Already a part of an aging-in-place campus, this major expansion of Rest Haven Personal Care Home increases resident rooms from 60 to 142, linking to Woodhaven Manor seniors housing (also designed by ft3 in two phases in the 1990s).

Aging-in-Place is about choices. The choice to live in your community. The choice to have options that will allow you to maintain a lifestyle that you have been accustomed to is a positive one. This can be supported by creating a series of households with a small number of residents to maintain a more residential feel.

Designed to serve the acute and long-term care needs of the local community. The facility seamlessly integrates long-term care, and acute care beds, emergency care, diagnostics, community health services, and a medical clinic within the same footprint

In 2009, the Government of Saskatchewan announced the replacement of 13 long-term care facilities to improve healthcare services across the province. In the Town of Biggar, the existing Diamond Lodge would transform into a new 54-resident, long-term care facility attached to the Biggar Union Hospital.

A new addition connected to the existing hospital, providing 54 long-term care residents. The long-term care residents are divided into five 10 or 11-resident household configurations each with their own activity space, screened porch and dining room