Bellevue Park Senior Living

01/09/2026

From morning movement to time spent in shared spaces, each day offers small moments of connection and calm.

Residents move through their routines at their own pace, joining in when they want, and stepping back when they don’t.

It’s a way of living that leaves room for both engagement and rest, shaped by individual preferences rather than schedules.

01/08/2026

We take time to listen, to understand routines, concerns, preferences, and what matters most to both the individual and their family.

That understanding shapes everything we do.

01/07/2026

Navigating a move later in life often comes with a lot of questions about timing, downsizing, real estate, and what the process actually looks like. Many families aren’t sure where to begin.

Bellevue Park Senior Living is hosting a relaxed, in-person Coffee & Conversation focused on understanding the moving process heading into 2026.

This session is designed to offer clarity, practical insight, and space for open conversation.

You’ll hear from Jodi Steeves and her team at REMAX, alongside Get Started Home Services, as they walk through downsizing, real estate considerations, and common questions families face when planning a move.

Event details:
Coffee & Conversation | Understanding the Moving Process with Jodi & Team
📅 January 17
🕐 1:00–2:30 PM PST
📍 2882 272 Street, Langley Township, BC

Coffee & treats provided. Free parking available. Collaborative discussions begin at 1:00 PM.

This is a free event, open to anyone beginning to think about next steps.

RSVP here (free): https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/coffee-conversation-understanding-the-moving-process-with-jodi-team-tickets-1977781259989?aff=oddtdtcreator

Hosted by Bellevue Park Senior Living in collaboration with REMAX Aldercenter Realty.

01/05/2026

Compassion shapes every part of daily life here.

It’s present in how we listen, how we respond, and how we support each person as an individual.

It guides our decisions and reminds us that care is as much about understanding as it is about action. That mindset is something we carry into everything we do.

01/02/2026

Welcoming a new year is always a mix of reflection and anticipation.

We’re looking ahead to 2026 with a sense of purpose, excited for the activities, programs, and moments we’ve planned to help make the year engaging, comfortable, and memorable for our community. 🤍

01/01/2026

As a new year begins, we take a moment to reflect on what the past year has held, the relationships built, the conversations shared, and the steady sense of community that continues to grow here.

The New Year isn’t always about big changes. Sometimes it’s about moving forward with intention, clarity, and care. About finding comfort in familiar routines, and hope in what lies ahead.

We’re grateful for the residents, families, and team members who make Bellevue Park what it is: a place shaped by connection, respect, and everyday moments that matter.

Wishing our community a New Year filled with peace, good health, and a sense of calm optimism for what’s to come.

12/29/2025

The holiday season at Bellevue Park is about keeping things familiar and comforting.

Here in Aldergrove, this time of year brings decorations, shared meals, and quiet moments of celebration, while always remembering that this is still home first.

Our focus stays on routines that feel steady, spaces that feel warm, and a sense of ease that helps the season unfold naturally. For many, it’s the balance between celebration and calm that makes the holidays feel right.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Bellevue Park.

This time of year has a way of slowing things down. It gives us a chance to pause, reflect, and appreciate the moments that often mean the most, shared conversations, familiar faces, and time spent together.

We’re grateful for the trust families place in us, for the residents who make this community what it is, and for the team who shows up each day with patience, care, and compassion. These moments, especially during the holidays, remind us why connection and presence matter so much.

Wishing our residents, families, and community a peaceful Christmas filled with warmth, comfort, and meaningful moments.

12/24/2025

Our little Grandbuddies from Shortreed Elementary joined us for some holiday fun this week – crafts and surprise Santa Clause visits included! Our residents listened attentively as our friends sang their favourite Christmas Carols, and then the group visited, decorated a couple of crafts, and enjoyed a special candy cane treat from Santa Clause!

Creating meaningful connections, especially intergenerational, has been pivotal to Bellevue Park’s Life Enrichment programming. Even those residents that were once hesitant to join social activities, are now rushing to join events such as visits with our Grandbuddies.

To read the entire story, visit: https://www.bellevuepark.ca/blog/senior-holiday-visit-2025

Kindergarten students and seniors came together for a morning of shared activities and an unexpected visit from Santa at Bellevue Park Senior Living community on Thursday, Dec. 18. The visit was part of the Grandbuddies program, which brings Shortreed Elementary kindergarten students to the resid

12/24/2025

Christmas Eve has a quiet way of inviting reflection.

It’s a pause before the day itself, a moment to slow down, look around, and appreciate what’s right in front of us.

Tonight, we’re grateful for the conversations shared, the comfort of familiar routines, and the sense of community that fills Bellevue Park. For many, this evening is about togetherness in its simplest form, being present, feeling settled, and knowing you’re not alone.

Wishing our residents, families, and team a peaceful Christmas Eve filled with warmth and calm. 🤍

12/23/2025

“My role really means bringing person-centered care into each day. Recreation is about joy. It’s about making residents’ days feel meaningful and helping them reconnect with good memories, especially during the holidays.” -- Anna, Recreation Coordinator

At Bellevue Park, our recreation team is the pulse of residents' everyday physical, social, emotional, and spiritual connections. Anna highlights how her role impacts lives through connectivity, stimulation, and interaction in a person-centered approach to senior living.

Read Anna's story here: https://www.bellevuepark.ca/blog/senior-holiday-cheer

12/23/2025

It’s often the small changes that stand out first.

Eating less. Pulling back socially. Missing medications. Struggling with everyday tasks.

These moments are difficult to notice, but they’re also where thoughtful conversations can make the biggest difference.