Home and community care is publicly funded personal and health care services for clients of all ages living in a private residence or other setting, such as a suite in a retirement residence or lodge.
It assists people to remain well, safe, and independent in their home for as long as possible. Its philosophy promotes client independence and supplements the care and support provided by families and community services. Services are primarily delivered in your home, though they can be delivered in a variety of other settings.
Home and community care is publicly funded and services provided through ALA are paid for by ALA.
Coverage & financial supportYour care needs will be assessed by a home and community care case manager with your help. A care plan will be created with your needs and goals at the center. Home and community care offers a variety of service delivery options so you have a say in how care is received.
These services can be provided in many environments including:
The ALA Access Centre is the front door to assisted living in Alberta. They can answer your questions, walk you through the process, and connect you to the right help.
Getting care: step by step
The first step to accessing these services is to connect with the ALA access centre. We’re here to answer your questions, walk you through the process, and connect you to the right help. Visit Getting care to learn more.
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