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Brainstreams > Resources > assisted living, Evergreen Langley Timbers Supportive Housing, Fraser Health, Fraser Health Authority, housing, independence, residence, residential, supported, supportive > Evergreen Langley Timbers Supportive Housing

Evergreen Langley Timbers Supportive Housing

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Resource Category: Housing & Independent LivingResource Tags: assisted living, residence, supported, Fraser Health Authority, supportive, Fraser Health, residential, housing, independence, and Evergreen Langley Timbers Supportive Housing

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    The philosophy of assisted living is to provide housing with supports that enables residents to maintain an optimal level of independence. Services are responsive to resident’s preferences, needs and values, which promotes maximum dignity and individuality while maintaining their independence. Assisted living provides housing and support services within a home-like environment to seniors and adults with disabilities who require both scheduled and unscheduled personal services and support.

    You may be eligible if you:

    • are currently a Home Health client but are finding that these services are no longer meeting your care needs
    • meet the general eligibility requirements for Home Health services
    • are living at risk in your current home are able to communicate and be understood by others
    • do not behave in ways that put the safety of others at risk
    • are able to take direction in an emergency are able to use an emergency response system

    If couples wish to move into an assisted living residence, only one member needs to meet the eligibility requirements for both to move in together. Assisted living is not an option for those who:

    • can’t make their own decisions about day-to-day activities (unless they are living with a spouse who can make decisions on their behalf)
    • have care needs exceeding what can be provided in an assisted living building

    Publicly subsidized residences are accessed through a case manager. Learn more about how to access this service on our Assisted Living page here 

    Located in: Fraser Health Authority.

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Address: 5464 203 St
Langley
British Columbia
V3A 0A4
Canada
Phone: 604-530-7171
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The British Columbia Brain Injury Association
c/o Janelle Breese Biagioni
PO Box 37091 MILLSTREAM PO
Victoria, BC V9B 0E8

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