January 25, 2012

Red Deer, Canada

The Alberta Government has recognized Covenant Health’s expertise and experience in seniors care by partnering with it to demonstrate a new way of caring for our aging population. The work will be done at Covenant Health’s soon to be constructed 100-bed continuing care facilities in Red Deer and Calgary.

Alberta’s Minister of Health Fred Horne made the announcement Wednesday, January 25, 2012 in Red Deer.

Additional Information:

Covenant Health Backgrounder

Red Deer Mapping Diagram

Red Deer Site Plan

Calgary Site Plan

General Suite Design

Government of Alberta News Releas (Alberta Health and Wellness)

Canadians should have access to quality end of life care regardless of where they live or die

Edmonton, Alberta — Covenant Health commends the important work of the Parliamentary Committee on Palliative and Compassionate Care, which released its landmark report "Not to be Forgotten: Care of Vulnerable Canadians" yesterday. Covenant Health contributed to the report--formally presenting to the committee in Ottawa, preparing a written submission and participating in round-table discussion.

Read the full press release
Read the backgrounder
Read Covenant Health's excerpts — Not to be Forgotten: Care of Vulnerable Citizens

Government of Alberta has partnered with Covenant Health to demonstrate a new continuing care model for our aging population. New 100-bed continuing care facilities will soon be constructed in Calgary and Red Deer to provide more stability for seniors as they age, providing a one-stop facility for all their needs - no matter what their level of care.