Casey House

Do not know much about Casey house itself; but the building is beautiful and so is their care. There is a plaque out front that reads:CASEY HOUSEWILLIAM R. JOHNSTON HOUSE1875This house was designed by the architecture firm Langley, Langley, & Burke for William R. Johnston, a prominent Toronto clothing merchant. At the time, Jarvis Street was lined with large homes owned by the city's wealthiest residents.The house remained in the Johnston family until 1941 when it became the national headquarters of the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) .In 2001, the HIV/AIDS hospice business partner, Lauchlan M. Livingston bought the property.Courtesy of Casey HouseCasey House was the first independent HIV/AIDS hospice in Canada - and one of the first in the world - when it opened in 1988 on nearby Huntley Street. It provided compassionate, specialized care at a time when many people with HIV /AIDS faced isolation and discrimination.Spearheaded by writer and social activist JuneCallwood. the establishment of Casey House on nearby Huntley Street was a landmark moment for people with HIV/AIDS. The facility was named after Callwood's son who died in amotorcycle accident in 1902.Hans Deryk/The Globe and MailCasey House offers inpatient and outpatientcare and care in the communitv.In 1991, Diana Princess of Wales, visited and helped dispel fears about HIV/AIDS.Casey House's services evolved and it became an HIV/AIDS hospital in 2016. In 2017, it moved to the renovated and expanded William R. Johnston House. The new addition at the rear was designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects with ERA Architects, greatly expanding the capacity of Casey House.Designated under the Ontario Heritage Act, 2002HERITAGE TORONTO 2018

Checked in to Casey House a few days ago and I’m looking forward to a stay of two weeks or so. The staff is great, all seeming to love their jobs, and the food is better than any hospital I,ve been in

I need a rest bit and I've been trying tget since I started my hcv treatment and I hope I'll hear from them this or next week. I turn 50 in February I sure hope I can make it. Odds areThat will I've been pos since Dec 1990 and because of that and whole bunch of other tragedies I don't end Christmas all too often

I was very pleased with the service, staff are very kind and helpful, thank you Emma and Jim, thank you again for looking after Francisco.

Casey House's Canada's first and only stand-alone hospital for people with HIV/AIDS with a multi-disciplinary approach to health and well-being. Their day health program is great and provides a lot of services! Very friendly and lovely healthcare workers there!

Casey House is Canada's one and only stand-alon hospital for people with HIV/AIDS. Located just along the north-east border of Toronto's Village, this unique facility continues to provide a respite for people with HIV/AIDS where they can seek treatment without contempt or judgement. Awarded the title of honoured group by Toronto PRIDE for 2018, this facility has provided both care and compassion to the city's LGBT community for over thirty years. If you are interested in supporting such an important institution, donations can be made through their website. Definitely a good place to support in downtown Toronto.

My name is Emely Zvimba i was admitted at Casey House i just want to thank the staff and the doctors & nurses and the Management and the pharmacist, the social workers the Pysiotherapist and the chefs May God bless you for your wonderful warm welcome and care i really appreciate the stay and i recommend anyone to Casey House the best comfortable relief i got words fail me how i can appreciate them all i can say is weldone team

this place is great they help my friends,

They took care of my brother until he passed. The year princess Di came. Such loving and caring care. I will forever be grateful for Casey House. Thank you!

Historic building. Casey House is heritage-designated Victorian mansion which got modern looking extension.