Assisted Living in Alberta
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At Chartwell’s assisted living residences (Continuing Care Home Type B) in Alberta, you’ll find the right balance of personalized care and everyday comfort. Through Alberta Health Services (AHS), eligible seniors can access coordinated and funded care services, delivered by our trained and compassionate Chartwell staff in our welcoming communities. It’s support you can trust, in a place that feels like home.
Alberta Assisted Living Communities
About Assisted Living in Alberta
As everyday tasks become more difficult, assisted living—known in Alberta as Continuing Care Home Type B—provides the right level of support to help seniors live well and with dignity. This lifestyle is intended for older adults who would benefit from regular assistance with daily routines, such as bathing, dressing, or medication reminders, while still enjoying a vibrant and engaging retirement experience.
In Alberta, assisted living care services are publicly funded, assessed, and coordinated by Alberta Health Services (AHS). If you qualify, your care is delivered by Chartwell’s experienced and friendly on-site staff in the comfort and privacy of your suite. Our residences also offer wholesome dining, enriching activities, and a strong sense of community, making it easier to feel at home while receiving the care you need.
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How Much Does Assisted Living in Alberta Cost?
In Alberta, assisted living services under the Continuing Care Home Type B model are publicly funded and coordinated by Alberta Health Services (AHS). If you or your loved one qualifies through an AHS assessment, your care services—such as personal support, medication management, and health monitoring—and accommodations are funded by the province. However, there may be extra costs associated with services you’ve added onto your package. Chartwell’s Retirement Living Consultants can walk you through the process and help you understand any financial supports that may be available to ease the transition.
