Last updated May 6, 2024
This page is updated as information becomes available, and during office hours (M-F; 8am to 4pm).
Home Status
| Home | Current Status | Visiting Hours | Visitation |
| Beckley Farm Lodge 250.381.4421 | OPEN | 9:30 am – 5:00 pm | OPEN |
| Nigel House 250.475.2050 | OPEN, DECLARED OUTBREAK | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | OPEN. Visitors are required to follow PPE guidelines as per Island Health Outbreak Protocol (also see below). |
| Rest Haven Lodge 250.656.0717 | OPEN, ON PRECAUTIONS | 9:00 am – 6:00 pm | OPEN. Masks are recommended. |
| Veterans Memorial Lodge 250.658.0311 | OPEN | 9:00 am – 7:00 pm | OPEN. |
Visitation Status
What you need to know
Effective immediately:
- Healthcare workers, volunteers, contractors, and visitors to our Homes are no longer required to wear masks.
- However, in the event a Home is declared in outbreak by Island Health’s Medical Health Officer, masks will be required. You will be advised at the Home if this is the case.
- Nigel House has been declared on outbreak by Island Health’s Medical Health Officer. Therefore, masks are required as follows:
- We will provide masks to be worn in hallways and common areas.Once you reach your loved one’s room, you may remove your mask, unless he or she is involved in the outbreak.If you are visiting someone in a shared room, you must wear your mask.
- If you are participating in activities in common areas, you must wear your mask.
- Rest Haven Lodge is on precautions. There is no requirement for you to wear a mask, but we strongly recommend you do so, for your own protection, and for the wellbeing of the people who live and work there.
- Beckley Farm Lodge, Harriet House, Nigel House, and Veterans Memorial Lodge are open, and masks are not required.
What you can do
- Stay home if you have a cough or fever, or are feeling unwell.
- Practice good hand hygiene.
- Cover your coughs and sneezes.
- You may continue to wear a mask if you prefer to do so.
You can find additional information on the BCCDC website.
If you have any questions, please speak with the Executive Director of your loved one’s Home, or with the care team.
Thank you for helping us protect the people who live and work in Broadmead Care Homes.
