Adult Outpatient & Community Physiotherapy Services

Rehabilitation service to help restore maximum function and independence through:

• education re: injury management and prevention
• orthopedic injury or surgery rehabilitation
• falls prevention
• chronic pain management
• functional restoration
• neurological rehabilitation
• gait, balance and coordination re-education and training

Services are available at hospital-based outpatient physiotherapy departments, community health centres, patient's homes, long term care centres and Supported Living facilities.

Note: Services vary by community. Please call for information.

Adult Outpatient & Community Physiotherapy Services

Rehabilitation service to help restore maximum function and independence through:

• education re: injury management and prevention
• orthopedic injury or surgery rehabilitation
• falls prevention
• chronic pain management
• functional restoration
• neurological rehabilitation
• gait, balance and coordination re-education and training

Services are available at hospital-based outpatient physiotherapy departments, community health centres, patient's homes, long term care centres and Supported Living facilities.

Note: Services vary by community. Please call for information.

Adult Outpatient & Community Physiotherapy Services

Rehabilitation service to help restore maximum function and independence through:

• education re: injury management and prevention
• orthopedic injury or surgery rehabilitation
• falls prevention
• chronic pain management
• functional restoration
• neurological rehabilitation
• gait, balance and coordination re-education and training

Services are available at hospital-based outpatient physiotherapy departments, community health centres, patient's homes, long term care centres and Supported Living facilities.

Note: Services vary by community. Please call for information.

Adult Outpatient & Community Physiotherapy Services

Rehabilitation service to help restore maximum function and independence through:

• education re: injury management and prevention
• orthopedic injury or surgery rehabilitation
• falls prevention
• chronic pain management
• functional restoration
• neurological rehabilitation
• gait, balance and coordination re-education and training

Services are available at hospital-based outpatient physiotherapy departments, community health centres, patient's homes, long term care centres and Supported Living facilities.

Note: Services vary by community. Please call for information.

Audiology and Children's Allied Health Services

Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. The length of service will vary and is based on a child's needs and goals, and the availability of local programs. Assessment is part of rehabilitation and it comes in many forms. The purpose is to understand your child's strengths and needs. We will talk with you about next steps that guide the (rehabilitation) care plan. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Families and caregivers are actively involved as therapy may look like "play", depending on your child's age. We want to understand what's important to your child and family (what matters to you) e.g. daily routines, family and friends, activities you enjoy and we'll work with you to find home ideas that fit with your life. Services may be in-person, by phone, or videoconference. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro)developmental and / or medical conditions.

Team Based Services
Are provided for children with a variety of needs.

• hearing - responding to sounds, noise, voices, words
• moving - sitting, crawling, walking, coordination
• using hands - playing with toys, using utensils
• taking care of self - dressing, toileting, doing chores, sleeping
• equipment needs - wheelchair, splints, orthotics, walking aides, adaptive aides, seating clinic
• physical symptoms - pain, muscle / joint tightness, breathing, head shape, sensitivity to noise or touch
• managing emotions - behavior, becoming overwhelmed
• communication - understanding directions, babbling, using words and sentences
• clear speech - being understood by others, stuttering, voice quality
• eating, feeding and swallowing - coughing, gagging, choking, refusing to eat certain foods
• diagnostic clinic for queries on Autism Spectrum Disorder and other diagnoses in partnership with pediatricians (referrals for diagnostics accepted up to age 17.5 years of age)

Audiology
Helps children and their families with hearing and hearing health, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.This service supports children's:

• hearing - screening and assessment to identify hearing loss
• management of hearing loss
• hearing health

Occupational therapy services
Supports children and their families with self-care; eating, feeding and swallowing; and motor development, so that they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• self-care - dressing, toileting, sleeping, personal hygiene
• participation in activities typical for their development, such as play
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• specialized equipment - access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Physiotherapy
This service supports children and their families with development and movement, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• movement and function
• specialized equipment -access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Speech-Language Pathology
This service supports children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• communication (speech, language, voice, resonance and fluency)
• eating, feeding and swallowing

Available at some locations:
Child and Youth Developmental Specialists and Social Work

Audiology and Children's Allied Health Services

Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. The length of service will vary and is based on a child's needs and goals, and the availability of local programs. Assessment is part of rehabilitation and it comes in many forms. The purpose is to understand your child's strengths and needs. We will talk with you about next steps that guide the (rehabilitation) care plan. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Families and caregivers are actively involved as therapy may look like "play", depending on your child's age. We want to understand what's important to your child and family (what matters to you) e.g. daily routines, family and friends, activities you enjoy and we'll work with you to find home ideas that fit with your life. Services may be in-person, by phone, or videoconference. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro)developmental and / or medical conditions.

Team Based Services
Are provided for children with a variety of needs.

• hearing - responding to sounds, noise, voices, words
• moving - sitting, crawling, walking, coordination
• using hands - playing with toys, using utensils
• taking care of self - dressing, toileting, doing chores, sleeping
• equipment needs - wheelchair, splints, orthotics, walking aides, adaptive aides, seating clinic
• physical symptoms - pain, muscle / joint tightness, breathing, head shape, sensitivity to noise or touch
• managing emotions - behavior, becoming overwhelmed
• communication - understanding directions, babbling, using words and sentences
• clear speech - being understood by others, stuttering, voice quality
• eating, feeding and swallowing - coughing, gagging, choking, refusing to eat certain foods
• diagnostic clinic for queries on Autism Spectrum Disorder and other diagnoses in partnership with pediatricians (referrals for diagnostics accepted up to age 17.5 years of age)

Audiology
Helps children and their families with hearing and hearing health, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.This service supports children's:

• hearing - screening and assessment to identify hearing loss
• management of hearing loss
• hearing health

Occupational therapy services
Supports children and their families with self-care; eating, feeding and swallowing; and motor development, so that they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• self-care - dressing, toileting, sleeping, personal hygiene
• participation in activities typical for their development, such as play
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• specialized equipment - access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Physiotherapy
This service supports children and their families with development and movement, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• movement and function
• specialized equipment -access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Speech-Language Pathology
This service supports children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• communication (speech, language, voice, resonance and fluency)
• eating, feeding and swallowing

Available at some locations:
Child and Youth Developmental Specialists and Social Work

Audiology and Children's Allied Health Services

Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. The length of service will vary and is based on a child's needs and goals, and the availability of local programs. Assessment is part of rehabilitation and it comes in many forms. The purpose is to understand your child's strengths and needs. We will talk with you about next steps that guide the (rehabilitation) care plan. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Families and caregivers are actively involved as therapy may look like "play", depending on your child's age. We want to understand what's important to your child and family (what matters to you) e.g. daily routines, family and friends, activities you enjoy and we'll work with you to find home ideas that fit with your life. Services may be in-person, by phone, or videoconference. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro)developmental and / or medical conditions.

Team Based Services
Are provided for children with a variety of needs.

• hearing - responding to sounds, noise, voices, words
• moving - sitting, crawling, walking, coordination
• using hands - playing with toys, using utensils
• taking care of self - dressing, toileting, doing chores, sleeping
• equipment needs - wheelchair, splints, orthotics, walking aides, adaptive aides, seating clinic
• physical symptoms - pain, muscle / joint tightness, breathing, head shape, sensitivity to noise or touch
• managing emotions - behavior, becoming overwhelmed
• communication - understanding directions, babbling, using words and sentences
• clear speech - being understood by others, stuttering, voice quality
• eating, feeding and swallowing - coughing, gagging, choking, refusing to eat certain foods
• diagnostic clinic for queries on Autism Spectrum Disorder and other diagnoses in partnership with pediatricians (referrals for diagnostics accepted up to age 17.5 years of age)

Audiology
Helps children and their families with hearing and hearing health, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.This service supports children's:

• hearing - screening and assessment to identify hearing loss
• management of hearing loss
• hearing health

Occupational therapy services
Supports children and their families with self-care; eating, feeding and swallowing; and motor development, so that they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• self-care - dressing, toileting, sleeping, personal hygiene
• participation in activities typical for their development, such as play
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• specialized equipment - access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Physiotherapy
This service supports children and their families with development and movement, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• movement and function
• specialized equipment -access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Speech-Language Pathology
This service supports children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• communication (speech, language, voice, resonance and fluency)
• eating, feeding and swallowing

Available at some locations:
Child and Youth Developmental Specialists and Social Work

Audiology and Children's Allied Health Services

Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. The length of service will vary and is based on a child's needs and goals, and the availability of local programs. Assessment is part of rehabilitation and it comes in many forms. The purpose is to understand your child's strengths and needs. We will talk with you about next steps that guide the (rehabilitation) care plan. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Families and caregivers are actively involved as therapy may look like "play", depending on your child's age. We want to understand what's important to your child and family (what matters to you) e.g. daily routines, family and friends, activities you enjoy and we'll work with you to find home ideas that fit with your life. Services may be in-person, by phone, or videoconference. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro)developmental and / or medical conditions.

Team Based Services
Are provided for children with a variety of needs.

• hearing - responding to sounds, noise, voices, words
• moving - sitting, crawling, walking, coordination
• using hands - playing with toys, using utensils
• taking care of self - dressing, toileting, doing chores, sleeping
• equipment needs - wheelchair, splints, orthotics, walking aides, adaptive aides, seating clinic
• physical symptoms - pain, muscle / joint tightness, breathing, head shape, sensitivity to noise or touch
• managing emotions - behavior, becoming overwhelmed
• communication - understanding directions, babbling, using words and sentences
• clear speech - being understood by others, stuttering, voice quality
• eating, feeding and swallowing - coughing, gagging, choking, refusing to eat certain foods
• diagnostic clinic for queries on Autism Spectrum Disorder and other diagnoses in partnership with pediatricians (referrals for diagnostics accepted up to age 17.5 years of age)

Audiology
Helps children and their families with hearing and hearing health, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.This service supports children's:

• hearing - screening and assessment to identify hearing loss
• management of hearing loss
• hearing health

Occupational therapy services
Supports children and their families with self-care; eating, feeding and swallowing; and motor development, so that they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• self-care - dressing, toileting, sleeping, personal hygiene
• participation in activities typical for their development, such as play
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• specialized equipment - access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Physiotherapy
This service supports children and their families with development and movement, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• motor development
• movement and function
• specialized equipment -access and use (e.g., seating clinic)

Speech-Language Pathology
This service supports children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing, so they can participate in activities that are important to them.

• communication (speech, language, voice, resonance and fluency)
• eating, feeding and swallowing

Available at some locations:
Child and Youth Developmental Specialists and Social Work

Cafeteria Services

Cafeteria services offer food and beverages at Alberta Health Services facilities. Catering services and vending machines are available at some sites. Each cafeteria services site team is dedicated to creating great food, inspiring healthy eating, and providing outstanding customer service to support the health of Albertans.

**Please note hours of operation may vary from site to site.

Cafeteria Services

Cafeteria services offer food and beverages at Alberta Health Services facilities. Catering services and vending machines are available at some sites. Each cafeteria services site team is dedicated to creating great food, inspiring healthy eating, and providing outstanding customer service to support the health of Albertans.

**Please note hours of operation may vary from site to site.

Cafeteria Services

Cafeteria services offer food and beverages at Alberta Health Services facilities. Catering services and vending machines are available at some sites. Each cafeteria services site team is dedicated to creating great food, inspiring healthy eating, and providing outstanding customer service to support the health of Albertans.

**Please note hours of operation may vary from site to site.

Cafeteria Services

Cafeteria services offer food and beverages at Alberta Health Services facilities. Catering services and vending machines are available at some sites. Each cafeteria services site team is dedicated to creating great food, inspiring healthy eating, and providing outstanding customer service to support the health of Albertans.

**Please note hours of operation may vary from site to site.

Emergency Services

If you have an emergency, call 911.

Emergency departments:

• take care of people that are very sick or injured on a priority basis. This means the sickest people are seen first. If you go to an emergency department for care that isn't urgent, you will not likely be seen right away.
• provide medical care, which includes assessment and treatment
• stabilize people and get them ready to transport to a higher level of care facility (if needed)
• provide follow-up care including referrals to a family doctor or specialist (if needed)

Emergency Department wait times are now available for Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer.

This service may be impacted by the COVID pandemic. View the Hours of Operations to see if the location has been impacted.

Get the right care when you need it, to learn more visit Know Your Options.

Emergency Services

If you have an emergency, call 911.

Emergency departments:

• take care of people that are very sick or injured on a priority basis. This means the sickest people are seen first. If you go to an emergency department for care that isn't urgent, you will not likely be seen right away.
• provide medical care, which includes assessment and treatment
• stabilize people and get them ready to transport to a higher level of care facility (if needed)
• provide follow-up care including referrals to a family doctor or specialist (if needed)

Emergency Department wait times are now available for Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer.

This service may be impacted by the COVID pandemic. View the Hours of Operations to see if the location has been impacted.

Get the right care when you need it, to learn more visit Know Your Options.

Emergency Services

If you have an emergency, call 911.

Emergency departments:

• take care of people that are very sick or injured on a priority basis. This means the sickest people are seen first. If you go to an emergency department for care that isn't urgent, you will not likely be seen right away.
• provide medical care, which includes assessment and treatment
• stabilize people and get them ready to transport to a higher level of care facility (if needed)
• provide follow-up care including referrals to a family doctor or specialist (if needed)

Emergency Department wait times are now available for Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer.

This service may be impacted by the COVID pandemic. View the Hours of Operations to see if the location has been impacted.

Get the right care when you need it, to learn more visit Know Your Options.

Emergency Services

If you have an emergency, call 911.

Emergency departments:

• take care of people that are very sick or injured on a priority basis. This means the sickest people are seen first. If you go to an emergency department for care that isn't urgent, you will not likely be seen right away.
• provide medical care, which includes assessment and treatment
• stabilize people and get them ready to transport to a higher level of care facility (if needed)
• provide follow-up care including referrals to a family doctor or specialist (if needed)

Emergency Department wait times are now available for Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer.

This service may be impacted by the COVID pandemic. View the Hours of Operations to see if the location has been impacted.

Get the right care when you need it, to learn more visit Know Your Options.

General Radiography (X-Ray)

General Radiography uses x-rays to produce images of the structures inside the body, particularly bones. X-ray beams can pass through the body, but they are absorbed in different amounts depending on the density of the material they pass through.

General Radiography (X-Ray)

General Radiography uses x-rays to produce images of the structures inside the body, particularly bones. X-ray beams can pass through the body, but they are absorbed in different amounts depending on the density of the material they pass through.

General Radiography (X-Ray)

General Radiography uses x-rays to produce images of the structures inside the body, particularly bones. X-ray beams can pass through the body, but they are absorbed in different amounts depending on the density of the material they pass through.

General Radiography (X-Ray)

General Radiography uses x-rays to produce images of the structures inside the body, particularly bones. X-ray beams can pass through the body, but they are absorbed in different amounts depending on the density of the material they pass through.

Health Information / Records Management

Completes patient charts, collects data, data entry and coding, collects patient information, dictates notes, and transcribes inpatient and outpatient charts.

Health Information / Records Management

Completes patient charts, collects data, data entry and coding, collects patient information, dictates notes, and transcribes inpatient and outpatient charts.

Health Information / Records Management

Completes patient charts, collects data, data entry and coding, collects patient information, dictates notes, and transcribes inpatient and outpatient charts.

Health Information / Records Management

Completes patient charts, collects data, data entry and coding, collects patient information, dictates notes, and transcribes inpatient and outpatient charts.

Hospitals

To access contact information and a list of services offered, select a hospital.

Search through a complete list of progams and services, or hospital and facility information with the following:

Find Healthcare:

• Progams & Services
• Hospitals & Facilities

Hospitals

To access contact information and a list of services offered, select a hospital.

Search through a complete list of progams and services, or hospital and facility information with the following:

Find Healthcare:

• Progams & Services
• Hospitals & Facilities

Hospitals

To access contact information and a list of services offered, select a hospital.

Search through a complete list of progams and services, or hospital and facility information with the following:

Find Healthcare:

• Progams & Services
• Hospitals & Facilities

Hospitals

To access contact information and a list of services offered, select a hospital.

Search through a complete list of progams and services, or hospital and facility information with the following:

Find Healthcare:

• Progams & Services
• Hospitals & Facilities

Laboratory Services

Laboratory Services provides collection of blood and body fluids for tests ordered by your doctor or healthcare provider including a comprehensive range of routine and specialized lab testing and clinical consultations:

• blood and body fluid sample collection
• biochemistry and toxicology
• electrocardiogram (ECG)
• genetics and genomics
• urinalysis
• transfusion medicine
• hematology
• coagulation studies
• microbiology
• public health testing
• serology
• surgical pathology
• cytopathology
• autopsy pathology
• student practicum training for medical lab technologists and medical lab assistants

Note: Some locations may not offer the full range of testing. To confirm availability of a specific test, contact the location.

Laboratory Services

Laboratory Services provides collection of blood and body fluids for tests ordered by your doctor or healthcare provider including a comprehensive range of routine and specialized lab testing and clinical consultations:

• blood and body fluid sample collection
• biochemistry and toxicology
• electrocardiogram (ECG)
• genetics and genomics
• urinalysis
• transfusion medicine
• hematology
• coagulation studies
• microbiology
• public health testing
• serology
• surgical pathology
• cytopathology
• autopsy pathology
• student practicum training for medical lab technologists and medical lab assistants

Note: Some locations may not offer the full range of testing. To confirm availability of a specific test, contact the location.

Laboratory Services

Laboratory Services provides collection of blood and body fluids for tests ordered by your doctor or healthcare provider including a comprehensive range of routine and specialized lab testing and clinical consultations:

• blood and body fluid sample collection
• biochemistry and toxicology
• electrocardiogram (ECG)
• genetics and genomics
• urinalysis
• transfusion medicine
• hematology
• coagulation studies
• microbiology
• public health testing
• serology
• surgical pathology
• cytopathology
• autopsy pathology
• student practicum training for medical lab technologists and medical lab assistants

Note: Some locations may not offer the full range of testing. To confirm availability of a specific test, contact the location.

Laboratory Services

Laboratory Services provides collection of blood and body fluids for tests ordered by your doctor or healthcare provider including a comprehensive range of routine and specialized lab testing and clinical consultations:

• blood and body fluid sample collection
• biochemistry and toxicology
• electrocardiogram (ECG)
• genetics and genomics
• urinalysis
• transfusion medicine
• hematology
• coagulation studies
• microbiology
• public health testing
• serology
• surgical pathology
• cytopathology
• autopsy pathology
• student practicum training for medical lab technologists and medical lab assistants

Note: Some locations may not offer the full range of testing. To confirm availability of a specific test, contact the location.

Nutrition Counselling - Adult and Pediatric

The majority of nutrition counselling occurs on an individual basis, however, group sesions may be offered to promote enhanced learning of clients prior to individual appointment. Nutrition information and resources can be found on Alberta health Services Healthy Eating Starts Here& and MyHealth.Alberta.ca

Additional Services:

• Pediatric Weight Management

Visit the PEAS (Pediatric Eating and Swallowing) website to find relevant information for families and care providers of children with an eating, feeding and swallowing disorder.

Nutrition Counselling - Adult and Pediatric

The majority of nutrition counselling occurs on an individual basis, however, group sesions may be offered to promote enhanced learning of clients prior to individual appointment. Nutrition information and resources can be found on Alberta health Services Healthy Eating Starts Here& and MyHealth.Alberta.ca

Additional Services:

• Pediatric Weight Management

Visit the PEAS (Pediatric Eating and Swallowing) website to find relevant information for families and care providers of children with an eating, feeding and swallowing disorder.

Nutrition Counselling - Adult and Pediatric

The majority of nutrition counselling occurs on an individual basis, however, group sesions may be offered to promote enhanced learning of clients prior to individual appointment. Nutrition information and resources can be found on Alberta health Services Healthy Eating Starts Here& and MyHealth.Alberta.ca

Additional Services:

• Pediatric Weight Management

Visit the PEAS (Pediatric Eating and Swallowing) website to find relevant information for families and care providers of children with an eating, feeding and swallowing disorder.

Nutrition Counselling - Adult and Pediatric

The majority of nutrition counselling occurs on an individual basis, however, group sesions may be offered to promote enhanced learning of clients prior to individual appointment. Nutrition information and resources can be found on Alberta health Services Healthy Eating Starts Here& and MyHealth.Alberta.ca

Additional Services:

• Pediatric Weight Management

Visit the PEAS (Pediatric Eating and Swallowing) website to find relevant information for families and care providers of children with an eating, feeding and swallowing disorder.

Occupational Therapy - Adult Community & Outpatients

Occupational Therapists enable people of all ages to engage more fully in the activities of everyday living. They work together with clients, their families and caregivers to develop ways to help clients reach their potential in caring for themselves, working, and enjoying life.

Pediatric OT services are accessed through the Children’s Allied Health Department in Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.

Occupational Therapy - Adult Community & Outpatients

Occupational Therapists enable people of all ages to engage more fully in the activities of everyday living. They work together with clients, their families and caregivers to develop ways to help clients reach their potential in caring for themselves, working, and enjoying life.

Pediatric OT services are accessed through the Children’s Allied Health Department in Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.

Occupational Therapy - Adult Community & Outpatients

Occupational Therapists enable people of all ages to engage more fully in the activities of everyday living. They work together with clients, their families and caregivers to develop ways to help clients reach their potential in caring for themselves, working, and enjoying life.

Pediatric OT services are accessed through the Children’s Allied Health Department in Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.

Occupational Therapy - Adult Community & Outpatients

Occupational Therapists enable people of all ages to engage more fully in the activities of everyday living. They work together with clients, their families and caregivers to develop ways to help clients reach their potential in caring for themselves, working, and enjoying life.

Pediatric OT services are accessed through the Children’s Allied Health Department in Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.

Patient Food Services

Patient Food Services overarching objectives are to:

• Offer quality food and food choice, to support Patient Centered Care
• Work with the whole care team to ensure that Meals Matter
• Foster a positive meal experience that results in enjoyment of meals, as well as improved satisfaction and food intake that supports recovery
• Provide menus that are based on “Canada’s Food Guide” and that are adaptable for therapeutic requirements
• Offer appealing food that encourages eating for health
• Provide meal service styles appropriate to the patient population (e.g. tray service, dining room service) and meal delivery systems that support safe high quality food served at appropriate temperatures to the correct patient / resident

PFS delivers more than 31,000 patient/resident meals each day within AHS facilities.

Patient Food Services

Patient Food Services overarching objectives are to:

• Offer quality food and food choice, to support Patient Centered Care
• Work with the whole care team to ensure that Meals Matter
• Foster a positive meal experience that results in enjoyment of meals, as well as improved satisfaction and food intake that supports recovery
• Provide menus that are based on “Canada’s Food Guide” and that are adaptable for therapeutic requirements
• Offer appealing food that encourages eating for health
• Provide meal service styles appropriate to the patient population (e.g. tray service, dining room service) and meal delivery systems that support safe high quality food served at appropriate temperatures to the correct patient / resident

PFS delivers more than 31,000 patient/resident meals each day within AHS facilities.

Patient Food Services

Patient Food Services overarching objectives are to:

• Offer quality food and food choice, to support Patient Centered Care
• Work with the whole care team to ensure that Meals Matter
• Foster a positive meal experience that results in enjoyment of meals, as well as improved satisfaction and food intake that supports recovery
• Provide menus that are based on “Canada’s Food Guide” and that are adaptable for therapeutic requirements
• Offer appealing food that encourages eating for health
• Provide meal service styles appropriate to the patient population (e.g. tray service, dining room service) and meal delivery systems that support safe high quality food served at appropriate temperatures to the correct patient / resident

PFS delivers more than 31,000 patient/resident meals each day within AHS facilities.

Patient Food Services

Patient Food Services overarching objectives are to:

• Offer quality food and food choice, to support Patient Centered Care
• Work with the whole care team to ensure that Meals Matter
• Foster a positive meal experience that results in enjoyment of meals, as well as improved satisfaction and food intake that supports recovery
• Provide menus that are based on “Canada’s Food Guide” and that are adaptable for therapeutic requirements
• Offer appealing food that encourages eating for health
• Provide meal service styles appropriate to the patient population (e.g. tray service, dining room service) and meal delivery systems that support safe high quality food served at appropriate temperatures to the correct patient / resident

PFS delivers more than 31,000 patient/resident meals each day within AHS facilities.

Patient Information

Services offered:

• responding to patient location inquires
• providing direction on a patients whereabouts

Patient Information

Services offered:

• responding to patient location inquires
• providing direction on a patients whereabouts

Patient Information

Services offered:

• responding to patient location inquires
• providing direction on a patients whereabouts

Patient Information

Services offered:

• responding to patient location inquires
• providing direction on a patients whereabouts

Physiotherapy Therapy Acute Care Services

Physiotherapy Hospital Services provide prevention, evaluation and treatment of physical dysfunction resulting secondary to disease, disability or injury. It is based on the science of movement. Assessment by a physical therapist may include examination of posture, strength, flexibility, joint mobility, coordination, balance, cardiopulmonary status, gait, and pain, in addition to the functioning of the client.

Physiotherapy Therapy Acute Care Services

Physiotherapy Hospital Services provide prevention, evaluation and treatment of physical dysfunction resulting secondary to disease, disability or injury. It is based on the science of movement. Assessment by a physical therapist may include examination of posture, strength, flexibility, joint mobility, coordination, balance, cardiopulmonary status, gait, and pain, in addition to the functioning of the client.

Registration

Patient Registration registers:

• and pre-registers patients and collects demographic and financial information
• patients for inpatient admissions, ambulatory clinic appointment, and emergency department services

Registration

Patient Registration registers:

• and pre-registers patients and collects demographic and financial information
• patients for inpatient admissions, ambulatory clinic appointment, and emergency department services

Registration

Patient Registration registers:

• and pre-registers patients and collects demographic and financial information
• patients for inpatient admissions, ambulatory clinic appointment, and emergency department services

Registration

Patient Registration registers:

• and pre-registers patients and collects demographic and financial information
• patients for inpatient admissions, ambulatory clinic appointment, and emergency department services

Respiratory Therapy - Outpatients / Community

Services include:

• home oxygen assessments
• arterial blood gases (ABGs)
• respiratory education (Asthma & COPD)
• spirometry
• tobacco cessation
• artificial airway management
• trach change
• sputum induction

Respiratory Therapy - Outpatients / Community

Services include:

• home oxygen assessments
• arterial blood gases (ABGs)
• respiratory education (Asthma & COPD)
• spirometry
• tobacco cessation
• artificial airway management
• trach change
• sputum induction

Respiratory Therapy - Outpatients / Community

Services include:

• home oxygen assessments
• arterial blood gases (ABGs)
• respiratory education (Asthma & COPD)
• spirometry
• tobacco cessation
• artificial airway management
• trach change
• sputum induction

Respiratory Therapy - Outpatients / Community

Services include:

• home oxygen assessments
• arterial blood gases (ABGs)
• respiratory education (Asthma & COPD)
• spirometry
• tobacco cessation
• artificial airway management
• trach change
• sputum induction

Speech Language Pathology - Adults and Children

Speech-Language Pathologists evaluate, diagnose, treat and enhance function in both communication (speech production, receptive and expressive language, cognition, voice, resonance, fluency, and hearing) and swallowing, including related feeding behaviors. Taking a lead role in advocating for and implementing Communication Access (i.e., low tech solutions to high technology solutions for individuals who are not able to use their voice for short term or long term reasons).

Intervention includes:

• health promotion
• capacity building
• prevention and wellness
• triage
• screening
• clinical assessment
• diagnosis
• individual and group treatment
• partner training
• education
• advocacy
• counseling
• consultation
• referral and environmental modifications to facilitate communication and safe feeding and swallowing

Speech-language pathology may support individuals experiencing;

• stroke / head injury
• neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease
• cognitive communication disorders
• developmental delays
• other neurological / degenerative diseases such as ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease)
• voice disorders

Works with individuals to;

• produce sounds/articulate, reduce stuttering
• understand and use language
• use the voice in a healthier way (ie. address voice disorder)
• learn another way to communicate (through a communication board or other device)
• learn ways to make swallowing easier to prevent food from entering the airway or choking
• read or write after changes to the brain
• thinking skills around communication (like memory, problem solving, and verbal reasoning)
• word finding

Speech Language Pathology - Adults and Children

Speech-Language Pathologists evaluate, diagnose, treat and enhance function in both communication (speech production, receptive and expressive language, cognition, voice, resonance, fluency, and hearing) and swallowing, including related feeding behaviors. Taking a lead role in advocating for and implementing Communication Access (i.e., low tech solutions to high technology solutions for individuals who are not able to use their voice for short term or long term reasons).

Intervention includes:

• health promotion
• capacity building
• prevention and wellness
• triage
• screening
• clinical assessment
• diagnosis
• individual and group treatment
• partner training
• education
• advocacy
• counseling
• consultation
• referral and environmental modifications to facilitate communication and safe feeding and swallowing

Speech-language pathology may support individuals experiencing;

• stroke / head injury
• neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease
• cognitive communication disorders
• developmental delays
• other neurological / degenerative diseases such as ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease)
• voice disorders

Works with individuals to;

• produce sounds/articulate, reduce stuttering
• understand and use language
• use the voice in a healthier way (ie. address voice disorder)
• learn another way to communicate (through a communication board or other device)
• learn ways to make swallowing easier to prevent food from entering the airway or choking
• read or write after changes to the brain
• thinking skills around communication (like memory, problem solving, and verbal reasoning)
• word finding

Speech Language Pathology - Adults and Children

Speech-Language Pathologists evaluate, diagnose, treat and enhance function in both communication (speech production, receptive and expressive language, cognition, voice, resonance, fluency, and hearing) and swallowing, including related feeding behaviors. Taking a lead role in advocating for and implementing Communication Access (i.e., low tech solutions to high technology solutions for individuals who are not able to use their voice for short term or long term reasons).

Intervention includes:

• health promotion
• capacity building
• prevention and wellness
• triage
• screening
• clinical assessment
• diagnosis
• individual and group treatment
• partner training
• education
• advocacy
• counseling
• consultation
• referral and environmental modifications to facilitate communication and safe feeding and swallowing

Speech-language pathology may support individuals experiencing;

• stroke / head injury
• neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease
• cognitive communication disorders
• developmental delays
• other neurological / degenerative diseases such as ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease)
• voice disorders

Works with individuals to;

• produce sounds/articulate, reduce stuttering
• understand and use language
• use the voice in a healthier way (ie. address voice disorder)
• learn another way to communicate (through a communication board or other device)
• learn ways to make swallowing easier to prevent food from entering the airway or choking
• read or write after changes to the brain
• thinking skills around communication (like memory, problem solving, and verbal reasoning)
• word finding

Speech Language Pathology - Adults and Children

Speech-Language Pathologists evaluate, diagnose, treat and enhance function in both communication (speech production, receptive and expressive language, cognition, voice, resonance, fluency, and hearing) and swallowing, including related feeding behaviors. Taking a lead role in advocating for and implementing Communication Access (i.e., low tech solutions to high technology solutions for individuals who are not able to use their voice for short term or long term reasons).

Intervention includes:

• health promotion
• capacity building
• prevention and wellness
• triage
• screening
• clinical assessment
• diagnosis
• individual and group treatment
• partner training
• education
• advocacy
• counseling
• consultation
• referral and environmental modifications to facilitate communication and safe feeding and swallowing

Speech-language pathology may support individuals experiencing;

• stroke / head injury
• neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease
• cognitive communication disorders
• developmental delays
• other neurological / degenerative diseases such as ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease)
• voice disorders

Works with individuals to;

• produce sounds/articulate, reduce stuttering
• understand and use language
• use the voice in a healthier way (ie. address voice disorder)
• learn another way to communicate (through a communication board or other device)
• learn ways to make swallowing easier to prevent food from entering the airway or choking
• read or write after changes to the brain
• thinking skills around communication (like memory, problem solving, and verbal reasoning)
• word finding

Switchboard

These services include:

• answering incoming telephone calls
• transferring telephone calls and
• giving out authorized telephone numbers

Switchboard

These services include:

• answering incoming telephone calls
• transferring telephone calls and
• giving out authorized telephone numbers

Switchboard

These services include:

• answering incoming telephone calls
• transferring telephone calls and
• giving out authorized telephone numbers

Switchboard

These services include:

• answering incoming telephone calls
• transferring telephone calls and
• giving out authorized telephone numbers

Therapeutic Recreation - Community & Outpatient

Helps people with physical, social, emotional, and mental challenges that affect their leisure activity by assessing their needs and strengths, developing, following and evaluating a therapy plan. Teaches how to use resources and take part in recreation and leisure activities by:

• improving coping and reasoning skills
• supporting new learning
• supporting greater independence and quality of life
• increasing self-efficacy and adjusting to disability
• reducing stress, depression, and anxiety
• promoting a positive attitude
• teaching how to reduce the risk of falls
• improved memory and cognitive functioning

Therapeutic Recreation - Community & Outpatient

Helps people with physical, social, emotional, and mental challenges that affect their leisure activity by assessing their needs and strengths, developing, following and evaluating a therapy plan. Teaches how to use resources and take part in recreation and leisure activities by:

• improving coping and reasoning skills
• supporting new learning
• supporting greater independence and quality of life
• increasing self-efficacy and adjusting to disability
• reducing stress, depression, and anxiety
• promoting a positive attitude
• teaching how to reduce the risk of falls
• improved memory and cognitive functioning

Therapeutic Recreation - Community & Outpatient

Helps people with physical, social, emotional, and mental challenges that affect their leisure activity by assessing their needs and strengths, developing, following and evaluating a therapy plan. Teaches how to use resources and take part in recreation and leisure activities by:

• improving coping and reasoning skills
• supporting new learning
• supporting greater independence and quality of life
• increasing self-efficacy and adjusting to disability
• reducing stress, depression, and anxiety
• promoting a positive attitude
• teaching how to reduce the risk of falls
• improved memory and cognitive functioning

Therapeutic Recreation - Community & Outpatient

Helps people with physical, social, emotional, and mental challenges that affect their leisure activity by assessing their needs and strengths, developing, following and evaluating a therapy plan. Teaches how to use resources and take part in recreation and leisure activities by:

• improving coping and reasoning skills
• supporting new learning
• supporting greater independence and quality of life
• increasing self-efficacy and adjusting to disability
• reducing stress, depression, and anxiety
• promoting a positive attitude
• teaching how to reduce the risk of falls
• improved memory and cognitive functioning

Type A - Continuing Care Services (East)

Provides care for people with long-term health concerns. In addition to 24 / 7 residential nursing care, this service offers:

• physical, occupational, or recreational therapy
• pharmacy, podiatry, social work, or pastoral counselling services

Also offers services for clients who live in the community, including:

• respite
• day programs

Visit the Alberta Health Services Continuing Care website for more information.

Type A - Continuing Care Services (East)

Provides care for people with long-term health concerns. In addition to 24 / 7 residential nursing care, this service offers:

• physical, occupational, or recreational therapy
• pharmacy, podiatry, social work, or pastoral counselling services

Also offers services for clients who live in the community, including:

• respite
• day programs

Visit the Alberta Health Services Continuing Care website for more information.

Type A - Continuing Care Services (East)

Provides care for people with long-term health concerns. In addition to 24 / 7 residential nursing care, this service offers:

• physical, occupational, or recreational therapy
• pharmacy, podiatry, social work, or pastoral counselling services

Also offers services for clients who live in the community, including:

• respite
• day programs

Visit the Alberta Health Services Continuing Care website for more information.

Type A - Continuing Care Services (East)

Provides care for people with long-term health concerns. In addition to 24 / 7 residential nursing care, this service offers:

• physical, occupational, or recreational therapy
• pharmacy, podiatry, social work, or pastoral counselling services

Also offers services for clients who live in the community, including:

• respite
• day programs

Visit the Alberta Health Services Continuing Care website for more information.

Volunteer Resources

Our volunteer roles share a commitment to improving the quality of the patient and family experience.

Volunteers are:

• way-finders who help guide patients and families around our busy facilities,
• friendly visitors who spend time with our socially isolated patients,
• patient and family advisors who provide input and direction to AHS on numerous committees,
• supporters of our volunteer retail operations - where the proceeds are returned to AHS to provide patient care and comfort.

For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website.

Volunteer Resources

Our volunteer roles share a commitment to improving the quality of the patient and family experience.

Volunteers are:

• way-finders who help guide patients and families around our busy facilities,
• friendly visitors who spend time with our socially isolated patients,
• patient and family advisors who provide input and direction to AHS on numerous committees,
• supporters of our volunteer retail operations - where the proceeds are returned to AHS to provide patient care and comfort.

For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website.

Volunteer Resources

Our volunteer roles share a commitment to improving the quality of the patient and family experience.

Volunteers are:

• way-finders who help guide patients and families around our busy facilities,
• friendly visitors who spend time with our socially isolated patients,
• patient and family advisors who provide input and direction to AHS on numerous committees,
• supporters of our volunteer retail operations - where the proceeds are returned to AHS to provide patient care and comfort.

For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website.

Volunteer Resources

Our volunteer roles share a commitment to improving the quality of the patient and family experience.

Volunteers are:

• way-finders who help guide patients and families around our busy facilities,
• friendly visitors who spend time with our socially isolated patients,
• patient and family advisors who provide input and direction to AHS on numerous committees,
• supporters of our volunteer retail operations - where the proceeds are returned to AHS to provide patient care and comfort.

For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website.