Northcrest Seniors Community

What families should know

Placement through Fraser Health — publicly funded placement

Northcrest Seniors Community is a Fraser Health–managed, publicly funded long-term care home in Delta, and admission is handled through the health authority’s placement process rather than direct private purchase. The site is known for long-term care with behavioural transition support, making it relevant for families whose loved one needs structured 24-hour supervision and support. It sits on 120th Street in a residential part of Delta; public-facing sources describe it as being near neighborhood green space, though formal transit and walkability details were not clearly documented in the authoritative sources reviewed. Fraser Health’s service listing says the home serves 106 residents, including people with behavioural transition support needs. BC Seniors Advocate QuickFacts reports an average admission wait of 209 days, with waits ranging from 77 to 346 days, so families should ask Fraser Health how the current queue is moving. Before proceeding, confirm whether the home can meet the person’s care profile, what the current wait-list process looks like, and how visiting and infection-control policies are handled. It is also worth checking the most recent inspection or accreditation information, since published QuickFacts data is historical context rather than a live availability report. For families comparing publicly funded options in Delta, this home may fit if behavioural support and a long-term care setting are the main priorities.

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