Assisted Living
Assisted living facilities and supportive housing
Assisted living (called supportive living in Alberta) is for seniors who need help with some daily activities — bathing, dressing, medications, or mobility — but don't require full nursing-home care. Residents have their own space plus meals, housekeeping, 24-hour staff, and personal-care support. Spaces may be private-pay or publicly funded through an AHS assessment.
Browse assisted living by city
City guides with local costs, top providers, and care-need filters.
The Manor Village at Fish Creek Park
Providence Care Centre
Wentworth Manor
Mayfair Nursing Home
Wing Kei Greenview Supportive Living and Long Term Care
Covenant Care - St. Teresa Place
Silvera for Seniors
Bow View Manor
Common questions
What does assisted living include? +
Typically a private suite plus meals, housekeeping, laundry, recreation, 24-hour staff, and help with personal care. The mix varies by residence and care level (e.g., SL3, SL4).
How is assisted living funded in Alberta? +
Some supportive-living spaces are publicly funded via an AHS assessment; others are private-pay. Accommodation and care can be funded differently.
How is it different from a nursing home? +
Assisted/supportive living suits people who need some help but are fairly independent; long-term care provides 24-hour complex nursing.