Baillie House

What families should know

Placement through Fraser Health — publicly funded placement

Baillie House is a publicly funded long-term care home in Fraser Health, so placement generally runs through Fraser Health’s continuing care assessment and bed-offer process rather than private purchase. It is described by Fraser Health as a five-neighbourhood, 148-bed long-term care home, which suggests a larger, multi-neighbourhood setting rather than a small house-style residence. The sources reviewed do not identify a special faith, cultural, or hospital-linked program at this site, so it appears to function as a standard publicly funded long-term care home within the Fraser Health system. It sits on Laity Street in Maple Ridge, a residential area of the city; the source set did not confirm exact transit routes or walkability, so families should verify those details based on where they live and visit from. BC Seniors Advocate Quick Facts confirms the home is a long-term care facility under Fraser Health and provides published context on accreditation and contacts, while the survey results page shows it serves residents and families who are assessing a range of long-term care needs. The facility-specific survey page suggests families and residents are also weighing everyday care quality, management, and whether the home feels like the right fit for ongoing support. Worth checking if the current waitlist, visiting policies, and any recent inspection findings have changed since the published Quick Facts snapshot. Ask Fraser Health how current admissions compare with the published context, and confirm whether this home is the best match for the person’s care level and daily routines.

Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 14, 2026