There are 16 memory care in Surrey. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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Surrey, British Columbia
Amica White Rock is a premium retirement residence in South Surrey with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care options. It features on-site nursing staff, a medical clinic, chef-prepared meals, and amenities including a rooftop terrace.
Surrey, British Columbia
Clayton Heights Care Community is a long-term care facility in Surrey, British Columbia, offering specialized care in a multi-cultural environment with a Person-Centered Social Model of Care approach.
Surrey, British Columbia
Peace Portal Seniors Village is a complex care facility in White Rock, BC providing 24/7 nursing care and wellness services in a resident-centered nursing home environment.
Surrey, British Columbia
Suncrest Retirement Community is a modern seniors living campus located in South Surrey, BC, offering independent and assisted living options alongside a care centre for more specialized needs.
Surrey, British Columbia
Westminster House is a 117-suite private pay retirement home licensed under the Residential Care Regulation, located in South Surrey/White Rock. The facility provides all levels of care including assistance with activities of daily living and a dedicated Memory Care unit.
Surrey, British Columbia
1st Choice Home Health Care Services Ltd. is a home care provider in Surrey, BC offering nursing, personal care, and support services across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. The company has over 30 years of experience providing in-home care for seniors and individuals with various health needs.
Surrey, British Columbia
Brookside Lodge Community is a long-term care facility located in Surrey, British Columbia, offering skilled nursing, personal care, and recreational programs for 116 residents organized into small neighbourhoods.
Surrey, British Columbia
Guildford Seniors Village in Surrey, BC offers 24/7 Complex Care services in four village neighbourhoods with two inner gardens. The facility provides care for residents requiring intermediate, extended, palliative, and dementia care.
Surrey, British Columbia
Home Instead provides in-home senior care services in Richmond, North Delta and Surrey, British Columbia, serving the community since 2016. They offer personalized care including companionship, memory support, personal care assistance, and specialized services.
Surrey, British Columbia
Laurel Place is a long-term care home in Surrey, British Columbia offering 24-hour professional nursing care for publicly subsidized, private pay and convalescent residents, with a specialization in dementia care.
Surrey, British Columbia
Zion Park Manor is a complex care facility in Surrey, BC, offering long-term residential care under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act. It operates 99 total beds: 29 private pay suites and 70 Fraser Health Authority funded beds.
Surrey, British Columbia
All Nursing Health Services Inc is a Vancouver-based home care service provider specializing in elderly care, owned and operated by qualified Registered Nurses. They provide professional nursing, personal care, and specialized services with care supervised by registered nurses and available 24/7.
Surrey, British Columbia
Bear Home Care Services offers in-home care services in Surrey, British Columbia, including companion care, personal care, nursing care, and specialty care for seniors.
Surrey, British Columbia
Croydon Villa is a memory care option in Surrey, British Columbia.
Surrey, British Columbia
The English Manor is a memory care option in Surrey, British Columbia.
Surrey, British Columbia
Senior Helpers is a memory care option in Surrey, British Columbia.
Surrey is one of the fastest-growing cities in British Columbia, and that growth has brought a meaningful range of memory care options — from purpose-built secured communities in established areas like Cloverdale and Newton to newer residences closer to the Guildford and Fleetwood neighbourhoods. When you begin your search, it helps to think geographically first: which part of Surrey is most convenient for the family members who will visit most often? Regular visits matter enormously for a loved one living with dementia, so proximity to your own home or to public transit routes can be as important as any amenity on a brochure.
The clinical side of your search should come next. In British Columbia, publicly subsidized memory care placements are coordinated through Fraser Health, the regional health authority serving Surrey and the broader Fraser Valley. A care manager at Fraser Health can assess your parent's needs and determine whether they qualify for a subsidized bed; however, waitlists for publicly funded spaces can be lengthy, and many families pursue private-pay residences while waiting. Surrey's proximity to Surrey Memorial Hospital and Langley Memorial Hospital means that medically complex residents can access specialist support relatively quickly — a genuine advantage worth asking prospective residences about when you tour.
As you compare options, look carefully at how each residence structures its dementia programming. Meaningful engagement — music, reminiscence, sensory activities — can have a significant impact on quality of life and behavioural symptoms. Ask about staff-to-resident ratios during evenings and overnight, since that is when many people living with dementia experience heightened confusion. Also confirm what the monthly rate includes and what triggers a care-level increase in cost, so there are no surprises as needs evolve.
Finally, consider the full continuum. Some Surrey residences offer both memory care and assisted living on the same campus, which can ease transitions if needs change. Independent living and retirement home options in the city may also suit someone in the earlier stages of cognitive change. Touring more than one type of community — and visiting at different times of day — will give you and your parent the clearest picture of where they would genuinely feel at home.
In British Columbia, publicly subsidized memory care beds are accessed through Fraser Health based on a formal needs assessment; private-pay rates vary by residence, suite type, and care level. Families may also explore whether income-tested supports — including federal Old Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement — can help offset monthly costs while awaiting a subsidized placement.
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