Improving Seniors Care for Victoria Residents
Seniors living in Oak Bay Lodge and Mt. Tolmie care home in Victoria are preparing to move into a new, modern long-term care home in Quadra Village.
Seniors living in Oak Bay Lodge and Mt. Tolmie care home in Victoria are preparing to move into a new, modern long-term care home in Quadra Village.
Increased access to long-term care is coming to the Comox Valley, thanks to Island Health funding for 20 new beds.
People in the Comox Valley will soon have access to a new long-term care facility that will provide 126 publicly-funded long-term and hospice care beds.
COMOX VALLEY – To strengthen seniors’ care in the Comox Valley, Island Health is opening interim beds to ensure the frail and elderly receive timely, appropriate care in the community. These beds will remain in place until late 2020, when it is anticipated up to 151 permanent beds will open in the community.
Ocean Front Village is close to many amenities including a full hospital and healthcare facility, many dining options, large and boutique shops and two full-service grocers.
Long-Term Care homes offers adults 24-hour professional care in a supportive and secure environment.
This three-story building offers 88-long-term care private rooms (including two bariatric suites), divided into five neighbourhoods called “hamlets".
A 320-bed long-term care home located in Victoria serving seniors who have dementia or complex care needs.
Located in Nanaimo, this two-storey wood frame building sits upon five acres, 1.5 kms from Nanaimo Regional General Hospital (NRGH).
Located in Campbell River, this facility has 95 private rooms with individual bathrooms including toilet, sink and shower, and four hospice rooms.