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What are different levels of supportive living Alberta?

Continuing Care is made up of three main levels: Home Care, Designated Supportive Living and Long Term Care. To get started, you need a case manager.

Who qualifies for assisted living in Alberta?

age (65 years or older) mobility (ability for certain types of mobility assistance equipment to be safely used) functional independence (the ability to manage activities of daily living such as dressing and bathing on your own) medical stability (not requiring more care and assistance than the operator can provide)

What are the levels of care in Alberta?

What is Continuing Care and who can I talk to? Continuing Care is made up of three main levels: Home Care, Designated Supportive Living and Long Term Care.

What is SL2 care in Alberta?

As is SL1 facilities, SL2 facilities provide extra services such as housekeeping and recreational activities for an additional fee. Senior Lodges are suited to fairly independent seniors who are able to move around without much assistance.

What is supportive living Alberta?

Supportive living is a type of continuing care accommodation, where people can remain as independent as possible in a home-like setting while they have access to services that meet their changing needs.

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