Mt. Cartier Court

What families should know

Placement through Interior Health — publicly funded placement

Mt. Cartier Court is a publicly funded long-term care home operated by Interior Health, so admission typically starts with an Interior Health case manager assessing eligibility and placing your loved one on the regional waitlist rather than applying directly to the home. It is a relatively small, 44-bed complex care home that focuses on providing 24-hour nursing and personal care for seniors who can no longer be supported safely at home, and food is prepared and cooked on site, which can support a more home-like feel. Set on Newlands Road in the small community of Revelstoke, it sits in a residential area where driving is common, and families may want to explore local transit or community shuttles if they will be visiting without a car. As a standard long-term care home regulated under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act, most residents will have significant physical care needs and many are likely to be living with dementia or other cognitive changes, with care provided by a mix of nursing and care aide staff. BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts lists Mt. Cartier Court as having only publicly funded beds, so costs are set through the provincial income-based residential care client rate rather than private-pay pricing. Because provincial data are updated periodically, families should not assume that historical wait times or program details are current. Ask about current waitlist status, visiting policies, and whether this setting matches your family member's care needs.

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