Continuing Care Home Type B and Type B Secure Space, formerly designated supportive living (DSL), provides onsite registered nurse and/or registered psychiatric nurse care, assessment and/or treatment 24-hours a day.

This document is a list of publicly funded designated supportive living (DSL) accommodations and long-term care (LTC) facilities in Alberta as of March 31, 2016, arranged by Alberta Health Services (AHS) zone.

Supportive Living provides rooms, suites, and support services geared to low-income adults over 65 years old to stay independent. Seniors lodges are one type of supportive living accommodation.

Continuing care can provide you with the support you need to maintain an active and fulfilling life. Search for spaces by name or location (learn more; FAQs). You will be able to narrow down …

1 day ago · The Alberta government has named Assisted Living Alberta as the last of four new public agencies taking over provincial health care from Alberta Health Services. Seniors, Community and Social ...

Alberta’s new provincial health agency, Assisted Living Alberta, will provide a comprehensive system of care, as well as a full range of wrap-around services including enhanced medical and non-medical supports, home care, community care, and social services.

1 day ago · The province on Thursday unveiled Assisted Living Alberta, the new continuing care agency broken out of Alberta Health Services.

Choices in Community Living is an Alberta-based, family-run organization which manages housing for persons requiring Supported Living (also known as Assisted Living). CICL works with Alberta Health Services to provide affordable Designated Supportive Living (Levels 4 and 4D).

1 day ago · Jason Nixon, Alberta's minister for seniors, community and social services, said Assisted Living Alberta, the final health agency in the government's restructuring of health care, will be ...

In order to access any living option, you need to undergo an assessment by a Case Manager* through your local Home Care Program. You can access Alberta Health Services if you: • Live in Alberta • Have an Alberta Health Care Number, or • Have applied for and are eligible to receive Alberta Health care coverage