What type of care does Oak Care Centre offer?

Oak Care Centre is a Long-Term Care facility offering long term care in Vancouver, BC.

How much does Oak Care Centre cost per month?

Oak Care Centre offers 47 subsidized beds with income-tested rates set by the BC government. Subsidized rates depend on your income and are set by the BC government. Contact the facility directly for current pricing.

How is Oak Care Centre rated?

Oak Care Centre has a 2.1 out of 5 star rating based on 33 Google Reviews.

Where is Oak Care Centre located?

Oak Care Centre is located at 700 West 57th Ave., Vancouver, BC V6P1S1, within the Vancouver Coastal Health region.

What is the bed capacity at Oak Care Centre?

Oak Care Centre has 47 beds, including 47 subsidized beds.

Which health authority oversees Oak Care Centre?

Oak Care Centre is overseen by Vancouver Coastal Health in British Columbia.

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Oak Care Centre

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700 West 57th Ave.

Vancouver, BC V6P1S1

Vancouver Coastal Health

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2.1(33 reviews)

Oak Care Centre is a 47-bed long-term care home in Vancouver, British Columbia, operated by Vancouver Coastal Health. The facility provides complex care for older adults with higher physical and cognitive care needs. All 47 beds are publicly funded. The home holds Accreditation Canada accreditation, current to November 2027. Staff speak eight languages, including English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hindi, Tagalog, French, and Punjabi. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact Oak Care Centre to ask about the residence itself.

Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website

What families should know

Placement through Vancouver Coastal Health — publicly funded placement

Oak Care Centre is a long-term care home in Vancouver where residents receive day-to-day support in a setting for people with higher physical and cognitive care needs. The home is publicly funded and offers a care environment served by staff who speak multiple languages, which can help with communication for residents and families from different backgrounds. Families can expect a care-centred residence rather than an independent living setting, with services organized around ongoing support and daily routines.

Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 18, 2026

Total Beds

Subsidized Beds

Operator

Vancouver Coastal Health

Languages Spoken

EnglishSpanishMandarinCantoneseHindiTagalogFrenchPunjabi

Quality & Safety

Monthly Rate

$1,507.70 to $4,142.60

2026 BC subsidized rate

Funded Care Hours

5.7 hrs

per resident per day

Food Cost

$10.03

per resident per day

Complaints (Year)

Inspections (Year)

Quality Indicators (CIHI — Canadian Institute for Health Information)

Percent of residents receiving physical therapy29.1%

Percent of residents receiving recreation therapy65.5%

Percent of residents receiving occupational therapy50.9%

Percent of residents with a worsened pressure ulcer6.9%

Percent of residents with daily physical restraints9.1%

Percent of residents with falls in the last 30 days2.1%

Percent of residents taking nine or more medications74.5%

Percent of residents with four or more emergency room visits6.7%

Percent of residents taking antipsychotic drugs without a diagnosis of psychosis13.5%

Food prepared on-siteSingle: 43Double: 2

Reviews

2.1

33 Google reviews

Oak Care Centre receives mixed reviews with stark contrasts in reported experiences. While some programs like withdrawal management and brain injury rehabilitation are praised for helpful staff and effective rehabilitation, reviews also describe medical neglect including unresponsive physicians and untreated infections, unprofessional care aides, poor food quality, and instances of aggressive staff behavior toward vulnerable residents.

Based on Google reviews

Sentiment by Topic

food

1.0

staff

2.5

management

1.5

overall atmosphere

2.0

What families appreciate

+Staff described as welcoming, helpful, extremely friendly and awesome during withdrawal management program
+Care aides Taylor, Mark, Zenny, Bob, Joseph, Edith, Kim, Suki, Alex, and Kiran provide genuine compassion and good care
+Sincere staff in Accidental Brain Injury program who provided needed rehabilitation
+Staff able to assist with identification replacement and administrative tasks
+Seniors in some programs reported as quite satisfied with their stay

Concerns mentioned in reviews

-Patients left suffering and ignored for hours, with staff appearing to take pleasure in pain
-Food quality inadequate and not meeting patient needs despite being paid for
-Doctor (Dr. Yap) neglects patients, does not respond when paged, infections left untreated
-Care aide Christine described as aggressive, rough with residents and visitors, needs immediate termination
-Care aides staff unprofessional, rude, lack training, and speak negatively about sick patients

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