Langley Memorial Hospital is an acute care community hospital under Fraser Health in Langley, BC. It has approximately 188 beds and delivers a broad range of primary and secondary health services. Key offerings include a 24/7 Emergency Department, general surgery, maternity and nursery services, pediatrics, mental health, and diagnostic imaging including mammography and radiology. The hospital also manages internal medicine and some specialty surgical services.

Recent Upgrades & Facilities

Recent capital investments have expanded the Emergency Department (opened May 2021) to increase patient-treatment bays from 31 to 49 and trauma bays from 1 to 2. There is also a new Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) suite, which helps reduce the need for patients to travel for imaging diagnostics. Additional areas include separate waiting for walk-in versus ambulance arrivals, a pediatric waiting area, isolation rooms, and enhanced infection control features (handwashing stations, utility rooms).

Patient Experience & Amenities

Patients are placed in shared rooms by default; private or semi-private rooms may be available at extra cost when available. Hospital includes a cafeteria, a coffee kiosk in the main lobby, a gift shop, and visitor services. The hospital is smoke-free and scent-free, with policies encouraging visitors to avoid strong perfumes or scented flowers.

Accessibility, Lab & Parking

Located at 22051 Fraser Highway, Langley, BC V4H 4H4. Lab services are offered on the main floor near the main entrance; some lab and diagnostic services have set hours. Parking is paid via pay stations or using the hangTag app (or via Park + Pay for those without app). Rates differ by lot and time. There are hardship permits for parking in some cases. The Health Records department on-site supports access to medical records. Public transit serves the hospital locale.

What Users Should Know

Some specialty services may require referral from a physician. Emergency wait times vary with volume and time of day. Visiting hours follow hospital policy, and visitors with illness or infectious exposure should defer visits. Diagnostic imaging waits are generally improved thanks to local MRI capacity. Long-term care is available on the LMH campus. Some rooms or services with private amenities will incur additional charges. For emergencies, always call 9-1-1.