(Formerly known as Supportive Living 3 or SL3).
This setting provides supportive care services to residents who need assistance with daily tasks but do not require the skilled care provided at a long-term care residence.
It allows you to enjoy privacy and independence while knowing your health and personal care supports are onsite when needed.
Accommodation, meals, housekeeping, linen, and recreational services are provided. According to the plan of care, a higher level of personal care support is provided for scheduled and unscheduled care needs. A health care aide provides health Care services on an unscheduled basis. Depending on the individual’s needs, scheduled professional care (nursing, rehabilitation therapy, etc.) will be provided through Home Care and coordinated by a Case Manager.
Seasons Retirement Communities offer a variety of thoughtfully designed studio, one and two bedroom suites* to choose from, each with kitchenettes and spacious washrooms.
Residents who are assessed for Level 3 can receive services discreetly and professionally in the comfort of their suite, without having to move.
*Additional cost may apply.
Seasons Olds offers first-rate senior retirement living and care options. Discover spacious apartments, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Book your tour today!
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Seasons Wetaskiwin offers first-rate senior retirement living and care options. Discover spacious apartments, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Book your tour today!
View LocationFormerly known as Designated Supporting Living, adults living in a Continuing Care Home Type B need significant support in many aspects of daily living but do not need care in a Long-Term Care residence.
Acommodation, meals, housekeeping, linen, and recreational services are provided. According to the plan of care, a higher level of personal care support is provided for scheduled and unscheduled care needs. A health care aide provides health Care services on an unscheduled basis. Depending on the individual’s needs, scheduled professional care (nursing, rehabilitation therapy, etc.) will be provided through Home Care and coordinated by a Case Manager.
Alberta’s continuing care system provides Albertans with the health, personal care, and accommodation services they need to support their independence and quality of life. Any Albertan can receive continuing care services, regardless of age, diagnosis or the length of time they need support. Anyone can call to arrange an assessment for a friend or loved one who cannot call Health Link themselves.
Phone: 811 or Toll-Free: 1-866-408-5465