Jackman Manor

Contact

Access to subsidized residential care units is through a Home Health assessment. For more information on subsidized units, contact the Home Health office nearest you. Please do not contact the Operator directly regarding subsidized units.

For information on market units, please refer to the Seniors Housing Information Program (SHIP) directory .

Building amenities

Telephone and cablevision access is available; arrangements to connect and maintain these services are the responsibility of the resident and their family.

Language, culture, religious affiliations

Many local churches offer services to meet the needs of our residents.  An elementary school is nearby; students in kindergarten through grade seven perform plays and musicals for our residents.

Accreditation status

NONE.
Accreditation is an external peer review process to assess and improve the services health care organizations provide to their patients and clients, based on standards of excellence set by Accreditation Canada.

Philosophy of care

To enrich the lives of our elders. To provide care and services to seniors in a home-like, residential environment in a manner that:

• Nurtures the spirit, protects privacy
• Fosters individuality, personalizes services
• Enables freedom of choice
• Encourages independence
• Preserves dignity and involves family and friends

Type of accommodation

Total beds:  88; 64 publicly subsidized residential care beds; 23-bed special care unit.  All rooms are private with self-contained two-piece ensuite.

Basics include bed, dresser, bedside table and chair. Residents are welcome to bring in their own dresser and favourite chair. Consideration must be given to the size of the room and amount of equipment the resident will use (e.g., walker/wheelchair). All towels, linens and comforters are provided.

You may also bring pictures for the walls, plants and non-precious items. Residents are welcome to bring in their own comforter if family agrees to clean it when necessary.

Items to bring include personal clothing, however, limited space is available; we request the resident and family bring in only those clothes the resident would wear on a daily basis. Personal hygiene items; however, bath salts and oils are not allowed in our tubs. Money for comforts.

Cost

Residents pay 80% of their after-tax income which covers the cost of food and accommodation.

Special recreation opportunities

Our recreation and activity programs are varied and designed to meet the needs of everyone, including residents in the special care unit. Shopping, luncheons and scenic drives.  We have our own bus for resident outings.

Accessibility

We cannot accommodate motorized scooters.

Pet policy

Jackman Manor has an active pet therapy program and welcomes family pets with proof of immunization. All pets must be kept on leash; owners are responsible for cleanup required. View our pet policy for more information.

Smoking policy

Smoking is permitted in designated room and patio only. No smoking in the remainder of building.

Safety/security features

Jackman Manor is a secure building, monitored by video camera, with code locks on all exterior doors and into the special care unit.

Neighbourhood/community amenities

Jackman Manor is two blocks from Aldergrove’s main street; access to public transportation is located immediately off the property. Langley mall is located directly behind the building.

Facility-specific restrictions

Provides housing and care for seniors requiring 24-hour professional nursing care and support.

Any other amenities

Routine podiatry service, music therapy and physiotherapy; on-site beauty shop is accessible twice a week. A dentist is available on an emergency basis; annual check-ups are accommodated as requested by the resident or family.  Special care unit on same site.