What type of care does The Summit at Quadra Village offer?

The Summit at Quadra Village is a Long-Term Care facility offering long term care in Victoria, BC.

How much does The Summit at Quadra Village cost per month?

The Summit at Quadra Village offers 320 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 The Summit at Quadra Village rated?

The Summit at Quadra Village has a 4.4 out of 5 star rating based on 53 Google Reviews.

Where is The Summit at Quadra Village located?

The Summit at Quadra Village is located at 955 Hillside Avenue, Victoria, BC V8T1Z9, within the Vancouver Island Health region.

What is the bed capacity at The Summit at Quadra Village?

The Summit at Quadra Village has 320 beds, including 320 subsidized beds.

Which health authority oversees The Summit at Quadra Village?

The Summit at Quadra Village is overseen by Vancouver Island Health in British Columbia.

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The Summit at Quadra Village

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955 Hillside Avenue

Victoria, BC V8T1Z9

Island Health

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4.4(53 reviews)

The Summit at Quadra Village is a 320-bed publicly funded long-term care home in Victoria, BC, operated by Vancouver Island Health. The home provides 24-hour nursing care for residents with complex medical and personal care needs, including those living with dementia. All residents have private rooms, and the home has both secure and non-secure units with ample outdoor spaces. Music therapy is offered four days a week and occupational and recreational therapy five days a week. The home is located in the Hillside/Quadra neighbourhood, directly beside Quadra Village. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact The Summit at Quadra Village to ask about the residence itself.

Last verified May 11, 2026 · operator website

What families should know

Placement through Island Health — publicly funded placement

The Summit adds exercise and cognitive groups, live entertainment, social events and bus outings beyond the current enriched overview.

Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 12, 2026

Total Beds

320

Subsidized Beds

320

Operator

Vancouver Island Health

Languages Spoken

English

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

$13.25

per resident per day

Complaints (Year)

Inspections (Year)

Quality Indicators (CIHI — Canadian Institute for Health Information)

Percent of residents receiving physical therapy0.4%

Percent of residents receiving recreation therapy7.7%

Percent of residents receiving occupational therapy14.7%

Percent of residents with a worsened pressure ulcer2.8%

Percent of residents with daily physical restraints4.4%

Percent of residents with falls in the last 30 days13.4%

Percent of residents taking nine or more medications43.5%

Percent of residents with four or more emergency room visits1.7%

Percent of residents taking antipsychotic drugs without a diagnosis of psychosis31.4%

Food prepared on-siteSingle: 320Double: 0

Reviews

4.4

53 Google reviews

The Summit receives high praise for compassionate end-of-life care and dedicated staff who treat residents with respect and kindness. However, one critical review highlights a significant communication failure where a family member was not notified of a resident's death and was denied the opportunity to say goodbye. Facility management's handling of this situation created emotional harm and loss of dignity for the grieving family member.

Based on Google reviews

Sentiment by Topic

staff

4.3

management

2.5

overall atmosphere

4.2

What families appreciate

+Staff were caring and compassionate during hospice care
+Staff treated residents like family members
+Dr. Vaughan and Iris House team provided compassionate end-of-life care and family support
+Respectful and kind treatment of residents across all staff levels
+Highest standards of care provided during extended stay

Concerns mentioned in reviews

-No immediate phone notification to family member when resident passed away
-Insensitive delivery of death notification with no context or empathy
-Staff member failed to honor explicit request to be informed of resident's passing
-Family denied opportunity to see deceased resident and say goodbye
-Homeless people occasionally present on facility grounds

Frequently Mentioned

end-of-life care (4)staff compassion (4)family support (2)communication failures (1)facility grounds/security (1)

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