Foyer Lacombe (Covenant Care)
Foyer Lacombe is a Covenant Care supportive living community in St. Albert, Alberta, operated by a Catholic not-for-profit organization. The facility is situated near St. Albert Catholic Parish Church and provides care centered on residents' health, wellness, and personal goals u
- Faith-based care
- 21 client reviews (4.9★ average)
- Caregivers speak French
Care that adapts as needs change.
Foyer Lacombe is a Covenant Care supportive living community in St. Albert, Alberta, operated by a Catholic not-for-profit organization. The facility is situated near St. Albert Catholic Parish Church and provides care centered on residents' health, wellness, and personal goals using Catholic values.
Finding the building on first visit is difficult — no clear hospice signage within the multi-building compound off St. Vital Ave
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What they're known for.
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Who this may be right for.
Good fit for
- Families who want faith-integrated palliative care with chaplain support
- End-of-life and hospice care, including short stays of days to weeks
- Respite care stays of several weeks for families needing temporary support
- Families needing to be present and welcomed during final days
Ask first if
- Finding the building on first visit is difficult — no clear hospice signage within the multi-building compound off St. Vital Ave
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 St. Albert families.
St. Albert, AB
In their own words.
“The staff and facility at Foyer Lacomb were fantastic. They made my father’s final weeks more pleasant as they sought to make him very comfortable.”
“Excellent staff and a wonderful environment. Can't put words into how greatful I am to the staff. The experience can't be put into words”
“The staff and facility are amazing. So thoughtful and caring. The staff goes above and beyond on a regular basis. The facility is clean, comfortable and homey. I would definitely recommend this facility to care for your loved ones”
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What kind of care does Foyer Lacombe provide? +
Foyer Lacombe is a palliative and hospice facility operated by Covenant Care in the St. Albert area near Edmonton. Reviewers describe it as a place for end-of-life care as well as respite stays, with stays ranging from a few days to several weeks.
Is faith or religion part of the experience at Foyer Lacombe? +
Yes — the facility has a Catholic identity with daily Mass at 10am, an always-open chapel, a dedicated chaplain, and parish volunteers who visit regularly. Families of various backgrounds have found the spiritual dimension comforting during end-of-life care.
Are families welcomed and accommodated during a loved one's stay? +
Multiple reviewers emphasize that families are warmly welcomed and accommodated, including during restricted periods, and that staff treat family members with kindness and support throughout the process.
What unique programs or activities are offered for residents? +
Reviewers mention personalized touches such as a visiting horse, a resident rabbit, musicians playing in residents' rooms, outdoor outings, and even a motorcycle ride arranged by staff for one resident — reflecting a commitment to meaningful experiences.
Is there anything families should know before visiting for the first time? +
Navigating to the hospice building within the larger compound off St. Vital Ave can be confusing, as signage for the hospice specifically is limited and the building is attached to another structure. First-time visitors should allow extra time and consider calling ahead for directions.
Are private rooms available for residents? +
Reviewers mention that private rooms are provided, and that residents are able to personalize their space with family photos and personal belongings.
Is Foyer Lacombe suitable for respite care, not just end-of-life stays? +
Yes, at least one reviewer's family member had a respite stay of over five weeks, and the staff were described as caring and compassionate throughout that type of stay as well.
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