St. Vincent's: Brock Fahrni

Visitors: If you exhibit any symptoms of cold or flu, or feel unwell, refrain from entering these facilities. Your cooperation is vital in maintaining the health of our patients, residents and staff.

St. Vincent’s: Brock Fahrni is a long-term care home to 130 residents, including many veterans. Our facility features an Artworks Studio, chapel, patios, greenhouse, and comfortable communal areas. Residents have the choice of private, semi-private, or shared rooms, each with personal storage and a washroom, and are encouraged to personalize their spaces.

Organized into six 'neighbourhoods', our home promotes close communities among residents and caregivers, each featuring lounges and dining areas for social activities. Central to our community life are the dining/activity areas with fireplaces, kitchenettes, and TVs, where we host events like family nights and birthday celebrations.

We proudly support our veterans through partnerships with Veterans Affairs Canada, Royal Canadian Legion, Royal Canadian Air Force, and Army Navy Veterans in Canada, highlighted by special symbols in veterans' rooms and ceremonies like Remembrance Day.

At St. Vincent’s: Brock Fahrni, we foster a community that values inclusivity, holistic care, and a diverse array of activities, connecting residents with the broader community, nature, and each other, ensuring a fulfilling and connected living experience.

St. Vincent’s: Brock Fahrni visiting information

Family plays an important role in a patient’s and resident’s healing process. Families are welcome to be present at any time – Providence Health Care does not restrict visiting hours to family members. 

Of course, you must follow a few guidelines:

• Sick people need rest. You can visit often, but please respect your loved ones wishes for privacy or rest.
• Children under 14 must be under adult supervision (from someone other than the patient) at all times.
• Visiting may be restricted to protect the privacy and rights of other patients.
• Your visit may be interrupted by staff to provide patient care.
• If you feel unwell, have an infection, flu-like or respiratory symptoms, or any sort of communicable disease, or have recently been in contact with anyone with these symptoms, we encourage you to stay at home until you’re well again.
• We may not have the space to accommodate a large number of family members, but we’ll try our best.

If you need more information – just ask so we can help create the best care experience overall.