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Community overview

Pavillon Landry is a licensed long-term care home on the Faubourg du Mascaret campus in Moncton. The home is designed for 64 residents, with four neighbourhoods of 16 suites. Its Main Street concept is intended to support residents’ independence and encourage social connection.

Search description

Pavillon Landry offers licensed long-term nursing care in Moncton, with private rooms, 24-hour nursing and a Main Street setting.

Where can I find information about long-term-care admission?

Pavillon Landry directs people seeking long-term-care admission information to New Brunswick’s Department of Social Development.

Care & support

Care begins with an individualized assessment and care plan from a professional interdisciplinary health-care team. The approach is client-directed, with care planned around each resident.

Care & support

Nursing staff are present 24 hours a day. Listed services also include pain and symptom management.

Care & support

The service list also includes spiritual services and hairdressing and barber services.

Rooms & living spaces

Every resident room is furnished and has its own private bathroom. Safety call devices in the rooms are monitored around the clock.

Rooms & living spaces

Private, wheelchair-accessible rooms have space for personal decorations. Telephone and cable service are optional.

Everyday life

The Main Street area includes a town hall, café, salon, chapel and theatre. Its familiar-town concept is intended to evoke memories of residents’ youth and encourage socialization and a sense of community.

Everyday life

The neighbourhoods are spread across two floors, with a nursing station, secure outdoor space, and dining and living rooms in each.

Everyday life

A Resident and Family Council is listed among the community’s programs.

Dining & meals

Each neighbourhood has its own dining room, providing a meal space within that area of the home.

Dining & meals

A dietitian meets with residents for a nutritional assessment and to discuss dietary requirements, allergies, sensitivities and food preferences.

Dining & meals

Menus are planned with variety, choice, presentation, taste and nutrition in mind. The team aims to include fresh, seasonal and local products where possible; resident taste tests and dining surveys help guide menu development.

Activities & connection

Recreation team members learn about residents’ hobbies and interests and design activities to suit them. The wellness approach includes physical, intellectual, social, vocational, emotional and spiritual dimensions.

Activities & connection

Programs include music therapy, garden and horticultural activities, cultural events, holiday celebrations, intergenerational and volunteer programs, and friendly pet visits.

Activities & connection

Wellness programs are intended to support independence, with recreation and leisure options for a range of interests and abilities.

Shared spaces & amenities

Housekeeping and laundry service are provided.

Shared spaces & amenities

Electric lifts and therapeutic tubs are also listed among the home’s amenities.