AgeCare SkyPointe
A palliative & hospice in Edmonton — homey.
Care that adapts as needs change.
Families seeking hospice support with social worker and palliative physician involvement. Social.
Advocate loudly and visit frequently — families who spoke up directly saw faster resolution of care concerns
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What families look for first.
Who this may be right for.
Good fit for
- Families seeking hospice support with social worker and palliative physician involvement
- End-of-life hospice care
- Hospice and palliative patients whose families can be present regularly
Ask first if
- Staffing levels and attentiveness vary significantly by floor and shift; some families report residents left for extended periods without care
- Multiple reviewers report theft from resident rooms with little follow-up from management
- Hospital discharge
A calmer first step.
Brief phone conversation
Share what is happening, who needs care, and whether the need is urgent or exploratory.
Care needs and schedule review
Discuss mobility, memory, safety, meals, personal care, household help, and preferred visit times.
Caregiver matching
The team looks for fit based on care level, personality, language preferences, and comfort.
Start small, adjust as needed
Many families begin with shorter visits, then adjust the plan as the senior becomes comfortable.
Serving Edmonton families.
Edmonton, AB
Questions families actually ask.
What is the hospice care experience like at AgeCare SkyPointe? +
Several families describe the hospice unit specifically as compassionate and responsive, with nurses, LPNs, and social workers providing attentive bedside care and family support during end-of-life. Residents and families frequently praised the social worker Hannah and physicians like Dr. Tsoi and Dr. Cunningham by name. However, a small number of reviewers had negative experiences, citing inattentive staff or feeling unsupported at the moment of passing.
Does AgeCare SkyPointe have amenities for visiting families? +
Reviewers mention an aquarium, a children's play area on the main floor, a café or bistro, and recreational programming including music events. Resident rooms are described as large with multi-channel TVs and mini-fridges.
Are there concerns about staffing levels at this facility? +
Multiple reviewers across different time periods cite understaffing as a recurring issue, including residents being left in wheelchairs for long periods or not receiving timely hygiene assistance. Families are encouraged to visit regularly and communicate concerns directly to management.
Has theft been an issue at AgeCare SkyPointe? +
More than one reviewer reports personal belongings being stolen from resident rooms, including incidents occurring while a resident was actively dying or after passing, and states that complaints to staff did not result in resolution. Families may wish to limit valuables brought into the facility.
Is AgeCare SkyPointe suitable for residents with dementia? +
The facility does house residents with dementia, and some positive reviews describe respectful, patient care for family members with the condition. However, at least one reviewer noted concern about being placed on a floor where the majority of residents had severe dementia, which they felt was not an appropriate match for their own care needs.
How does the facility handle the period immediately after a resident passes away? +
Experiences vary: some families felt fully supported and respected during and after their loved one's final moments, while at least one family described staff behavior immediately following a death as lacking reverence and situational awareness. Families may want to communicate their wishes for privacy during this time in advance.
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