Swan Valley Lodge
818 Vancouver St
Creston, BC V0B1G4
Interior Health
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Swan Valley Lodge is a 90-bed long-term care home in Creston, British Columbia, operated by Interior Health. The home is accredited through Accreditation Canada and provides continuous nursing care to adults with complex, long-term care needs in the Kootenay region. Located in the Creston Valley in the southeast corner of British Columbia, Swan Valley Lodge offers structured daily programming, communal dining, and outdoor spaces. Staff work collaboratively with residents and families to develop personalized care plans that support independence, comfort, and social connection. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact Swan Valley Lodge to ask about the residence itself.
Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website
What families should know
Placement through Interior Health — publicly funded placement
Swan Valley Lodge is a publicly funded long-term care home operated by Interior Health, and admission is arranged through Interior Health’s Home and Community Care office after a formal needs assessment rather than by applying directly to the facility. The home is known as a key complex care site for the Creston and East Kootenay area, providing 24‑hour care for adults with significant physical disabilities and people living with dementia or other mental or behavioural conditions. As a standalone long-term care home on Vancouver Street in Creston, it sits in a quiet, small‑town residential setting where day‑to‑day life centres on the lodge itself and its gathering spaces, including a garden, courtyard, and patio areas. Transit in Creston is limited, so families typically drive or use community transport services, though the in‑town location makes it relatively straightforward for local relatives to visit. Interior Health and community listings describe the care population as adults with complex health needs who can no longer be safely supported at home or in assisted living, including many with cognitive impairment, so the environment and staffing are geared to higher levels of support. Families should verify current waits (ask the Health Authority how these compare with BCSA QuickFacts reporting) times (ask the Health Authority how these compare with BCSA QuickFacts reporting) and referral steps with Interior Health, ask how residents with dementia or responsive behaviours are supported, and clarify visiting rules and expectations for family involvement. It is also important to ask about recent licensing or accreditation findings and how any issues were addressed. Ask about taken together, these details can help you decide whether this publicly funded complex care home aligns with your relative’s medical needs, cultural preferences, and your family’s ability to visit regularly.
Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 14, 2026
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