Good Samaritan Delta View Care Centre
9321 Burns Drive
Delta, BC V4K3N3
Fraser Health
This facility offers both and spaces. Availability varies.
Good Samaritan Delta View Care Centre is a 292-bed long-term care home in Delta, British Columbia, operated by Good Samaritan Canada. A Lutheran-affiliated non-profit society, the campus comprises two buildings: a 212-bed life enrichment centre organized into eight neighbourhoods, and an 80-bed habilitation centre purpose-built for dementia care. Staff speak eight languages, including English, Punjabi, Tagalog, Urdu, and Arabic. The home holds Accreditation Canada accreditation, current to April 2028. Good Samaritan Delta View Care Centre offers both publicly funded and private-pay placements. Publicly funded beds are accessed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1. Private-pay beds can often be arranged within days; contact Good Samaritan Delta View Care Centre directly.
Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website
What families should know
Placement through Fraser Health — publicly funded placement
Delta View adds an East Delta farmland setting and neighbourhood-style care homes beyond the current amenity/service list.
Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 12, 2026
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Care Specializations
Dementia care programs vary by facility. Contact directly to confirm specialized memory care availability.
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Languages Spoken
Quality & Safety
Quality Indicators (CIHI — Canadian Institute for Health Information)
Reviews
Reviews of Good Samaritan Delta View Care Centre reveal significant inconsistency in care quality and operations. While some families praise compassionate staff and end-of-life care, multiple recent reviews document serious concerns including missing resident belongings, unprofessional staff behavior, inadequate monitoring of vital signs and pain management, lack of activities particularly in dementia units, and a notable disparity in conditions between newer private-pay and older public-funded buildings. Several reviewers report residents being discharged when care became complex or if income was limited.
Based on Google reviews
Sentiment by Topic
What families appreciate
- +Staff treat residents with love, compassion and care, greeting them by name and giving hugs
- +Food quality is good and meals served on time
- +Clean and spacious facility with friendly and cheerful staff
- +Secure environment with beautiful courtyards
- +Staff go out of their way to support families during end-of-life care
Concerns mentioned in reviews
- -Unprofessional and rude staff members, including specific concerns about caregiver Sharen Bal
- -Residents' belongings frequently go missing or are stolen
- -Inadequate pain management and vital signs monitoring not accessible to care staff
- -Stark difference in care quality between newer private-pay building and older public-funded Jade wing
- -Lack of recreation programs and staff interaction with residents, particularly in dementia units
- -Poor response time to phone inquiries and complaints
- -Residents reportedly discharged when care needs became complex, particularly low-income residents
- -Non-functional surveillance cameras not disclosed to families
- -Inadequate hygiene standards with residents clothed in soiled, ill-fitting clothing
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