Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Access Addiction and Mental Health

Callers requiring access to an AMH service will be screened, triaged, and provided with a first appointment booking, or will be provided with information on appropriate community resources. Callers should be prepared to spend 30-45 minutes with a mental health therapist staff, to complete the screening and intake process.

Addiction and Mental Health - Domestic Abuse Response Team

Domestic violence can take many forms, including verbal, physical, sexual, psycological, emotional, spiritual, and the violation of rights which can happen in any relationship based on intamcay, dependency, or trust. The Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART) offers specialized support to patients of all genders who are experiencing any form of domestic violence. Individuals do not have to be in a crisis to access the DART response, and can request a referral at select emergency departments, urgent care centres, and maternity units. Participation is voluntary and at no cost to the patient.

Although, as of November 30th, 2023, the DART project has sunset, domestic violence services are still being provided through localized shelter response, while individuals are present within the Alberta Health Services (AHS) or Covenant Health facility. Referrals of patients to the respective shelters remain confidential, nonjudgemental, and choice-based. A referral is initated through the patient or by an AHS or Covenant Health employee. A shelter responder will connect with the individual over the phone to conduct further assessment and provide the following services based on their needs.

• emotional support
• information and education about domestic violence
• assistance with safety planning
• information about and referrals to local supports, including financial assistance, counselling, food bank, etc.
• assistance with contacting local law enforcement and / or Children's Services
• access to safe accommodations, including emergency shelter or hotel

This service is provided by AHS or Covenant Health and external shelter service providers.

Addiction and Mental Health - Domestic Abuse Response Team

Domestic violence can take many forms, including verbal, physical, sexual, psycological, emotional, spiritual, and the violation of rights which can happen in any relationship based on intamcay, dependency, or trust. The Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART) offers specialized support to patients of all genders who are experiencing any form of domestic violence. Individuals do not have to be in a crisis to access the DART response, and can request a referral at select emergency departments, urgent care centres, and maternity units. Participation is voluntary and at no cost to the patient.

Although, as of November 30th, 2023, the DART project has sunset, domestic violence services are still being provided through localized shelter response, while individuals are present within the Alberta Health Services (AHS) or Covenant Health facility. Referrals of patients to the respective shelters remain confidential, nonjudgemental, and choice-based. A referral is initated through the patient or by an AHS or Covenant Health employee. A shelter responder will connect with the individual over the phone to conduct further assessment and provide the following services based on their needs.

• emotional support
• information and education about domestic violence
• assistance with safety planning
• information about and referrals to local supports, including financial assistance, counselling, food bank, etc.
• assistance with contacting local law enforcement and / or Children's Services
• access to safe accommodations, including emergency shelter or hotel

This service is provided by AHS or Covenant Health and external shelter service providers.

Addiction and Mental Health - Domestic Abuse Response Team

Domestic violence can take many forms, including verbal, physical, sexual, psycological, emotional, spiritual, and the violation of rights which can happen in any relationship based on intamcay, dependency, or trust. The Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART) offers specialized support to patients of all genders who are experiencing any form of domestic violence. Individuals do not have to be in a crisis to access the DART response, and can request a referral at select emergency departments, urgent care centres, and maternity units. Participation is voluntary and at no cost to the patient.

Although, as of November 30th, 2023, the DART project has sunset, domestic violence services are still being provided through localized shelter response, while individuals are present within the Alberta Health Services (AHS) or Covenant Health facility. Referrals of patients to the respective shelters remain confidential, nonjudgemental, and choice-based. A referral is initated through the patient or by an AHS or Covenant Health employee. A shelter responder will connect with the individual over the phone to conduct further assessment and provide the following services based on their needs.

• emotional support
• information and education about domestic violence
• assistance with safety planning
• information about and referrals to local supports, including financial assistance, counselling, food bank, etc.
• assistance with contacting local law enforcement and / or Children's Services
• access to safe accommodations, including emergency shelter or hotel

This service is provided by AHS or Covenant Health and external shelter service providers.

Addiction and Mental Health - Domestic Abuse Response Team

Domestic violence can take many forms, including verbal, physical, sexual, psycological, emotional, spiritual, and the violation of rights which can happen in any relationship based on intamcay, dependency, or trust. The Domestic Abuse Response Team (DART) offers specialized support to patients of all genders who are experiencing any form of domestic violence. Individuals do not have to be in a crisis to access the DART response, and can request a referral at select emergency departments, urgent care centres, and maternity units. Participation is voluntary and at no cost to the patient.

Although, as of November 30th, 2023, the DART project has sunset, domestic violence services are still being provided through localized shelter response, while individuals are present within the Alberta Health Services (AHS) or Covenant Health facility. Referrals of patients to the respective shelters remain confidential, nonjudgemental, and choice-based. A referral is initated through the patient or by an AHS or Covenant Health employee. A shelter responder will connect with the individual over the phone to conduct further assessment and provide the following services based on their needs.

• emotional support
• information and education about domestic violence
• assistance with safety planning
• information about and referrals to local supports, including financial assistance, counselling, food bank, etc.
• assistance with contacting local law enforcement and / or Children's Services
• access to safe accommodations, including emergency shelter or hotel

This service is provided by AHS or Covenant Health and external shelter service providers.

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Police and Crisis Team, Adult

PACT (Police and Crisis Team) is a partnership between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Local Police Services that responds to situations involving individuals experiencing a mental health, addictions, or psycho-social crisis.
PACT offers mental health assessment, support, and / or consultation in crisis situations from AHS and LPS. The main goals are:

• divert individuals who are in crisis with mental illness and addiction issues, from the justice system and hospital emergency departments
• assess and stabilize individuals in crisis within the community
• connect individuals with resources and supports

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychiatric Stabilization and Transition Services

Provides intense short-term outpatient stabilization for individuals who have been recently discharged from Inpatient Psychiatry in Medicine Hat Regional Hospital.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychiatric Stabilization and Transition Services

Provides intense short-term outpatient stabilization for individuals who have been recently discharged from Inpatient Psychiatry in Medicine Hat Regional Hospital.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychiatric Stabilization and Transition Services

Provides intense short-term outpatient stabilization for individuals who have been recently discharged from Inpatient Psychiatry in Medicine Hat Regional Hospital.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychiatric Stabilization and Transition Services

Provides intense short-term outpatient stabilization for individuals who have been recently discharged from Inpatient Psychiatry in Medicine Hat Regional Hospital.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Psychology Testing Services

Provides formal psychological testing and assessment within the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital to inpatients, when referred by in-house physician.

Addiction and Mental Health - Senior's Outreach Services

Services provided include assessment, education, and counselling for mental health concerns and / or addiction. Provide community connection and referrals.

Addiction and Mental Health - Senior's Outreach Services

Services provided include assessment, education, and counselling for mental health concerns and / or addiction. Provide community connection and referrals.

Addiction and Mental Health - Senior's Outreach Services

Services provided include assessment, education, and counselling for mental health concerns and / or addiction. Provide community connection and referrals.

Addiction and Mental Health - Senior's Outreach Services

Services provided include assessment, education, and counselling for mental health concerns and / or addiction. Provide community connection and referrals.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Provides a safe environment and care to adults with a range of mental illnesses and may have concurrent substance abuse challenges whose mental illnesses need immediate stabilization. Following stabilization, patients are prepared for discharge and transition to the community with referrals for follow-up with appropriate community addiction and mental health medical and social services, as required.

AHS ID Program

Offers support to clients who are serviced by AHS programs and services, both in acute care and community;

• client assistance to obtain IDs
• storage solutions for clients requiring secure storage of newly-acquired IDs until they are permanently housed

AHS ID Program

Offers support to clients who are serviced by AHS programs and services, both in acute care and community;

• client assistance to obtain IDs
• storage solutions for clients requiring secure storage of newly-acquired IDs until they are permanently housed

AHS ID Program

Offers support to clients who are serviced by AHS programs and services, both in acute care and community;

• client assistance to obtain IDs
• storage solutions for clients requiring secure storage of newly-acquired IDs until they are permanently housed

AHS ID Program

Offers support to clients who are serviced by AHS programs and services, both in acute care and community;

• client assistance to obtain IDs
• storage solutions for clients requiring secure storage of newly-acquired IDs until they are permanently housed

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Hip and Knee Program

Provides a healthcare team approach to assess and treat people who need total joint replacement surgery. The first appointment may be with a musculoskeletal (MSK) specialist or an orthopedic surgeon. An MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will determine whether you are a surgical candidate.

• If you are a surgical candidate, you will be placed back on the surgeon consultation waitlist in your original position
• If you are non-surgical, the MSK (musculoskeletal) specialist will provide you with recommendations to improve your pain and function

The program will continue to follow your progress until after your surgery.

Alberta Trauma Services

Services provided may include:

• sending patients to the hospital that can best help them
• assessment, resuscitation, and treatment
• rehabilitation
• helping patients return to their community
• trauma education
• injury prevention education
• trauma research
• data collection for the Alberta Trauma Registry

This service cares for people from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories depending on location.

For more information visit our webpage.

Alberta Trauma Services

Services provided may include:

• sending patients to the hospital that can best help them
• assessment, resuscitation, and treatment
• rehabilitation
• helping patients return to their community
• trauma education
• injury prevention education
• trauma research
• data collection for the Alberta Trauma Registry

This service cares for people from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories depending on location.

For more information visit our webpage.

Alberta Trauma Services

Services provided may include:

• sending patients to the hospital that can best help them
• assessment, resuscitation, and treatment
• rehabilitation
• helping patients return to their community
• trauma education
• injury prevention education
• trauma research
• data collection for the Alberta Trauma Registry

This service cares for people from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories depending on location.

For more information visit our webpage.

Alberta Trauma Services

Services provided may include:

• sending patients to the hospital that can best help them
• assessment, resuscitation, and treatment
• rehabilitation
• helping patients return to their community
• trauma education
• injury prevention education
• trauma research
• data collection for the Alberta Trauma Registry

This service cares for people from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories depending on location.

For more information visit our webpage.

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

Audiology

Provides care to people, birth to geriatric, which includes:

• screening for hearing loss
• assessing for hearing loss
• helping prevent hearing loss
• helping caregivers understand a child’s hearing loss
• referral related to hearing aids or assistive listening devices
• teaching about hearing

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Augmentative and Alternative Communication / Assistive Technology

Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology (AAC/AT) are tools to support an individual in order to talk or communicate.

Assisting an individual who may struggle with different forms of communication. There are speech devices with communication software known as Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC includes a wide range of nonverbal communication methods including speech sound generating devices. This software captures all the things that support communication when someone cannot always rely on their natural speech or language skills to express themselves. This can include; touch screen control, tracking eye and head movements, and switch controls.

The AAC/AT assessment team works with the client, family and Alberta Aids to Daily Living and does not assume primary treatment (ongoing therapy service for AAC/AT). We will ensure connections and transitions with community supports (e.g., community or school therapists, family, school team) for ongoing AAC/AT treatment and support.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication / Assistive Technology

Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology (AAC/AT) are tools to support an individual in order to talk or communicate.

Assisting an individual who may struggle with different forms of communication. There are speech devices with communication software known as Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC includes a wide range of nonverbal communication methods including speech sound generating devices. This software captures all the things that support communication when someone cannot always rely on their natural speech or language skills to express themselves. This can include; touch screen control, tracking eye and head movements, and switch controls.

The AAC/AT assessment team works with the client, family and Alberta Aids to Daily Living and does not assume primary treatment (ongoing therapy service for AAC/AT). We will ensure connections and transitions with community supports (e.g., community or school therapists, family, school team) for ongoing AAC/AT treatment and support.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication / Assistive Technology

Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology (AAC/AT) are tools to support an individual in order to talk or communicate.

Assisting an individual who may struggle with different forms of communication. There are speech devices with communication software known as Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC includes a wide range of nonverbal communication methods including speech sound generating devices. This software captures all the things that support communication when someone cannot always rely on their natural speech or language skills to express themselves. This can include; touch screen control, tracking eye and head movements, and switch controls.

The AAC/AT assessment team works with the client, family and Alberta Aids to Daily Living and does not assume primary treatment (ongoing therapy service for AAC/AT). We will ensure connections and transitions with community supports (e.g., community or school therapists, family, school team) for ongoing AAC/AT treatment and support.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication / Assistive Technology

Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology (AAC/AT) are tools to support an individual in order to talk or communicate.

Assisting an individual who may struggle with different forms of communication. There are speech devices with communication software known as Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC includes a wide range of nonverbal communication methods including speech sound generating devices. This software captures all the things that support communication when someone cannot always rely on their natural speech or language skills to express themselves. This can include; touch screen control, tracking eye and head movements, and switch controls.

The AAC/AT assessment team works with the client, family and Alberta Aids to Daily Living and does not assume primary treatment (ongoing therapy service for AAC/AT). We will ensure connections and transitions with community supports (e.g., community or school therapists, family, school team) for ongoing AAC/AT treatment and support.

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.

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.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardiac Stress Testing

Offers an exercise test performed on a treadmill to obtain and maintain a target heart rate to assist in the diagnosis of major cardiac blockages.

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Cardio-Respiratory Services

Services include:

• 24 / 7 Acute / Critical Care Coverage
• Aerosol Therapy
• Arterial Blood Gas Testing
• Bronchoscopy
• Exercise Stress Testing
• Holter Monitoring (24hr, 48hr)
• Spirometry
• Sputum Induction
• Tracheostomy Changes

The following services are provided at CRH only:

• Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Cardiac Device Clinic
• Dobutamine Stress Echocardiogram
• EBUS Bronchoscopy
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Elective Cardioversion
• Event Monitoring (2 week)
• Exercise Stress Echocardiogram

The following services are provided at MHRH only:

• Exertional Oxygen Testing
• Medication Device Teaching
• Remote Pacemaker Checks
• Respiratory Assessment
• Respiratory Disease Education (Asthma, COPD)

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Communicable Disease Control

Under the authority of the Medical Officer of Health, the program is responsible to prevent and control communicable diseases (CD) which are notifiable (under the Communicable Disease Regulations of the Public Health Act of Alberta). Strategies to do this include:

• preventing infection through teaching and prophylaxis (including immunization)
• limiting the spread of infections by timely investigation and follow-up of notifiable CD incidents and putting protective measures in place
• providing epidemiologic data for reporting and public health response measures
• continuous monitoring and surveillance of CDs in the community so they may be found and responded to before people get sick or there is a disease outbreak

Additional Information:

• Alberta List of Notifiable Diseases

Computed Tomography

Computed tomography, also known as "CT Scan" or "CAT Scan", is when pictures of the body are taken using radiation and computer-enhanced imaging.

Computed Tomography

Computed tomography, also known as "CT Scan" or "CAT Scan", is when pictures of the body are taken using radiation and computer-enhanced imaging.

Computed Tomography

Computed tomography, also known as "CT Scan" or "CAT Scan", is when pictures of the body are taken using radiation and computer-enhanced imaging.

Computed Tomography

Computed tomography, also known as "CT Scan" or "CAT Scan", is when pictures of the body are taken using radiation and computer-enhanced imaging.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Coordinated Community Access

This service provides a single point for service access and delivery approach that provides Albertans with reasonable, timely and appropriate access to publicly-funded continuing care health services and homecare . It is based on availability and determination of unmet need.

Coordinated Community Access

This service provides a single point for service access and delivery approach that provides Albertans with reasonable, timely and appropriate access to publicly-funded continuing care health services and homecare . It is based on availability and determination of unmet need.

Coordinated Community Access

This service provides a single point for service access and delivery approach that provides Albertans with reasonable, timely and appropriate access to publicly-funded continuing care health services and homecare . It is based on availability and determination of unmet need.

Coordinated Community Access

This service provides a single point for service access and delivery approach that provides Albertans with reasonable, timely and appropriate access to publicly-funded continuing care health services and homecare . It is based on availability and determination of unmet need.

Critical Care Services

Provides life support to criticallly ill adult patients with serious life threatening conditions from a variety of causes which may include:

• heart attack
• kidney, liver or heart failure
• major surgery
• severe trauma
• serious infections (bacterial or viral)

Specialized equipment is used to monitor patients and provie life support. This may include:

• helping the patient breathe (ventilator)
• continuous monitoring of the heart, lungs, and other vital organs
• cleaning a person's blood with dialysis

Critical Care Services

Provides life support to criticallly ill adult patients with serious life threatening conditions from a variety of causes which may include:

• heart attack
• kidney, liver or heart failure
• major surgery
• severe trauma
• serious infections (bacterial or viral)

Specialized equipment is used to monitor patients and provie life support. This may include:

• helping the patient breathe (ventilator)
• continuous monitoring of the heart, lungs, and other vital organs
• cleaning a person's blood with dialysis