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Providence Living Communication helps media representatives track down information, navigate Providence Living facilities, programs, and operations, as well as coordinate interviews with Providence Living subject matter experts.

During business hours (Mon-Fri, 8:30 – 4:30)
Email: Shavahn Dhaliwal, Communications Specialist, Providence Living, shavahn.dhaliwal@providenceliving.ca

 After hours (evenings, weekends & holidays)
Call: 778.384.2208

To ensure media inquiries are facilitated as efficiently and effectively as possible, please keep the following guidelines in mind when submitting a request:

  • All media inquiries – including requests for information, statements, interviews, and filming – are directed to and coordinated by Providence Living Communications.
  • Media representatives visiting a Providence Living facility are asked to notify Providence Living Communications upon their arrival and be escorted by a Providence Living Communications team member (or designate) when on-site.
  • Providence Living Communications must receive appropriate written consent from relevant patients, clients, and employees prior to facilitating interview or filming requests.
  • Filming requests (commercial and non-commercial) must be accompanied by a written synopsis of the project. If consent to film is provided, a written agreement between Providence Living and the production company may be required.

Providence Living Communication helps media representatives track down information, navigate Providence Living facilities, programs, and operations, as well as coordinate interviews with Providence Living subject matter experts.

During business hours (Mon-Fri, 8:30 – 4:30)
Email: Shavahn Dhaliwal, Communications Specialist, Providence Living, shavahn.dhaliwal@providenceliving.ca

 After hours (evenings, weekends & holidays)
Call: 778.384.2208

To ensure media inquiries are facilitated as efficiently and effectively as possible, please keep the following guidelines in mind when submitting a request:

  • All media inquiries – including requests for information, statements, interviews, and filming – are directed to and coordinated by Providence Living Communications.
  • Media representatives visiting a Providence Living facility are asked to notify Providence Living Communications upon their arrival and be escorted by a Providence Living Communications team member (or designate) when on-site.
  • Providence Living Communications must receive appropriate written consent from relevant patients, clients, and employees prior to facilitating interview or filming requests.
  • Filming requests (commercial and non-commercial) must be accompanied by a written synopsis of the project. If consent to film is provided, a written agreement between Providence Living and the production company may be required.

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Canada’s First Public Long-term Care Home Based on the Concepts of a Dementia Village Welcomes Inaugural Residents in Emotional Move-in Day

July 8th, 2024|

In a historic moment for seniors care in Canada, Providence Living at The Views, the nation’s first public long-term care home based on the concepts of a dementia village, welcomed its inaugural residents on July 8, 2024. The state-of-the-art care home village in Comox, British Columbia, represents a significant step forward in [...]

Canada’s First Public Long-Term Care Home Based on the Concepts of a Dementia Village Opens Its Doors to BC Seniors

July 2nd, 2024|

Canada’s first ever public long-term care home based on the concepts of a dementia village opened its doors today in Comox on Vancouver Island. A partnership between Providence Living, the province and Island Health with funding also from St. Paul’s Foundation and Comox Valley Healthcare Foundation, Providence Living at The Views is [...]

Renowned Canadian Artist Donates Life’s Work to Support Expansion of New Long-Term Care Model for Seniors With and Without Dementia

July 1st, 2024|

Judi Wild, a renowned and respected Canadian artist whose husband is currently receiving transformative long-term care for his vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, is donating all proceeds from her art sales to help other BC seniors have access to the same progressive approach to publicly funded long-term care. “With deep gratitude for [...]

Made-In-BC Care Model Inspired by Concepts of a Dementia Village Will Be Adopted by New Prince George Long-Term Care Home

April 11th, 2024|

Since last November’s Ministry of Health announcement about a new, 200-bed long-term care village coming to Prince George, the approximately 16 per cent of Prince George residents who are 65 and older may be asking themselves: what will life be like there and will it be a good place for me [...]

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