Menno Home
32910 Brundige Ave
Abbotsford, BC V2S1N2
Fraser Health
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Menno Home is a 196-bed long-term care home in Abbotsford, BC, operated by the Mennonite Benevolent Society. Founded in 1954 on the Menno Place campus, this faith-based organization welcomes residents from all ethnic and faith backgrounds and is part of one of the largest seniors care campuses in British Columbia. The home includes a 22-bed Special Care Unit for residents living with Alzheimer's disease and dementia, and delivers a Life Enrichment Program with seven-day weekly activities — including music events, bus trips, and pet therapy — alongside a pastoral care team supporting residents' spiritual needs. Placement is managed through a Home and Community Care assessment — call 8-1-1 to start. Contact Menno Home to ask about the residence itself.
Last verified May 12, 2026 · operator website
What families should know
Placement through Fraser Health — publicly funded placement
Fraser Health manages placement into Menno Home, a publicly funded long-term care home, through their centralized assessment and waitlist process—families should contact Fraser Health to start. This facility is known for its secure design with four unique living areas, a one-acre courtyard, and 22 special care beds for dementia, rooted in Mennonite Christian compassionate care. It sits on an 11-acre campus-of-care across from Abbotsford Recreation Centre, including Menno Hospital for proximate complex care support and options like assisted living for couples. Public transit is nearby, enhancing access in this Abbotsford neighbourhood. Common here are complex long-term care needs, especially for those requiring secure dementia environments per BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts. Families should verify availability and waits with Fraser Health, confirm visiting policies, and ask about fit for specific care needs—worth checking if secure features match.
Based on BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts, Health Authority records, and publicly available facility information · Last reviewed May 14, 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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Quality & Safety
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Reviews
Menno Home receives mixed reviews with significant concerns about communication with families and medical responsiveness in critical situations, contrasted by positive feedback on staff friendliness and activity programming. Multiple reviewers report inadequate notification of residents' declining health and difficulty reaching staff by phone or in person. Some families report positive experiences with personalized care and technology access, while others experienced poor outcomes they attribute to lapses in medical attention.
Based on Google reviews
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What families appreciate
- +Staff set up weekly Zoom calls and printed pictures from messages during Covid
- +Social activities happened frequently and were well-organized
- +High level of personal connection in care
- +Staff described as compassionate, positive, and friendly
- +Residents appeared cheerful
Concerns mentioned in reviews
- -Family not contacted when resident was dying or in third stage of death
- -Facility did not answer phone or respond to visitors at the door for extended periods
- -Staff did not provide medical updates to family members
- -Resident with head trauma not transferred across the street for proper care, resulting in death
- -Gluten-free food options were unsatisfactory and not substantial
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