An independent registry. Clear Cut Meridian is a public-interest verification project — not affiliated with any government.
Verification, not endorsementWe check publicly available licensing records and tell you exactly what we saw and when. We do not vouch for service quality.
Receipts, not vibesEvery credential shows its source registry, the date we last confirmed it, and when it expires. If we haven't checked recently, the listing says so.
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SOUTHERN ONTARIO · SENIOR TRANSITIONS REGISTRY
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Frequently asked questions

Is Clear Cut Meridian a referral service?

No. We are a registry. We tell you what we have verified, when, and where the source lives. We do not place families with providers, take referral fees, or recommend specific options.

Why does this listing show "stale" or "expired"?

Stale means our 90-day re-check window has passed without re-confirmation. Expired means the credential has lapsed at the source registry. In either case, verify directly before engaging the provider.

I see a provider that should be on here.

Tell us — we accept submissions from anyone, including family members. The provider does not need to apply themselves.

I see information that's wrong or outdated.

Submit a correction. We re-check within 5 business days.

Do you cover all of Ontario?

We focus on Southern Ontario — the GTA, Hamilton-Niagara, Simcoe County, Waterloo Region, and the surrounding areas. We are slowly expanding coverage.

Is this affiliated with the government?

No. We are an independent, public-interest project. We use government-style design language because trust starts with looking trustworthy, but we are not government and we cannot enforce anything.

Crisis resources

If you or someone you know is in crisis right now, this registry is not the right tool.

  • 9-8-8 — Suicide Crisis Helpline (Canada, 24/7)
  • 9-1-1 — Immediate medical or safety emergency
  • 2-1-1 — Ontario community and social-services helpline

Still need help?

See the trust methodology for how we verify, or submit a correction if something on the site looks wrong.