a cost of $10 per meal. Each meal includes a soup, main course, dessert, and roll.
Anyone can register for the program by contacting:
Emily Mathew
Meals on Wheels Coordinator
Phone: 902-543-1525 ext. 221
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Meals on Wheels Hillside Pines is honoured to serve our community through our Meals on Wheels program, providing nutritious homemade meals delivered directly to your door within Bridgewater town limits by dedicated community volunteers. Meals are delivered fresh and hot twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays at lunchtime for a cost of $10 per meal. Each meal includes a soup, main course, dessert, and roll. Anyone can register for the program by contacting: Emily Mathew Meals on Wheels Coordinator Phone: 902-543-1525 ext. 221 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
We have an Occupational Therapist that visits once every two weeks who assess the Elders needs for their daily living. It is their job to recommend appropriate programs and equipment that is needed to improve the Elders ability to maintain as much independence as possible.
We have a Physiotherapist that visits once every two weeks to improve and maintain the Elders mobility. It is their job to recommend appropriate exercise programs to meet each individuals needs.