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Langley Memorial Hospital's Allan Skidmore Family Emergency Department, located in the Martini Family Emergency Centre at 22051 Fraser Highway in Langley, BC, is a 24/7 Level IV trauma centre serving over 170,000 residents in one of Canada's fastest-growing communities. The expanded ED features 49 treatment bays, two trauma bays, and five dedicated care zones — including a separate pediatric zone and a mental health and substance use zone — handling more than 44,000 visits per year. It is the primary full-service emergency facility for the Township of Langley and is operated by Fraser Health.
Services & Specialties
24/7 emergency care, Level IV trauma centre with two trauma bays (expandable for mass casualty), Pediatric emergency care (birth to age 16), Mental health and substance use emergency services, Ambulance and decontamination reception, Trauma and resuscitation, General and internal medicine, Orthopedic surgery, General surgery, Urology, Plastic surgery, Maternity and neonatal intensive care, Intensive care unit (ICU), CT imaging, MRI, Ultrasound, X-ray and diagnostic imaging, Laboratory and clinical diagnostics, Inpatient psychiatry, Rehabilitation services.
Amenities
Cafeteria (Eyáleq'ep, Level 0): hot entrees, grill, sandwiches, salads, and beverages — weekdays 10:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m., weekends and holidays 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Main lobby coffee kiosk: hot and cold beverages and snacks — weekdays 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m., weekends and holidays 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Gift shop (ext. 745300): Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Sat 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Sun 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Pharmacy (for admitted patients and registered outpatients only)
EV charging stations in hospital parking lots
'You've Got Mail' patient messaging service — send well wishes to patients via youvegotmail.LMH@fraserhealth.ca
Use the separate walk-in entrance rather than the ambulance entrance — the ED is designed to direct these patient flows differently, which helps speed up triage for everyone.
Families with children should know there is a dedicated pediatric waiting area and pediatric treatment zone (Zone 4) with age-appropriate equipment for patients from birth to 16.
Patients experiencing mental health or substance use crises are seen in a dedicated, separate zone (Zone 5) — staff can direct you or your loved one there upon arrival.
If parking costs are a concern during a prolonged stay, ask your care team's social worker about financial hardship parking permits available through Langley Memorial's parking program.
TransLink buses 503, 560, and 595 all stop near the hospital — the closest stop is just a 3-minute walk, making transit a reliable option if driving isn't possible.
What to Bring
Valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., BC driver's licence or passport)
BC Services Card or provincial health card
List of current medications, dosages, and prescribing doctors
Any relevant medical records, recent test results, or specialist letters
List of known allergies (medications and other)
Phone charger or portable battery pack for longer waits
Comfort items such as a book, headphones, or snacks for extended waits
A trusted friend or family member who can support you and help communicate with staff
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of trauma centre is Langley Memorial Hospital's emergency department?
Langley Memorial Hospital is a Level IV trauma centre. Its expanded ED includes two trauma bays near the ambulance entrance that can be configured to accommodate up to five patients simultaneously in a mass casualty event.
Does Langley Memorial Hospital have a separate area for children in the ER?
Yes. The ED has a dedicated pediatric zone (Zone 4) with its own waiting area and treatment rooms designed for patients from birth to age 16, equipped with age-appropriate tools and staffed to meet the unique needs of children and their families.
Is there a dedicated area for mental health and substance use emergencies at Langley Memorial?
Yes. Zone 5 of the Allan Skidmore Family Emergency Department is a separate, dedicated treatment area specifically for patients presenting with mental health and substance use needs. This zone is designed to provide appropriate, calm, and focused care distinct from the main ED environment.
How many emergency treatment bays does Langley Memorial Hospital's ER have?
The expanded Martini Family Emergency Centre contains 49 patient treatment bays — up from the previous 31 — allowing the department to better serve the Township of Langley's rapidly growing population of over 170,000 residents.
Can I get to Langley Memorial Hospital by transit?
Yes. TransLink bus routes 503, 560, and 595 all serve the hospital. The nearest stop, Southbound 221a St @ Langley Memorial Hospital, is approximately a 3-minute walk from the hospital. Westbound Fraser Hwy @ 221 St is about a 6-minute walk.
Is parking available at Langley Memorial Hospital around the clock?
Yes. Parking managed by Impark is available 24 hours a day at Lots #1516 and #1517. Options include short-term visitor parking, monthly passes, and EV charging. Financial hardship parking assistance may be available — contact 604-930-5440 or LMCParking@fraserhealth.ca for details.