Suncreek Village

Tel 604-578-7185

Fax 778-578-7185 Easter Sunday is only a

few hops away and

while you are coloring

eggs eating chocolate

bunnies and searching

your home for hidden

treats here are some

facts to share with your

family and friends

1 Easter is the celebra-

tion of the resurrection

of Christ three days af-

ter his death It is the

oldest Christian holiday

and the most important

day of the church year

2 Christians consider

Easter eggs to sym-

bolize joy and cele-

bration new life and

resurrection

3 Households spend

$131 on Easter each

year $147 billion in

total

4 After Halloween

Easter is the biggest

candy consuming

holiday 120 million

pounds of candy are

bought each year

enough to fill four

dump trucks

5 90 million chocolate

bunnies 914 billion

eggs and 700 million

peeps are produced

each year in the

United States

6 76 of people eat the

ears on chocolate

bunnies first

7 Americans consume

over 16 million jelly-

beans on Easter

enough to circle the

globe three times

over

8 Half of the states in

the United States

have banned the

practice of dyeing

chicks for Easter

However Florida

recently overturned

the 45-year-old law

of preventing the

dyeing of animals

which will come into

effect July 1st

9 When coloring

Easter eggs it is

recommended to use

food grade dyes

commercial egg

dyes fruit-drink

powders or liquid

food coloring

10 To help Americans

in need egg farmers

across the country

are donating more

than 11 million eggs

to food banks across

the nation

11 The White House

hosts an Easter Egg

Roll on the front

lawn each year

This tradition was

started by President

To submit and article please send

the information to the editor by

the 20th of the month

recreationsuncreekvillageca

News Letter Editor

Dominique Chasseacute

Tel604-591-5177

Ext 204

Monthly Events 2

Chef Specials 2

Event Pictures 3

Communication 3

Fire Safety 4

Accreditation Update 6

Suncreek Services 7

Inside this issue

Easter Fun Facts

Suncreek Messenger

April 1st 2014 Volume 1 Issue 4 2014

Contact Information 8

Bus Trips

Friday April 4th

Lunch Outing

Friday April 11th

Scenic Drive

Friday April 25th

Lunch Outing

Dining-In

Monday April 7th

Pizza

Thursday April 16th

Chinese Food

Events to watch for

Monday April 14th

Birthday Party with ldquoClare Brettrdquo

Thursday April 17th

Easter Tea Party with ldquoVariety Plusrdquo

April 10 2014

DINNER

Butter chicken

Jasmine rice

Assorted mixed vegetables

Mango ice cream

Coconut sauce

April 29 2014

LUNCH

Carrot ginger soup

BBQ Pulled pork sandwich

Spinach mandarin salad

Black Forrest cheese cake

Monthly Events

Chef Specials

Page 2 Suncreek Messenger

Families are welcome to purchase

lunch and dinner tickets from

reception in advance or on the day

of Please give at least 2hr notice

Caption describing picture

or graphic

Using familiar words repeatedly

Inventing new words to describe familiar ob-jects

Easily losing his or her train of thought

Reverting back to a native language

Having difficulty organizing words logically

Speaking less often

Read more

httpwwwalzorgcaredementia-communication-

tipsaspchangesixzz2wL0hubR0

Alzheimers disease and other dementias

gradually diminish a persons ability to

communicate Communication with a person

with Alzheimers requires patience under-

standing and good listening skills The strate-

gies below can help both you and the person

with dementia understand each other better

Changes in communication

Changes in the ability to communicate are

unique to each person with Alzheimers In the

early stages of dementia the persons commu-

nication may not seem very different or he or

she might repeat stories or not be able to find a

word As the disease progresses a caregiver

may recognize other changes such as

March Activity Events

Communication and Alzheimers

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 3

Bus Trips

Friday April 4th

Lunch Outing

Friday April 11th

Scenic Drive

Friday April 25th

Lunch Outing

Dining-In

Monday April 7th

Pizza

Thursday April 16th

Chinese Food

Events to watch for

Monday April 14th

Birthday Party with ldquoClare Brettrdquo

Thursday April 17th

Easter Tea Party with ldquoVariety Plusrdquo

April 10 2014

DINNER

Butter chicken

Jasmine rice

Assorted mixed vegetables

Mango ice cream

Coconut sauce

April 29 2014

LUNCH

Carrot ginger soup

BBQ Pulled pork sandwich

Spinach mandarin salad

Black Forrest cheese cake

Monthly Events

Chef Specials

Page 2 Suncreek Messenger

Families are welcome to purchase

lunch and dinner tickets from

reception in advance or on the day

of Please give at least 2hr notice

Caption describing picture

or graphic

Using familiar words repeatedly

Inventing new words to describe familiar ob-jects

Easily losing his or her train of thought

Reverting back to a native language

Having difficulty organizing words logically

Speaking less often

Read more

httpwwwalzorgcaredementia-communication-

tipsaspchangesixzz2wL0hubR0

Alzheimers disease and other dementias

gradually diminish a persons ability to

communicate Communication with a person

with Alzheimers requires patience under-

standing and good listening skills The strate-

gies below can help both you and the person

with dementia understand each other better

Changes in communication

Changes in the ability to communicate are

unique to each person with Alzheimers In the

early stages of dementia the persons commu-

nication may not seem very different or he or

she might repeat stories or not be able to find a

word As the disease progresses a caregiver

may recognize other changes such as

March Activity Events

Communication and Alzheimers

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 3

Caption describing picture

or graphic

Using familiar words repeatedly

Inventing new words to describe familiar ob-jects

Easily losing his or her train of thought

Reverting back to a native language

Having difficulty organizing words logically

Speaking less often

Read more

httpwwwalzorgcaredementia-communication-

tipsaspchangesixzz2wL0hubR0

Alzheimers disease and other dementias

gradually diminish a persons ability to

communicate Communication with a person

with Alzheimers requires patience under-

standing and good listening skills The strate-

gies below can help both you and the person

with dementia understand each other better

Changes in communication

Changes in the ability to communicate are

unique to each person with Alzheimers In the

early stages of dementia the persons commu-

nication may not seem very different or he or

she might repeat stories or not be able to find a

word As the disease progresses a caregiver

may recognize other changes such as

March Activity Events

Communication and Alzheimers

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 3

In light of the tragic event in LIsle-Verte sen-

iors residence in Quebec we wished to ad-

dress our own residents families and staff

regarding Suncreek Villagersquos high level of se-

curity and safety

Suncreek Village was built in 2009 with the

latest technology and up to date fire safety

measures available The key factor which led

to lost lives in Quebec was the lack of sprin-

kler system and a lack of firewalls within the

building

Suncreek Village was built with an advanced

sprinkler system with water coverage to

every nook and cranny of the building Every

room bathroom storage room hallway stair-

case etc is equipped with a sprinkler sys-

tem A system that is regularly tested and

maintained

Beyond that our seven neighborhoods are also

firewalled individually including from the

floors above and below them

With our well trained staff regular fire drills

regular maintenance and testing and our close

proximity to Surrey Fire Hall 9 Suncreek Vil-

lage is well equipped prepared and supported

in case of emergencies

The SAFETY of our residents and staff has al-

ways been and will continue to be the para-

mount priority here at Suncreek Village

Dr Garry Gill

Director of Human Recourses and

Support Services

Suncreek Village

New Chair Neeru Mahal

Co Chair Rienzie Weerasinghe

The committee is planning a staff bowling

event in May

Rienzie is looking into details Watch the

staff bulletin board in the staff room for

more details

Fire Safety at Suncreek Village

Suncreek Social Committee

Page 4 Suncreek Messenger

What is a Fun Committee

A fun committee can be defined as

ldquoA fun committee focuses on organizing fun

events that are fun for everyone this includes

fun random or fun planned social events or at-

tending other organizationrsquos fun meetings and

fun eventsrdquo

ldquoA fun group or work setting of people within

an office or organization for having fun related

activities like games themed events physical

activities and jokes etcrdquo

We wish Marina our former

Clinical Services Resource

Nurse all the best with her

future endeavors

Suncreek Village would like to con-

gratulate Mari Santos on her new

position as Clinical Services Re-

source Nurse We wish her all the

best in her new position and are ex-

cited to have her as part of our

team

Help Prevent the spread of germs

Welcoming Maria to the Suncreek Team

Volume 1 Issue 1 Page 5

Accreditation Survey is Cominghellip

As you know from previous newsletters our

Accreditation Canada survey occurs April 28

29 and 30 There will be 2 surveyors one

from Kelowna and one from Ontario who will

look at how we provide safe care in a safe en-

vironment and how we meet international

quality standards

While most of their time will be spent inter-

viewing staff they may want to speak with

residents family and other visitors If you

are approached you can expect that they will

introduce themselves explain their role and

try to help you feel comfortable before asking

any questions You many choose not to par-

ticipate if that is your wish If you do partici-

pate the following are examples of the type of

questions that they might ask

ldquoHow has the staff at Suncreek Village pro-

vided you information about safetyrdquo

Everyone may have a different experi-

ence Someone might remember that

we talk about fire safety at admission

someone else might say they appreci-

ate the safety brochure or the fall pre-

vention brochure Another common

safety experience is how we encourage

good hand hygiene with all the alcohol

based hand rub around the facility

You can probably think of other things

as well

ldquoIf an incident occurs that involves your

loved one are you notified by the staffrdquo

ldquoDo you feel that staff support is avail-

able to you if an incident occursrdquo It is

definitely our policy to notify the resi-

dent and family contact when an inci-

dent has occurred in a manner that sup-

ports the concerns of the family

ldquoAt the time of admission were you advised

of the monthly costsrdquo

ldquoAre there opportunities to give inputrdquo For

instance do you participate on the Fam-

ily or Resident Council ldquoDo you know

who to take your concerns tordquo For in-

stance are you able to access the nurse

or the Director of Care

ldquoAre your requests for services or informa-

tion responded to in a timely mannerrdquo

ldquoDo staff respect your privacyrdquo For exam-

ple do they knock on the door before en-

tering your room Do staff keep resident

charts in a private secure manner

As you can see the questions are not difficult

so please feel comfortable in speaking with the

surveyors Let us know if you have any con-

cerns And as always if you see a safety con-

cern let us know as soon as possible

Flu Season Update And thanks to you hellip

March 31 marks the official end of the 2013-

2014 flu season Many of you had your influ-

enza vaccination others wore masks when vis-

iting everyone paid attention to their hand hy-

giene and cough etiquette This as well as

staff efforts helped us prevent an influenza

outbreak at Suncreek Village

Yeah Team

From the Director of Care Services Desk

Page 6 Suncreek Messenger

From The Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext203

EQUIPMENT

LOAN

PROGRAM

INFORMATION

Contact Information As a non-profit organization we

strive to provide the best care

possible for the residents of

Suncreek Village The short

term equipment loan program

is another way to meet the

needs of our residents in the

best and most efficient manner

If you have further questions re-

garding our equipment loan pro-

gram ndash contact the Social Worker at

604-5915177 ext203 or Rehab Staff

at ext202

Rehab Department

Next Family council Meeting

Tuesday April 8 at 630pm in the Community Room

All are welcome to come participate and advocate for

better quality of care at Suncreek

Services Available to you

Family Council

Hair Salon

Hours of Operation

Wednesday 930-130

Thursday 930-130

ldquoRoserdquo

Massage Therapist

Hours of Operation

Wednesday

Thursday

Mobile Market

Tuesday Mornings

Saturday Afternoons

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 7

Primary Business Address

13687-62nd Ave

Surrey BC

Dietitian

Chrissy Ohlund (Wednesday)

Rehab

RV Villanueva

rehabsuncreekvillageca

Ext 202

Nutritional Manager

Support Services

Greg Caverly

gregsuncreekvillageca

Ext 108

Recreation Therapist

Dominique Chasseacute

recreationsuncreekvillageca

Ext 204

Front Desk

Frontdesksuncreekvillageca

Ext 101

Director of Care Services

Noni Magon

nonisuncreekvillageca

Ext 103

Hairdresser

Rose (Wednesday-Thursday)

Mobile 778-882-0955

Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum (Wed-Thurs)

socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext 203

HomesNurse Extensions

1st Floor

Lotus Ext 111

Dahlia Ext 211

Marigold Ext 311

2nd Floor

Magnolia Ext 121

Iris Ext 221

Dogwood Ext 321

Lily 421

Creating a human habitat

for our Elders

Phone 604-591-5177

Fax 778-578-7185

Creating a human habitat for our

elders

Suncreek Village Contact List

Suncreek Village

Mission The Suncreek Team in partnership with Fraser Health

serves our community by providing the best possible care

and quality of life to our residents We do this by creat-

ing a human habitat where residents and staff can grow

and thrive

Vision Our vision is to care for our elders as best we can and to

have staff happy doing this while we become a leader in

residential care through learning growth and redevelop-

ment

Values In fulfilling our mission and striving to achieve our vi-

sion we hold these shared values and use them to guide

our decisions and actions

Resident focused

Respect

Equity

Teamworkcollaboration

Diversity

The Suncreek web page is

in the last stages of its

launch Keep checking for

changes at

httpwwwsuncreekvillageca

We wish Marina our former

Clinical Services Resource

Nurse all the best with her

future endeavors

Suncreek Village would like to con-

gratulate Mari Santos on her new

position as Clinical Services Re-

source Nurse We wish her all the

best in her new position and are ex-

cited to have her as part of our

team

Help Prevent the spread of germs

Welcoming Maria to the Suncreek Team

Volume 1 Issue 1 Page 5

Accreditation Survey is Cominghellip

As you know from previous newsletters our

Accreditation Canada survey occurs April 28

29 and 30 There will be 2 surveyors one

from Kelowna and one from Ontario who will

look at how we provide safe care in a safe en-

vironment and how we meet international

quality standards

While most of their time will be spent inter-

viewing staff they may want to speak with

residents family and other visitors If you

are approached you can expect that they will

introduce themselves explain their role and

try to help you feel comfortable before asking

any questions You many choose not to par-

ticipate if that is your wish If you do partici-

pate the following are examples of the type of

questions that they might ask

ldquoHow has the staff at Suncreek Village pro-

vided you information about safetyrdquo

Everyone may have a different experi-

ence Someone might remember that

we talk about fire safety at admission

someone else might say they appreci-

ate the safety brochure or the fall pre-

vention brochure Another common

safety experience is how we encourage

good hand hygiene with all the alcohol

based hand rub around the facility

You can probably think of other things

as well

ldquoIf an incident occurs that involves your

loved one are you notified by the staffrdquo

ldquoDo you feel that staff support is avail-

able to you if an incident occursrdquo It is

definitely our policy to notify the resi-

dent and family contact when an inci-

dent has occurred in a manner that sup-

ports the concerns of the family

ldquoAt the time of admission were you advised

of the monthly costsrdquo

ldquoAre there opportunities to give inputrdquo For

instance do you participate on the Fam-

ily or Resident Council ldquoDo you know

who to take your concerns tordquo For in-

stance are you able to access the nurse

or the Director of Care

ldquoAre your requests for services or informa-

tion responded to in a timely mannerrdquo

ldquoDo staff respect your privacyrdquo For exam-

ple do they knock on the door before en-

tering your room Do staff keep resident

charts in a private secure manner

As you can see the questions are not difficult

so please feel comfortable in speaking with the

surveyors Let us know if you have any con-

cerns And as always if you see a safety con-

cern let us know as soon as possible

Flu Season Update And thanks to you hellip

March 31 marks the official end of the 2013-

2014 flu season Many of you had your influ-

enza vaccination others wore masks when vis-

iting everyone paid attention to their hand hy-

giene and cough etiquette This as well as

staff efforts helped us prevent an influenza

outbreak at Suncreek Village

Yeah Team

From the Director of Care Services Desk

Page 6 Suncreek Messenger

From The Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext203

EQUIPMENT

LOAN

PROGRAM

INFORMATION

Contact Information As a non-profit organization we

strive to provide the best care

possible for the residents of

Suncreek Village The short

term equipment loan program

is another way to meet the

needs of our residents in the

best and most efficient manner

If you have further questions re-

garding our equipment loan pro-

gram ndash contact the Social Worker at

604-5915177 ext203 or Rehab Staff

at ext202

Rehab Department

Next Family council Meeting

Tuesday April 8 at 630pm in the Community Room

All are welcome to come participate and advocate for

better quality of care at Suncreek

Services Available to you

Family Council

Hair Salon

Hours of Operation

Wednesday 930-130

Thursday 930-130

ldquoRoserdquo

Massage Therapist

Hours of Operation

Wednesday

Thursday

Mobile Market

Tuesday Mornings

Saturday Afternoons

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 7

Primary Business Address

13687-62nd Ave

Surrey BC

Dietitian

Chrissy Ohlund (Wednesday)

Rehab

RV Villanueva

rehabsuncreekvillageca

Ext 202

Nutritional Manager

Support Services

Greg Caverly

gregsuncreekvillageca

Ext 108

Recreation Therapist

Dominique Chasseacute

recreationsuncreekvillageca

Ext 204

Front Desk

Frontdesksuncreekvillageca

Ext 101

Director of Care Services

Noni Magon

nonisuncreekvillageca

Ext 103

Hairdresser

Rose (Wednesday-Thursday)

Mobile 778-882-0955

Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum (Wed-Thurs)

socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext 203

HomesNurse Extensions

1st Floor

Lotus Ext 111

Dahlia Ext 211

Marigold Ext 311

2nd Floor

Magnolia Ext 121

Iris Ext 221

Dogwood Ext 321

Lily 421

Creating a human habitat

for our Elders

Phone 604-591-5177

Fax 778-578-7185

Creating a human habitat for our

elders

Suncreek Village Contact List

Suncreek Village

Mission The Suncreek Team in partnership with Fraser Health

serves our community by providing the best possible care

and quality of life to our residents We do this by creat-

ing a human habitat where residents and staff can grow

and thrive

Vision Our vision is to care for our elders as best we can and to

have staff happy doing this while we become a leader in

residential care through learning growth and redevelop-

ment

Values In fulfilling our mission and striving to achieve our vi-

sion we hold these shared values and use them to guide

our decisions and actions

Resident focused

Respect

Equity

Teamworkcollaboration

Diversity

The Suncreek web page is

in the last stages of its

launch Keep checking for

changes at

httpwwwsuncreekvillageca

Accreditation Survey is Cominghellip

As you know from previous newsletters our

Accreditation Canada survey occurs April 28

29 and 30 There will be 2 surveyors one

from Kelowna and one from Ontario who will

look at how we provide safe care in a safe en-

vironment and how we meet international

quality standards

While most of their time will be spent inter-

viewing staff they may want to speak with

residents family and other visitors If you

are approached you can expect that they will

introduce themselves explain their role and

try to help you feel comfortable before asking

any questions You many choose not to par-

ticipate if that is your wish If you do partici-

pate the following are examples of the type of

questions that they might ask

ldquoHow has the staff at Suncreek Village pro-

vided you information about safetyrdquo

Everyone may have a different experi-

ence Someone might remember that

we talk about fire safety at admission

someone else might say they appreci-

ate the safety brochure or the fall pre-

vention brochure Another common

safety experience is how we encourage

good hand hygiene with all the alcohol

based hand rub around the facility

You can probably think of other things

as well

ldquoIf an incident occurs that involves your

loved one are you notified by the staffrdquo

ldquoDo you feel that staff support is avail-

able to you if an incident occursrdquo It is

definitely our policy to notify the resi-

dent and family contact when an inci-

dent has occurred in a manner that sup-

ports the concerns of the family

ldquoAt the time of admission were you advised

of the monthly costsrdquo

ldquoAre there opportunities to give inputrdquo For

instance do you participate on the Fam-

ily or Resident Council ldquoDo you know

who to take your concerns tordquo For in-

stance are you able to access the nurse

or the Director of Care

ldquoAre your requests for services or informa-

tion responded to in a timely mannerrdquo

ldquoDo staff respect your privacyrdquo For exam-

ple do they knock on the door before en-

tering your room Do staff keep resident

charts in a private secure manner

As you can see the questions are not difficult

so please feel comfortable in speaking with the

surveyors Let us know if you have any con-

cerns And as always if you see a safety con-

cern let us know as soon as possible

Flu Season Update And thanks to you hellip

March 31 marks the official end of the 2013-

2014 flu season Many of you had your influ-

enza vaccination others wore masks when vis-

iting everyone paid attention to their hand hy-

giene and cough etiquette This as well as

staff efforts helped us prevent an influenza

outbreak at Suncreek Village

Yeah Team

From the Director of Care Services Desk

Page 6 Suncreek Messenger

From The Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext203

EQUIPMENT

LOAN

PROGRAM

INFORMATION

Contact Information As a non-profit organization we

strive to provide the best care

possible for the residents of

Suncreek Village The short

term equipment loan program

is another way to meet the

needs of our residents in the

best and most efficient manner

If you have further questions re-

garding our equipment loan pro-

gram ndash contact the Social Worker at

604-5915177 ext203 or Rehab Staff

at ext202

Rehab Department

Next Family council Meeting

Tuesday April 8 at 630pm in the Community Room

All are welcome to come participate and advocate for

better quality of care at Suncreek

Services Available to you

Family Council

Hair Salon

Hours of Operation

Wednesday 930-130

Thursday 930-130

ldquoRoserdquo

Massage Therapist

Hours of Operation

Wednesday

Thursday

Mobile Market

Tuesday Mornings

Saturday Afternoons

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 7

Primary Business Address

13687-62nd Ave

Surrey BC

Dietitian

Chrissy Ohlund (Wednesday)

Rehab

RV Villanueva

rehabsuncreekvillageca

Ext 202

Nutritional Manager

Support Services

Greg Caverly

gregsuncreekvillageca

Ext 108

Recreation Therapist

Dominique Chasseacute

recreationsuncreekvillageca

Ext 204

Front Desk

Frontdesksuncreekvillageca

Ext 101

Director of Care Services

Noni Magon

nonisuncreekvillageca

Ext 103

Hairdresser

Rose (Wednesday-Thursday)

Mobile 778-882-0955

Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum (Wed-Thurs)

socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext 203

HomesNurse Extensions

1st Floor

Lotus Ext 111

Dahlia Ext 211

Marigold Ext 311

2nd Floor

Magnolia Ext 121

Iris Ext 221

Dogwood Ext 321

Lily 421

Creating a human habitat

for our Elders

Phone 604-591-5177

Fax 778-578-7185

Creating a human habitat for our

elders

Suncreek Village Contact List

Suncreek Village

Mission The Suncreek Team in partnership with Fraser Health

serves our community by providing the best possible care

and quality of life to our residents We do this by creat-

ing a human habitat where residents and staff can grow

and thrive

Vision Our vision is to care for our elders as best we can and to

have staff happy doing this while we become a leader in

residential care through learning growth and redevelop-

ment

Values In fulfilling our mission and striving to achieve our vi-

sion we hold these shared values and use them to guide

our decisions and actions

Resident focused

Respect

Equity

Teamworkcollaboration

Diversity

The Suncreek web page is

in the last stages of its

launch Keep checking for

changes at

httpwwwsuncreekvillageca

From The Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext203

EQUIPMENT

LOAN

PROGRAM

INFORMATION

Contact Information As a non-profit organization we

strive to provide the best care

possible for the residents of

Suncreek Village The short

term equipment loan program

is another way to meet the

needs of our residents in the

best and most efficient manner

If you have further questions re-

garding our equipment loan pro-

gram ndash contact the Social Worker at

604-5915177 ext203 or Rehab Staff

at ext202

Rehab Department

Next Family council Meeting

Tuesday April 8 at 630pm in the Community Room

All are welcome to come participate and advocate for

better quality of care at Suncreek

Services Available to you

Family Council

Hair Salon

Hours of Operation

Wednesday 930-130

Thursday 930-130

ldquoRoserdquo

Massage Therapist

Hours of Operation

Wednesday

Thursday

Mobile Market

Tuesday Mornings

Saturday Afternoons

Volume 1 Issue 4 2014 Page 7

Primary Business Address

13687-62nd Ave

Surrey BC

Dietitian

Chrissy Ohlund (Wednesday)

Rehab

RV Villanueva

rehabsuncreekvillageca

Ext 202

Nutritional Manager

Support Services

Greg Caverly

gregsuncreekvillageca

Ext 108

Recreation Therapist

Dominique Chasseacute

recreationsuncreekvillageca

Ext 204

Front Desk

Frontdesksuncreekvillageca

Ext 101

Director of Care Services

Noni Magon

nonisuncreekvillageca

Ext 103

Hairdresser

Rose (Wednesday-Thursday)

Mobile 778-882-0955

Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum (Wed-Thurs)

socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext 203

HomesNurse Extensions

1st Floor

Lotus Ext 111

Dahlia Ext 211

Marigold Ext 311

2nd Floor

Magnolia Ext 121

Iris Ext 221

Dogwood Ext 321

Lily 421

Creating a human habitat

for our Elders

Phone 604-591-5177

Fax 778-578-7185

Creating a human habitat for our

elders

Suncreek Village Contact List

Suncreek Village

Mission The Suncreek Team in partnership with Fraser Health

serves our community by providing the best possible care

and quality of life to our residents We do this by creat-

ing a human habitat where residents and staff can grow

and thrive

Vision Our vision is to care for our elders as best we can and to

have staff happy doing this while we become a leader in

residential care through learning growth and redevelop-

ment

Values In fulfilling our mission and striving to achieve our vi-

sion we hold these shared values and use them to guide

our decisions and actions

Resident focused

Respect

Equity

Teamworkcollaboration

Diversity

The Suncreek web page is

in the last stages of its

launch Keep checking for

changes at

httpwwwsuncreekvillageca

Primary Business Address

13687-62nd Ave

Surrey BC

Dietitian

Chrissy Ohlund (Wednesday)

Rehab

RV Villanueva

rehabsuncreekvillageca

Ext 202

Nutritional Manager

Support Services

Greg Caverly

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Ext 108

Recreation Therapist

Dominique Chasseacute

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Ext 204

Front Desk

Frontdesksuncreekvillageca

Ext 101

Director of Care Services

Noni Magon

nonisuncreekvillageca

Ext 103

Hairdresser

Rose (Wednesday-Thursday)

Mobile 778-882-0955

Social Worker

Cynthia McCrum (Wed-Thurs)

socialworksuncreekvillageca

Ext 203

HomesNurse Extensions

1st Floor

Lotus Ext 111

Dahlia Ext 211

Marigold Ext 311

2nd Floor

Magnolia Ext 121

Iris Ext 221

Dogwood Ext 321

Lily 421

Creating a human habitat

for our Elders

Phone 604-591-5177

Fax 778-578-7185

Creating a human habitat for our

elders

Suncreek Village Contact List

Suncreek Village

Mission The Suncreek Team in partnership with Fraser Health

serves our community by providing the best possible care

and quality of life to our residents We do this by creat-

ing a human habitat where residents and staff can grow

and thrive

Vision Our vision is to care for our elders as best we can and to

have staff happy doing this while we become a leader in

residential care through learning growth and redevelop-

ment

Values In fulfilling our mission and striving to achieve our vi-

sion we hold these shared values and use them to guide

our decisions and actions

Resident focused

Respect

Equity

Teamworkcollaboration

Diversity

The Suncreek web page is

in the last stages of its

launch Keep checking for

changes at

httpwwwsuncreekvillageca