Seniors Care , Nursing Home, Assisted Living, Retirement Homes
Surrey, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Duncan, Kamloops, Salmon Arm, Penticton, Nelson, Kelowna, Vancouver, BC, Edmonton, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

~“I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the care that you give to my mom. It helps me rest easier at night knowing that she is being cared for. Being a caregiver can feel like a thankless job sometimes, but let me tell you, I couldn’t appreciate the work you do anymore than I do already. You are all angels. I hope that you all get some time during this holiday season to enjoy some quality time with your family. Thank you for the quality time you give to mine.” - S.E.

~“We, the children of J.W., would like to express our sincere thanks for your caring and concern during our trying time. Words cannot express our gratitude for your dedication in making Dad’s passing as painless as possible. We appreciate the fact that everyone came to visit Dad, telling us that they enjoyed his company. The level of caring and compassion at Cartier House is exceptional and we appreciate all you did for dad.”
- P, L, & N. W.

~“I just want to thank you for all the wonderful care you gave our Mother in the time she spent with you and our staff. Everyone was very caring and kind to her. She loved it there at Cartier House. You have a great staff of people. I appreciate everything again. Thank you so much. God Bless You All.” - L.D.

~“Many thanks to all of you for your kindness, understanding, and wonderful care Dad received during the 2 ½ years he lived at Cartier House. I would also like to thank you for the friendship and kindness I received. Your friendly greetings and willingness to help with any concerns I had was appreciated. We will miss S. terribly but are comforted to know that he is at peace.” - M.B.

~"Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of the staff who went beyond the call of duty to give Mom so much love, understanding, warmth, kindness and lots of T.L.C." - D.C

~"I can't thank you enough for the wonderful care I received. It helped me recover much faster " - A.W

~"I would like to comment on the staff, they are the most kind and caring people. They are what makes this a great place to be." - B.M.

~“Thank you for the care and attention you provide for Dad – it is noticed and greatly appreciated”

~“Mom is really happy here and we appreciate the kind manner in which she is cared for – we also appreciate the way mom is assisted to make calls to us on Saturday mornings – just like the old days”…

~“Dad loved the laughter and the Hot Baths! Everyone knew he really didn’t like to eat much, however, he would tell us, the grub is damn good – we appreciate the love and dedication Dad received from you. We always felt welcomed and at home when we came to visit. We were always informed and given guidance…”.

~“My mother has been a resident of Pine Grove for over four years now, and I cannot express enough gratitude for the wonderful care she receives. My three brothers and I have watched over Mom carefully as she has always been a kind and gentle person, and we hoped that she would receive the same in her declining years since her stroke. We could not ask for more – what she has received is exceptional…”.

~“To The Pine Grove Staff – thank you for being so helpful and understanding of my slow-progressing recovery – your nursing skills, shared knowledge and input was greatly appreciated”.

~“I was going to move to Castlegar but would now ike to stay here at Mountain Lake.”

~“My Mom now wants to try to walk.”

~“Mom is up more now and, therefore, more tired at night – sleeping better.”

~“I’ve never seen Mom eat so much, she’s happy, smiling going out for wheelchair walks – with her teeth in!”

~“I’m thrilled to be here.”

~“I so appreciate all that is done for me here.”

~“One lady was used to eating meals in her room at her previous residence. Now she enjoys her meals with her three lady friends in the dining room.”

~“This is the first time I have danced in years.”

~“I’m here to help my Mom move into Assisted Living, but I want to move in myself!”