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Saanich Peninsula Hospital Residential Care

2166 Mt Newton X Rd

Saanichton, BC V8M2B2

Vancouver Island Health

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3.8
171 reviews
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Saanich Peninsula Hospital Residential Care is a long-term care facility in Saanichton, BC with 143 beds, operated by Vancouver Island Health. The facility provides 3.39 funded direct care hours per resident day. It has a 3.8 out of 5 Google rating based on 171 reviews

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Vancouver Island Health

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Amenities & Services

Certifications & Memberships

Assurity Certified
Quality certification from SafeCare BC
BCCPA Member
BC Care Providers Association member
BCSLA Seal of Approval
BC Senior Living Association quality seal
BCSLA Member
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Reviews

3.8
171 Google reviews

Saanich Peninsula Hospital receives strong praise for its emergency department, with reviewers consistently reporting professional and compassionate care from doctors and nurses during critical situations. However, significant complaints center on the lab/administration area, where patients report rude front desk staff, difficulty obtaining results, and poor communication. Additional concerns include doctors dismissing mental health crises and certain diagnostic concerns as drug-seeking behavior.

Based on Google reviews

Sentiment by Topic

staff
4.2
management
2.5
overall atmosphere
4.3

What families appreciate

  • +Emergency department staff are professional, calm, and efficient during critical situations
  • +Palliative care nursing staff provide compassionate end-of-life care with dignity and humanity
  • +Individual doctors and nurses named for exceptional compassion and medical knowledge (Dr. Wilhelm Boyles, Dr. B Irvine, Nurse Jenn)
  • +Fast processing times for imaging and lab work when functioning properly
  • +Surgical team demonstrates attentiveness with multiple follow-up visits to answer patient questions

Concerns mentioned in reviews

  • -Lab front desk staff are rude, dismissive, and rush patients through appointments
  • -Difficulty obtaining lab results despite multiple follow-up calls over weeks
  • -Receptionist/operator interrupts patients and becomes defensive when asked to listen properly
  • -Emergency department doctors dismiss patient concerns, particularly regarding foreign objects and mental health crises
  • -Mental health crisis patients report doctors assume drug-seeking behavior rather than taking emotional distress seriously

Frequently Mentioned

staff professionalism (15)emergency services (11)lab/bloodwork (5)wait times (4)communication/customer service (3)surgery (2)diagnostic imaging (2)palliative care (1)mental health services (1)

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Last checked: February 28, 2026

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