About Us

About Us

Broadway Pentecostal Lodge welcomed its first residents as an intermediate care home providing care and community to 114 Vancouver seniors. The Lodge provides 24-hour nursing care.

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Active Living Program

Active Living Program

Our Active Living Program (ALP) is a restorative care program that supports elders’ in the maintenance and development of strength, balance, range of motion (ROM), and independence.

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Living Space

Living Space

Every resident of Broadway Lodge is provided a private room. There are several different configurations of rooms, such as the ceiling lift, various furniture including bed, table, drawer, desk, armoire, etc

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WELCOME TO BROADWAY LODGE

 Broadway Lodge is a 114 bedroom care home situated just outside Granville Island in Vancouver. We are a Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certified site (RHF-916-00731). 

At the Lodge we strive to affirm the dignity of the individual, and encourage participation of both the resident and family in decision-making. We endeavour to create and maintain a caring environment for residents, families, staff, and volunteers.

As a dynamic organization, we continually strive to improve services and programs towards the excellence modelled by Christ’s life and teachings.

We are celebrating 40 years in senior care.

We are proud to have as our motto “excellence in care”.

UPDATE on Provincial Health Order Repeal April 6, 2023


Effective immediately, the Visitors in Long-Term Care and Seniors’ Assisted Living Provincial Health Order (PHO) restrictions will cease to be in effect at this time. This means the PHO requirements will no longer apply, including:

– Visitors will no longer be required to provide their vaccination status, and those who are unvaccinated for COVID-19 will be able to visit freely at long-term care and assisted living sites.

– Visitors will no longer be required to undergo a rapid antigen test or confirm a recent negative rapid antigen test prior to visiting.

– Visitors and staff will not be required to wear masks while visiting long-term care and assisted living sites, unless specifically required based on a Point of Care Risk Assessment (assessment by a health care worker that masking is required based on the risks of infection, including a resident’s symptoms, the type of interaction with residents, and the environment).

– There will be no restrictions on gatherings, events or activities including visitors, indoors or outdoors, regardless of visitor vaccination status.

– Active screening of visitors is no longer required (in favour of passive screening – signs and reminders not to visit when sick).

The orders requiring health care staff to be vaccinated and allowing for the collection of their vaccination information remain in place.

We are so pleased to be returning to a pre-pandemic normal!

Broadway Lodge Management