Are you looking for assisted living services?
To find more information about services visit: Continuing Care Facility Directory
Are you looking for assisted living services?
To find more information about services visit: Continuing Care Facility Directory
As the new provincial continuing care agency, Assisted Living Alberta will ensure that all Albertans can access the care they need, when and where they need it, regardless of age, diagnosis, or duration of need.
Assisted Living Alberta (ALA) will provide Albertans with a comprehensive, holistic system of care with a full range of wrap-around services, including:
By taking this new approach, individuals and families will have more options when they need care and as their needs evolve. ALA is focused on delivering care more effectively and consistently across the province by enhancing home and community services, expediting spaces in supportive living environments and continuing care homes, and making sure Albertans and their caregivers are well-informed.
Assisted Living Alberta will become operational in the fall of 2025.
Assisted Living Alberta will support Albertans to live and age well in their homes, communities and the settings that best meet their needs. The transition of services to Assisted Living Alberta will enhance existing supports and programs and will not interrupt the important services people rely on.
Healthcare professionals and those working in home care and community care are helping to shape the new provincial health agency through consultations and round tables.
”Assisted Living Alberta officially launched on April 1, 2025 and my immediate focus is to operationalize ALA and lay the groundwork for its initial activities.” Read full message
Dr. Sayeh Zielke, Interim CEO, Assisted Living Alberta
Dr. Sayeh Zielke, MD., IMBA., FRCPC., ICD.D. is a published author, entrepreneur, medical director, and cardiologist based in Lethbridge, Alberta. She is the Physician Lead for Cardiac Sciences with Alberta Health Services (AHS) South Zone and the Chair of the Southern Alberta Cardiac Sciences Advisory Cabinet. She currently serves as the Chair of the Assisted Living Alberta Transition Committee. Read full bio.
We are taking the time to get things right by consulting with continuing care, social services and community service providers, health care professionals, and Albertans. See the results from the public survey that was open from January 31 - March 3, 2025: public survey analysis
