Meadow Ridge Seniors Village

04/19/2026

During National Volunteer Week, at Meadow Ridge Seniors Village, we want to thank the incredible volunteers who help make our community feel even more special.

Whether it’s sharing a conversation, helping with activities, or simply bringing a smile to one of our residents' faces. Volunteers play such an essential part in enriching the lives of our residents and helping our seniors community thrive.

To each and every person who has volunteered with us, your kindness, generosity, and time truly make such a big difference and are so appreciated. Thank you for all that you do!

04/15/2026

Type B care is designed for seniors who value their independence but would benefit from help with things like daily tasks and medication management.
Understanding the options early on can help families make confident, informed decisions.

Visit our website to learn more about Type B care at Meadow Ridge Seniors Village.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at Meadow Ridge Seniors Village! Here’s to spending time with family, sunny days, and the joys of springtime. We’re grateful to celebrate this season together as a community.

03/31/2026

Each month, we highlight a STRIVE story from across our community. These stories reflect what we stand for as an organization and showcase how we strive for excellence in everything we do, through meaningful connection, clear communication, and exceptional senior care.

We believe seniors should feel supported both physically and emotionally. Daily life can present unique challenges for those living with dementia, which is why we focus on creating thoughtful, comfortable living spaces that feel like home.

This month’s STRIVE story is from Agassiz Seniors Community and Glenwood Seniors Community:
A dedicated working group was established to improve the environment of the BSTN Care Unit, specifically for Residents requiring specialized dementia care. The initiative centres on creating a comforting, home-like setting by incorporating thoughtful design, sensory comfort, and familiar elements. This approach aims to support the emotional well-being, dignity, and daily experiences of Residents, reflecting a commitment to person-centred care. By fostering a sensory-friendly and familiar atmosphere, the program helps Residents, families, and staff feel engaged, supported, and at ease. Ultimately, the initiative promotes dignity and well-being for Residents while also bringing joy and purpose to families and staff, strengthening connections and creating a greater sense of home for everyone involved.

03/24/2026

Why does being Canadian and family-owned matter in senior care?

For us, care is personal. Founded in 1993 by Al and Jenny Jina, Park Place Seniors Living has remained proudly Canadian-owned and family-led for over 30 years.

Being both Canadian and family owned means leadership is closely connected to every residence, and we make every decision based on our residents’ needs.

We make sure our care teams are supported and equipped to provide the best care possible. In turn, they are able to take the time to get to know each resident on a personal level, so everyone in our community feels seen and valued.

And because we stay connected at every level, each community reflects a deep understanding of the people it serves. No two are exactly alike, and that’s intentional.

Visit parkplaceseniorsliving.com to learn more about our approach to personal, family-led senior care.

03/18/2026

Each month, we highlight a STRIVE story from across our community. These stories reflect what we stand for as an organization and showcase how we strive for excellence in everything we do, through meaningful connection, clear communication, and exceptional senior care.

Across the Park Place communities, we value creating an environment where residents feel welcomed and able to be themselves. Thoughtful programming allows everyone to make new friends, get creative, and have fun. When activities are designed around residents’ personal interests and abilities, they feel more included, and our community is strengthened.

This month’s STRIVE story is from Shaughnessy Seniors Community in Port Coquitlam:

The recreation department underwent a major transformation, introducing a vibrant calendar of activities such as baking, pet therapy, church services, Bingo, breakfast and lunch clubs, happy hours, ice cream socials, high tea, live entertainment, garden walks, bus outings, and specialized dementia programming. Community connections were expanded by welcoming local students for performances and sing-alongs. Sonia’s creative leadership was instrumental in driving these enhancements, which have significantly improved residents’ quality of life, increased family satisfaction, and fostered greater pride and collaboration within the team.

03/16/2026

We’re excited to be celebrating Al and Jenny Jina, founders of Park Place, and recipients of the 2025 Ed Helfrich Long-Service Excellence Award.

Presented by the BC Care Providers Association, this award recognizes more than 30 years of dedication to transforming seniors’ care across Canada.

Al and Jenny founded Park Place with the belief that seniors deserve to feel respected, valued, and at home. That belief continues to shape our communities every day. We’re grateful for their leadership and the example they’ve set for the entire Park Place family.

Read our latest blog post to learn more: https://bit.ly/4rvdd3D

03/12/2026

Transitions can bring a lot of questions. What will everyday life look like when a little extra help is part of the picture? What can I expect?

At Meadow Ridge Seniors Village we make sure every resident is cared for and supported in a way that feels respectful and dignifying. Residents continue to enjoy their daily routines in a safe environment that feels like home.

Personalized care is available whenever it’s needed, whether that’s assistance with daily tasks, medication support, or simply a steady presence nearby.

The first few weeks after you or your loved one move in are focused on settling in. Our care teams take the time to learn preferences, routines, and personal history, so each resident feels known. Families are included in that process, with open communication and partnership.

With the right support in place, everyday life can continue with familiarity and reassurance.

03/08/2026

Happy International Women’s Day.

Today, we’re celebrating the women who make Meadow Ridge Seniors Village what it is.

We’re honouring our leaders who guide with clarity and strength, our care teams
and volunteers who show up with skill and compassion, and our residents and
family members whose stories, support, and wisdom shape our community.
To the women of our community, thank you for the care you give, the courage
you show, and the connections you build. We are better because of you.

02/16/2026

This Family Day, we’re celebrating all of the families that make up our Park Place community: our Residents and their loved ones, friends who feel like family, and the teams who care for our Residents with warmth and respect each day.

These relationships shape our community and help everyone feel supported and connected, every day.

As a family-owned business, family has always been at the heart of everything we do.

Happy Family Day from our family to yours!

06/03/2025

Spring showers have arrived, and the results are breathtaking! At Meadow Ridge Seniors Village, the community is enjoying the lush greenery and fresh blooms this season brings. 🌷🌿

05/27/2025

One last highlight from Nursing Week—meet Jain from our corporate Quality Team. His journey from nursing in southern India to leading innovative care programs in BC shows resilience, leadership, and heart.

Check out the full blog below to read Jain’s inspiring story. 🌳

During National Nursing Week this year, we’re taking time to recognise the incredible contributions of nurses in our Park Place community, not just for