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McKinney Place – South Okanagan General Hospital

911 McKinney Road

Oliver, BC V0H1T3

Interior Health

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3.1(67 reviews)Google Maps

McKinney Place is a 75-bed long-term care home in Oliver, British Columbia, operated by Interior Health. The home provides 24-hour nursing care to adults with complex, long-term care needs within a hospital-affiliated setting in the South Okanagan. Part of South Okanagan General Hospital, McKinney Place offers individualized care planning and access to hospital-integrated health services. The care team supports residents through nursing care and coordinated support, with care plans developed in partnership with residents and families. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact McKinney Place to ask about the residence itself.

Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website

What families should know

Placement through Interior Health — publicly funded placement

McKinney Place is a publicly funded long-term care home operated by Interior Health, so admission typically starts with an Interior Health case manager assessing your family member’s needs and, if they meet criteria, placing them on a regional waitlist that includes this home. The building sits directly next to South Okanagan General Hospital on McKinney Road in Oliver, creating a small health campus where residents can be transferred quickly for emergency or acute care when needed. The neighbourhood around McKinney Road is more of a medical-services hub than a retail main street, so most visitors drive, but the hospital location makes it a known landmark that is reasonably easy for family and community supports to find. According to BCSA QuickFacts, McKinney Place is a long-term care home under the Hospital Act with 75 publicly funded beds, designed for seniors who need 24-hour nursing, personal care, and rehabilitation or convalescent support rather than more independent assisted living. BCSA QuickFacts reports admission waits averaging about 80 days for non-urgent community placements and about 42 days across all admissions, so it’s important to ask Interior Health how current waits compare and whether this home is realistic for your timelines. Daily life here is shaped by the close connection to the hospital and by Interior Health policies, with a combined Resident and Family Council that can give families a structured voice in decisions about activities, meals, and care routines. Before deciding, families should confirm current waitlist status, whether there are any specialized dementia or behavioural programs, and how staffing levels and on-call medical coverage work overnight and on weekends. Ask about recent inspection or quality-review findings, clarify visiting hours and outbreak protocols, and ask how the team supports residents to stay engaged with the broader Oliver community beyond the hospital campus.

Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 14, 2026

Total Beds
75
Subsidized Beds
75
Operator
Interior Health

Languages Spoken

EnglishPunjabiPortugese and Tagalog.

Quality & Safety

Monthly Rate
$1,507.70 to $4,142.60
2026 BC subsidized rate
Funded Care Hours
3.4 hrs
per resident per day
Food Cost
$12.01
per resident per day
Inspections (Year)
1

Quality Indicators (CIHI — Canadian Institute for Health Information)

Percent of residents receiving physical therapy8.1%
Percent of residents receiving recreation therapy24.4%
Percent of residents receiving occupational therapy1.1%
Percent of residents with a worsened pressure ulcer3.3%
Percent of residents with daily physical restraints0.0%
Percent of residents with falls in the last 30 days12.8%
Percent of residents taking nine or more medications49.1%
Percent of residents with four or more emergency room visits0.0%
Percent of residents taking antipsychotic drugs without a diagnosis of psychosis28.2%
Food prepared on-siteSingle: 0Double: 4

Reviews

3.1
67 Google reviews

McKinney Place–South Okanagan General Hospital receives mixed reviews, with strong praise for lab, x-ray, and wound care services, but significant complaints about extended wait times and facility closures without adequate patient support. Reviewers highlight gaps in specialized nursing care and systemic provincial health care coordination issues affecting patient outcomes, though front-line staff are often noted as pleasant and caring.

Based on Google reviews

Sentiment by Topic

staff
3.5
management
2.0
overall atmosphere
3.0

What families appreciate

  • +Lab and x-ray services are excellent and expeditious, especially with online booking
  • +Overnight doctors now available in Emergency
  • +Wound care staff (Paul and Bobbiat) provided best care
  • +Front-line staff are amazing and helpful
  • +Pleasant and professional staff demeanor

Concerns mentioned in reviews

  • -Long wait times (8 hours to see doctor, 2.5 hours after fall)
  • -Facility sometimes closed without adequate communication or alternative care directions
  • -Secondary waiting area has uncomfortable chairs in hallway causing patient discomfort
  • -Nursing staff untrained for specialized patient needs (quadriplegic care)
  • -Alleged HIPAA violations and inappropriate care by nursing staff

Frequently Mentioned

wait times (4)staff competence (4)lab/x-ray services (2)emergency department (2)facility closure/access (2)specialized care needs (1)waiting area conditions (1)long-term care placement (1)

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