It’s important to do your research. There are many options to choose from, and you want to make the right decision for yourself or your loved one.
Resources Alberta Health (AH)
Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Veterans Affairs Canada deeply values the contribution that Veterans have made to the development of our nation, and we honour the sacrifices they have made to defend freedom and pursue world peace. Veterans Affairs Canada offers various services for Veterans and their families, including programs to assist you after an injury or during the transition from military to civilian life and many other services to help you and your family throughout your life. TOLL-FREE: 1-866-522-2122 TDD/TTY: 1-833-921-0071 INQUIRIES: information@veterans.gc.ca (Please do not email personal or confidential information) WEBSITE: www.veterans.gc.ca Alberta Seniors & Community Housing Association (ASCHA) For over fifty years, the Alberta Seniors & Community Housing Association (ASCHA) has been advocating on behalf of the owners and operators of senior housing in Alberta. Its core roles are advocacy and member services. As a member-driven association, they act as a centre of excellence of best practices and resources for the industry to help providers empower seniors to age well in the community. ASCHA currently represents almost 70 percent of the senior housing sector in Alberta. Its members serve over 35,000 seniors across the province in independent, supportive and designated supportive living spaces. ASCHA proudly champions all sectors of seniors’ housing, including public, private and voluntary providers. Not only is ASCHA comprised of regular members, but they also engage corporate and stakeholder members that contribute to enhancing seniors’ housing. All Seasons Retirement Communities in Alberta are members of ASCHA. PHONE: 780-439-6473
When moving into a retirement home, it’s important to do your research. Seasons’ team members are happy to help you understand these options and answer any questions. Additionally, here is a list of community resources available to you:
Alberta Health is the ministry that sets policy, legislation and standards for the health system in Alberta. The ministry allocates health funding, administers provincial programs such as the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan, and provides expertise on communicable disease control. Open Monday to Friday from 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (Closed Statutory Holidays) TELEPHONE: 780-644-8428 TOLL-FREE IN ALBERTA: 310-0000 (before the phone number) OUTSIDE ALBERTA: 780-427-2711 (long-distance charges may apply) FAX: 780-644-8729 EMAIL: cclo@gov.ab.ca WEBSITE: www.alberta.ca/continuing-care-in-alberta Alberta Health Link Alberta’s continuing care system provides Albertans with the health, personal care, and accommodation services they need to support their independence and quality of life. Any Albertan can receive continuing care services, regardless of age, diagnosis or the length of time they need support. Explore resources, learn about resident and family councils and connect with them for support so you can confidently navigate the continuing care system. No referral is necessary. Anyone can call to arrange an assessment for a friend or loved one who cannot call Health Link themselves. PHONE: 811 TOLL-FREE: 1-866-408-5465 EMAIL: healthlink@ahs.ca WEBSITE: www.albertahealthservices.ca/info/Page12630.aspx
EMAIL: ascha@ascha.com WEBSITE: www.ascha.com
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