Langley Lodge is a residential care home where the monthly fee for care is partially funded by Fraser Health and partially paid for by the resident. Admission to a subsidized space requires an assessment by Fraser Health staff. To be eligible, a person must: Have a health care need determined through an assessment by Fraser Health professional staff as requiring 24-hour nursing care in a residential care home, be over 19 years of age, be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident who meets BC’s residency requirements, agree to the assessment process, which includes releasing financial information and has tried all of the avenues available for receiving care at home.

Each resident assessed by Fraser Health Authority and placed at Langley Lodge care home must pay a daily user fee based on their annual income as reported to the Canada Revenue Agency. Fraser Health Residential Services assesses the daily rate before placement which is subject to change on a year-to-year basis. At Langley Lodge, fees cover most of our services except for medications and personal care items. 

Typically, when a family is seeking information to make arrangements for long-term care for an elderly relative, they will need to contact Fraser Health Authority’s Home Health Care Intake Office (604-953-4965). An Intake Worker will provide information, determine eligibility and conduct an assessment at a pre-arranged time. For Information about Long-Term Care placements, contact: Fraser Health Authority Home Health Care Intake Office at 604-953-4965. You can visit their website at www.fraserhealth.ca for further information.

Due to COVID-19 precautions, our visiting hours are generally from 9:30 am to 8:00 pm, seven days per week. Due to current orders by the Province of BC, all visitors must be fully vaccinated and consent to frequent rapid antigen testing.

Professional nursing staff and care aids assist each resident with bathing and hygiene needs. The level of assistance given to each resident is based upon that individual’s level of independence and the amount of assistance needed or requested — we are people-centred care. Residents have a regular schedule for showers and baths. However, they can request bath times more conducive to their lifestyle at home.

We have highly qualified, professionally trained nursing staff and support workers who are always on duty. In addition, we have dietary specialists, physiotherapists, administrative support, recreational staff, and a large volunteer base who all work towards our goal of “Improving Quality of Life for Seniors”.

Long-term care facilities (formerly nursing homes) are designed for individuals who don't need to be in a hospital but cannot live safely and independently at home due to physical or psychological limitations. Long-term care facilities provide around-the-clock nursing and personal care services. Those who live in assisted living are typically more active and do not require as much individual care.