Langley Memorial Hospital long term care
22051 Fraser Hwy
Langley, BC V3A4H4
Fraser Health
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Langley Memorial Hospital Long Term Care is a 200-bed long-term care program in Langley, BC, operated directly by Fraser Health. Located within Langley Memorial Hospital and opened in 1993, the program is organized into four residential units — Cedar Hill, Maple Hill, Marwood, and Rosewood — and holds Accreditation Canada accreditation valid through June 2027. An interdisciplinary care team provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and recreation therapy on-site. Hairdressing and foot care services are available, and staff speak multiple languages including Punjabi, Hindi, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Tagalog. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact Langley Memorial Hospital Long Term Care to ask about the residence itself.
Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website
What families should know
Placement through Fraser Health — publicly funded placement
Langley Memorial Hospital long-term care is a publicly funded complex care home operated by Fraser Health, accessed through Fraser Health case managers who assess eligibility—families should not contact the facility directly for admission. The facility is integrated into the Langley Memorial Hospital campus, offering 24-hour nursing supervision and complex care services alongside hospital-based acute care, emergency, and critical care services, which can be advantageous for residents with unpredictable medical needs. Located in suburban Langley near Sendall Gardens and Nicomekl Park, the facility sits on Fraser Highway with nearby access to nature and green space. The home serves adults who can no longer live safely at home and require complex medical management, including end-of-life care, personal care assistance, meals, nutritional support, social work, and recreational activities. Ask about Fraser Health about current admission wait times (sources report approximately two-month average waits), verify accreditation status (currently accredited through June 2027), confirm visiting policies and on-campus activities, and contact the Resident Care Coordinator at (877) 880-8823 with any concerns or complaints.
Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 14, 2026
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Quality & Safety
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Reviews
Langley Memorial Hospital receives highly polarized reviews reflecting significant inconsistency in care quality across departments and individual staff members. While emergency and maternity departments frequently receive praise for compassionate, efficient care—particularly with vulnerable populations like children and autistic patients—multiple reviews document serious concerns including safety hazards, inadequate supervision of new staff, dismissive patient interactions, and delayed diagnostic procedures. Long-term care and complex discharge decisions have drawn specific criticism regarding patient safety assessment and staff judgment.
Based on Google reviews
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What families appreciate
- +Dr. Krusie provided exceptional, caring cardiology care with personal attention
- +Emergency Department staff (Laura, Raj, Anna) showed exceptional patience and compassion with autistic child
- +Maternity ward staff were friendly, encouraging and supportive during labor and delivery
- +Pediatric and emergency care staff were quick, gentle and reassuring with children requiring stitches
- +Post-stroke rehabilitation staff demonstrated incredible patience and knowledge about dementia care
Concerns mentioned in reviews
- -Found crack pipe and lighter in bathroom, and staff appeared unresponsive when reported
- -Competency evaluation staff recommended discharge of 99-year-old with severe dementia and safety risks, deemed callous and uncaring
- -Long wait times in emergency (3-7 hours) with inconsistent triage prioritization
- -Staff unprofessional during intake: called patient by wrong name twice without verification, no vital signs taken before x-ray, minimal doctor interaction
- -Delayed test ordering and procedures: patient waited 14+ days for ordered chest tube without explanation
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