Hospice Muskoka

Walking beside individuals and families from diagnosis to end-of-life and grief support.

At a time when you need help most, Hospice Muskoka provides compassionate comfort and care, emotional and spiritual support.

How We Can Help

Andy's House

Andy's House at Home

Community Programs

Family Updates on Loved Ones at Andy's House:
705-646-1697

Name: Hospice Muskoka
Address: 16 West Street, Port Carling, ON, P0B 1J0, CA
Telephone: 705-646-1697

24/7 Access & Referral Line: 1-705-204-CARE (2273)

"We’d like to mention what a beautiful place it is and how thankful we are to have Andy’s House here in Muskoka."

Barb Heenan

“I will be forever grateful to Andy’s House for the great care and support my mother and I received. Andy’s House made my mother's final journey very peaceful and spiritual. Thank you.”

Kim Neville

“We were all touched by the kindness and superior care she received there and hope others can experience this as well.”

Bill Grixti

“We cannot thank you enough for all you did to make Eleanor's last weeks as good as they possible could be. You made our family so welcome and at ease with what we knew was coming.”

Carol Hearn

"I was so impressed with your hospice, and grateful my father spent his last day there. I appreciated your exit ceremony with music and candles, and the warmth of the staff. Thank you."

Vivian Wood

Proud member of the Muskoka Almaguin Ontario Health Team.

Hospice Muskoka is located on the shores of the Indian River, a waterway joining Lake Rosseau and Lake Muskoka. The Indian River was used for decades as a migration and trading route by Indigenous peoples of the of the Anishnaabeg, which includes the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations, collectively known as the Three Fires Confederacy. The Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee Nations have also walked on this territory over time.

Today Muskoka is home to three sovereign nations: Wahta Mohawks First Nations, Moose Deer Point First Nation and the Moon River Métis.

This land acknowledgement is an expression of gratitude and appreciation to those on whose territory we gather, and as a way of honouring the Indigenous Peoples who have been living and working on this land for centuries and who continue to be stewards of the land, protectors of the water, and sustainers of life.

Hospice Muskoka is committed to abiding by the Anishnaabeg teaching that honours the Creator for giving humans seven sacred gifts: love, truth, respect, wisdom, humility, honesty and bravery. We, at Hospice Muskoka, are dedicated to respecting and honouring the past, present and future of all people and hope to inspire others to take action toward real truth and reconciliation.