Trillium Lodge

What families should know

Placement through Island Health — publicly funded placement

Trillium Lodge is a publicly funded long-term care home in Parksville that is managed through Island Health, so admission is coordinated by Island Health rather than by the operator. It is known primarily as a standard long-term care setting with publicly funded residential beds, plus respite and hospice care, which can make it useful for families needing a continuum of support. The sources reviewed do not describe a distinct cultural, faith-based, or campus-style identity, and it appears to function as a single-site care home. Its address on Moilliet Street places it in central Parksville, so families can expect a city setting rather than a remote or campus-style location, but transit and walkability should be checked locally. BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts classifies the home as long-term care and shows publicly funded beds, with room configuration published for 2024; this suggests it serves residents with ongoing care needs rather than independent-living residents. Families should verify the current waitlist, whether the home is accepting the right care level, and what visiting rules or outbreak restrictions are in place. It is also worth confirming the latest inspection or accreditation details with Island Health or the facility, since published QuickFacts are historical context rather than real-time availability. Ask about if your family is comparing Island Health options, ask whether Trillium Lodge’s respite and hospice capacity could fit short-term recovery or end-of-life planning as well as longer-stay care.

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