Agecare Brandt's Creek Mews is long-term care home with 100 publicly funded beds that is located on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the syilx Nation in Kelowna.
Brandt's Creek Mews embodies a resident-centered philosophy designed to support residents’ choices, help people function at their highest level, and provide the best quality of life possible.
There are no resources found for this location
The home is Interior Health funded and operated by Agecare: https://www.agecare.ca/
Yes
Yes
There are no photos found for this location
Lenora Starr is an Indigenous cultural safety practice lead of St’át’imc Nation advocating for the health and well-being of Indigenous Peoples of the Interior.
/stories/we-are-ih-indigenous-lead-forges-path-health-and-wellness
Trauma is a powerful force that can shape a person’s life. Learn what trauma is, and why those who use substances need compassion and understanding.
/stories/how-trauma-can-lead-drug-and-alcohol-use
Dr. Miriam Oliver is a paediatrician in Penticton, and has seen vaccine-preventable illnesses. Learn why she's urging parents to vaccinate against measles.
/stories/ask-expert-why-measles-should-be-taken-seriously
The Phoenix Foundation’s mission is to “Build a Better Boundary.” Learn about the work they do to improve the lives of residents in West Kootenay/Boundary.
/stories/foundation-spotlight-series-phoenix-foundation
Since she started working at the Nicola Valley Hospital, social worker Natasha Thys ensures no patient in need leaves the hospital without proper clothing.
/stories/nicola-valley-hospital-social-worker-goes-above-and-beyond
Dr. Charuka Maheswaran and Glory Apantaku are changing conversations around climate, water and health while helping IH address climate change & sustainability.
/stories/meet-two-women-who-are-changing-way-we-think-about-water
Receive news and alert posts, and Stories@IH blog posts, right to your inbox!
