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Assisted LivingNon-Profit

KinVillage Assisted Living

5440 10th Avenue

Delta, BC V4M 3Y9

Fraser Health

This listing accepts . Placement is arranged through Fraser Health; current access details are below.

How placement works

Admission is arranged through Fraser Health, not by applying directly to the residence.

Call the Home and Community Care Access Line at 1-855-412-2121, or book a telephone appointment online. A clinician will assess eligibility and care needs.

Health Authority instructions checked Jul 17, 2026.

KinVillage Assisted Living is an assisted living residence in Delta, BC operated by the non-profit KinVillage Association. It is part of the broader KinVillage seniors community, which offers housing and services for older adults and partners with Fraser Health to provide publicly funded programs on site. The assisted living building is intended for seniors who can live independently with some support and do not need 24-hour professional nursing care. Residents live in their own private suites and can access shared common areas within the KinVillage campus. Assisted living services at KinVillage focus on hospitality, health and wellness, with supports such as meals, housekeeping, some laundry, medication assistance and 24-hour on-site emergency response. Access to publicly subsidized assisted living is managed through a Fraser Health Home and Community Care assessment. Contact KinVillage Assisted Living directly to ask about availability and the move-in process.

Content reviewed May 18, 2026 · source

What families should know

Placement through Fraser Health

KinVillage Assisted Living is part of a larger seniors community in Delta, where residents live in private suites with access to shared lounges and gathering spaces on the campus. Daily life typically includes prepared meals, light housekeeping and some laundry support, plus help with medications when needed. Organized social and recreational activities create opportunities to connect with neighbours in common areas. On-site staff support daily routines while residents remain as independent as possible.

Based on publicly available operator, health authority, or government materials · reviewed May 18, 2026

Languages spoken

EnglishCantoneseChinese (other dialects)FilipinoHindiPunjabi

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Quality & Safety

Monthly Rate
$1,253.80–$5,107.00
2026 provincial client-rate range
Food Cost
$7.96
Reporting period unknown · per resident per day

Quality indicators (CIHI — Canadian Institute for Health Information)

Percent of residents taking nine or more medications65.1%
Percent of residents with four or more emergency room visits13.2%
Percent of residents taking antipsychotic drugs without a diagnosis of psychosis5.8%
Off-site food preparation

Data period: Unknown.

Source: BC Seniors Advocate Quick Facts · checked Feb 25, 2026.

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Information compiled from public records and operator-published information.

Listing reviewed Feb 2026

Contact the listing directly to confirm current pricing, availability, and services.