Introduction
Foyer Maillard is located at 1010 Alderson Avenue in Coquitlam, within the Maillardville neighbourhood. The facility is surrounded by a mix of residential areas and green spaces, such as Mackin Park and Rochester Park, offering tranquil surroundings for residents and visitors.
The facility opened in 2016 and is operated by the Societe Du Foyer Maillard, a non-profit organization providing long-term care under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act.
Foyer Maillard is not co-located with an assisted living residence.
The average wait time for admission to Foyer Maillard is approximately two months.
Contracted Services
Foyer Maillard contracts professional nursing services and non-regulated services, such as care aides. Housekeeping and building maintenance services are also contracted.
Food services are provided by an external contractor, with meals prepared and cooked on-site. This arrangement ensures that residents receive freshly cooked meals that can be tailored to meet their dietary needs.
Beds
The facility has a total of 125 beds, all of which are publicly funded.
Room configuration at Foyer Maillard consists entirely of single-occupancy rooms, representing 100% of the available accommodations.
Resident Fees
Monthly services such as cable, telephone, and internet are not included in the resident fees at Foyer Maillard. Residents may need to arrange for these services independently. External providers offer options for personal communication and entertainment services.
Additional fees for residents include transportation, companion services, specialized hygiene products and equipment, clothing labeling, foot care, and hairdressing.
Licensing & Incidents
Foyer Maillard had no licensing complaints or substantiated complaints during the most recent reporting period.
Regarding incidents, the facility reported 45 expected deaths, 14 unexpected illnesses, and 4 falls with injury or adverse events. There was also 1 incident of aggressive behaviour. The expected deaths reflect the nature of care provided in long-term care homes, while incidents of falls and aggressive behaviour require careful monitoring and intervention.
Foyer Maillard had 5 licensing infractions in the past year, which included issues related to physical facilities, medication, staffing, policies and procedures, and hygiene control. These infractions highlight the importance of regulatory compliance and internal oversight.
Families and caregivers can play an active role in monitoring care at the facility by attending family council meetings and maintaining open communication with the Executive Director. Regular visits and discussions with care staff can help ensure that residents’ needs are met and potential concerns are addressed promptly.
Resident Profile & Quality Indicators
The average age of the resident population at Foyer Maillard is 84 years, with 52% of residents being female. Approximately 55% of residents are aged 85 years or older, and the average length of stay is just under two years.
Around 21% of residents have been diagnosed with depression, and 37% receive medication for this condition. In addition, 36% of residents are taking antipsychotic drugs without a diagnosis of psychosis, and 13% have displayed physically abusive behaviour. These figures underscore the complex behavioural and mental health needs within the population.
Dementia is prevalent in 64% of residents, with 23% of residents experiencing severe cognitive impairment, including severe dementia. These figures highlight the high demand for specialized cognitive care at the facility.
Approximately 27% of residents take nine or more medications, while less than 1% have had four or more emergency room visits, reflecting a need for careful medication management.
More than 61% of residents use a wheelchair, and 33% are dependent on assistance with activities of daily living. Additionally, 4% of residents have experienced worsened pressure ulcers, which emphasizes the need for proper mobility support and pressure ulcer prevention programs.
Falls were reported in 15% of residents over the past 30 days, and 7% of residents are subject to daily physical restraints, indicating ongoing attention to fall prevention and mobility safety.
Vaccination Coverage
Foyer Maillard reports that 98% of residents have been vaccinated for influenza, while 87% have received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Among health care workers, 63% have been vaccinated for influenza.