Long-Term Care Homes

• Vancouver

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  • Adanac Park Lodge
  • Arbutus Care Centre
  • Banfield Pavilion - VGH
  • Blenheim Lodge
  • Braddan Private Hospital
  • Broadway Pentecostal Lodge
  • Casa Mia
  • Central City Lodge
  • Chénchenstway (Burnaby)
  • Columbus Residence
  • Dogwood Care Home
  • Dr. Peter Aids Foundation Residence*
  • Fair Haven Homes Society - Vancouver Lodge
  • Finnish Home
  • George Pearson Centre
  • German Canadian Care Home
  • Haro Park Centre
  • Holy Family Hospital
  • Kopernik Lodge
  • Lake View Care Centre
  • Little Mountain Place
  • Louis Brier Home and Hospital
  • Mount St. Joseph Hospital
  • Point Grey Private Hospital
  • Purdy Pavilion - UBC
  • Renfrew Care Centre
  • Royal Arch Masonic Home
  • Royal Ascot Care Centre
  • St. Jude's Anglican Home
  • St. Vincents Hospital - Brock Fahrni Pavilion
  • St. Vincents Hospital - Langara
  • S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Simon K.Y. Lee Seniors Care Home
  • Three Links Care Centre
  • Villa Carital
  • Villa Cathay Care Home
  • Windermere Care Centre
  • Yaletown House
  • Youville Residence

• Richmond

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  • Fraserview Retirement Community
  • Hamilton Village Care Centre
  • Minoru Residence
  • Pinegrove Place
  • Richmond Lions Manor - Bridgeport
  • Rosewood Manor
     

• Coastal Urban

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  • Berkley Care Centre
  • Cedarview Lodge
  • Creekstone Care Centre
  • Evergreen House - LGH
  • Inglewood Lodge
  • Lynn Valley Care Centre
     

• Coastal Rural

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  • Hilltop House – Squamish
  • Willingdon Creek Village – Powell River
  • Evergreen ECU – Powell River General Hospital
  • Christenson Village – Gibsons
  • Silverstone Care Centre – Sechelt
  • ƛúXválásu’Ailas Heiltsuk Hospital – Bella Bella
  • Bella Coola General Hospital – Bella Coola

Frequently asked questions

• Is there a cost for long-term care?

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  Publicly subsidized long-term care costs a monthly fee based on 80% of your after-tax income, with set minimum and maximum rates.

  As long-term care is considered your home, you may be required to pay additional fees for services or items you would pay for living on your own. For example, there may be additional fees for things like equipment or aids, optional activities, and hairdressing services. You will be told about all fees before you move in.

• If I am placed in an interim care home, how can I transfer to a preferred home?

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  Many people need to move into the first available long-term care home which may not be your preferred location. When this happens, you will remain on the waitlists for your preferred care homes.  When an appropriate vacancy comes up at your preferred care home, you can accept the transfer, or you may decide that you want to stay where you are. 

  You may change your mind anytime if you want to stay at your current home. 

• What is the consent process?

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  Consent is required for admissions to long-term care homes. If an adult is not capable of providing consent, someone acting on their behalf will be asked to consent to a specific care home. Please visit the Ministry of Health website or speak with your health care provider for more information.  

• Who operates each long-term care home?

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  Homes fall into three categories:

  1. Homes that are owned and operated by a Health Authority (Vancouver Coastal Health or Providence Health Care). All rooms are publicly subsidized.
  2. Homes that are operated by providers that have contracts with VCH. These homes have publicly subsidized rooms. 
  3. Homes that are fully private and not connected with VCH. No rooms are publicly subsidized.

  Download the complete list of long-term care homes.