Pitt Meadows is a small city with no hospital of its own. Residents use Ridge Meadows Hospital on Laity Street in Maple Ridge, a short drive east, and the nearest Fraser Health home health office is on the same street. Much of Pitt Meadows is farmland and dyke trails, with most homes in and around the town centre. The town itself is easy to get around, but the farms and acreages to the north are spread out, so travel time is part of the plan. For family visiting from elsewhere, the Pitt River Bridge from Port Coquitlam and the Golden Ears Bridge from Langley are the main ways in.
Companionship to 24/7 live-in care, from a small, consistent team. Free in-home assessment: call 604-374-1927, 7am to 9pm, seven days a week.
Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Community Services runs Better at Home for both communities: light housekeeping, grocery shopping and delivery, friendly visits, minor repairs, yard work and rides to medical appointments for people 65 and over.
The Pitt Meadows Seniors Centre, at 19065 119B Avenue, is run by the Ridge Meadows Seniors Society, with social, fitness and education programs for people 55 and over.
Pitt Meadows has a West Coast Express station, which helps family members who work downtown get back for an evening visit.
No. The closest is Ridge Meadows Hospital at 11666 Laity Street in Maple Ridge. For care it can't provide, patients may be moved to a larger Fraser Health hospital. Our hospital-to-home service can plan the trip home from any of them.
Can you provide care on a farm or acreage outside the town centre?
Yes. When you call, tell us about the driveway, parking and anything a caregiver should know about reaching the door, especially after dark in winter, so the first visit goes smoothly.