Long-Term Care
We provide long-term care for older adults who need 24/7 professional nursing support and daily assistance.
Residents also have access to meals, recreation and activity programs, and a daily routine that supports connection, comfort, and time to rest.
Compassionate Care in a Comfortable Setting
Long-term care provides 24-hour support for older adults who can no longer safely live independently.
At Maplewood Care Society, residents receive professional nursing care, personal support, nutritious meals, recreation programs, and opportunities to stay connected and engaged.
Our goal is to help every resident feel safe, comfortable, respected, and at home.
Support for More Complex Care Needs
Maplewood Care Society includes two homes: Maplewood House and MSA Manor. Maplewood House has 78 ensuite rooms, with 76 funded by Fraser Health.
MSA Manor offers 34 ensuite rooms. Both homes provide a comfortable and supportive environment for residents.
Care Community
At MCS, we take the time to truly know each resident—their routines, preferences, and what makes them feel most at ease. Care here is personal, respectful, and built around helping every individual feel safe, supported, and at home within our community.
Our care teams are available around the clock to provide comfort, reassurance, and assistance whenever it is needed.
What Care Looks Like at MCS
Residents receive care and assistance based on their individual needs, including:
- 24/7 Registered Nurse coverage, supported by Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Care Aides.
- Regular assistance with dressing, grooming, transferring, toileting, mobility, eating, and bathing.
- Assisted bathing in specially equipped spa rooms designed for additional safety, comfort, and dignity.
- Ceiling and other mechanical lifts to support safe and comfortable transfers between resident suites and bathing areas.
- Nurse call bell systems in each room for health emergencies or whenever personal assistance is needed.
- Partnered pharmacy services to support safe and coordinated medication management.
- Dietitian-developed and monitored therapeutic diets to meet residents’ individual nutritional and health needs.
Our goal is to provide dependable, respectful care while supporting each resident’s comfort, dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Recreation & Activities
Staying active and connected is an important part of daily life at MCS.
Residents can enjoy a variety of activities based on their interests and abilities, including exercise, games, music, arts and crafts, social events, and entertainment.
We offer a variety of therapeutic recreation programs for groups and individuals. Programs are designed to meet the physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and cognitive needs of our residents. We strive to increase quality of life and provide meaningful opportunities for engagement and connection. Providing person centered care is our goal and providing choice and dignity to our residents. Our program is augmented by Art Therapy, Music Therapy and recreational therapy and volunteers.
Our community offers seniors-focused programs, events, and services. We’re committed to providing a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for our residents.
Maplewood House Culinary Team
MSA Manor Culinary Team
Meals
Residents enjoy three nutritious meals each day, along with snacks and refreshments.
We offer residents a variety of nutritious meal options, including three daily meals prepared in our kitchen and served in the dining room, seasonal menus, monthly theme specials, and an “Always Available” menu.
We can also accommodate special diets for vegetarians and those on therapeutic diets. Meal delivery to rooms is available for residents experiencing episodic illness or injury, and snacks and refreshments are served between meals and in the evening.
How to Access
Long-Term Care?
Admissions to Maplewood House and MSA Manor are coordinated through Fraser Health.
If you are a caregiver with a loved one who can no longer live safely or independently at home due to their complex health care needs such as progression of a chronic illness, disability, or mental frailty, contact Fraser Health and ask for an assessment. The Abbotsford office number is 604-556-5000. A Case Manager will arrange to visit, and then make an assessment based on physical, mental, and social factors. If your loved one is currently in hospital, the team there will assist you with the process.
Maplewood Care Society receives primary funding through the Fraser Health Authority and all admissions are arranged through Fraser Health. Preferred Care Home choice is accommodated whenever possible, but urgent admissions usually go to the first available bed in the region. If residents wish to move after admission, they may put their name on a transfer waitlist for another Care Home.
For more information about accessing Fraser Health Residential Care Services, click here: Fraser Health Residential Care.
We encourage you to book a few tours of Care Homes in your area so you can get an idea of what services are provided.
Moving In
We’re funded through Fraser Health Authority and provide long-term care as part of the public care system.
If you’re exploring long-term care, it can help to know that we’re part of a broader care network while staying closely connected to the Abbotsford community.
Long-Term Care FAQ
Long-term care supports older adults who need ongoing nursing care and daily assistance.
Yes. We support older adults with complex care needs, including dementia, chronic illness, diabetes, and heart, lung, and circulation conditions that require ongoing care.
Yes. We’re funded through Fraser Health Authority and provide long-term care as part of the public care system.
Yes. If you have questions about long-term care or want to learn more, you can contact us or book a tour.