Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Alberta Healthy Living Program - Calgary Zone

The Alberta Healthy Living Program services are offered by Zoom, by phone, and in-person. Services include:

• general and condition-specific health education classes
• supervised group exercise classes and health coaching
• self-management workshops (Better Choices, Better Health®)
• nutrition classes and counseling

Health Education:

• diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis, obesity, chronic pain, COPD, celiac disease, osteoporosis, fatty liver disease, Parkinson disease, and obstructive sleep apnea
• weight management, sleep habits, meal planning, stress, grief, and breathing techniques
• how to manage long-COVID symptoms

Our Education Guide lists all the classes hosted by Calgary Zone. Search our Find Workshops and Classes table for classes hosted by other Zones that are available to adults throughout the province.

Self-Management Workshops:

Better Choices, Better Health® (BCBH®) - Chronic Pain and BCBH® - Chronic Disease are six-week interactive workshops that allow groups of up to 14 participants learn how to effectively manage their health condition(s) in a supportive environment. Workshops are available in English, Cantonese, and Tagalog. Topics of discussion include:

• healthy eating, safe exercise practices, medication usage, sleep hygiene, and dealing with difficult emotions
• action planning, decision-making, and problem-solving
• making pain diaries, communicating about pain, and basic pain neuroscience education (BCBH® Chronic Pain only*)
• fall prevention, breathing techniques, and self-talk (BCBH® Chronic Disease only*)

Visit the BCBH(R) website for more information.

Supervised Exercise Program:

The Supervised Exercise Program is for patients who need guidance and support to increase physical activity and exercise. Participants learn how exercise can manage their health condition(s) and how to start or modify an exercise program based on their symptoms and abilities. Healthcare professionals help participants develop strategies to overcome physical activity barriers and create an activity action plan to continue exercising in the community. Participants can access AHLP programs and services to help them achieve their goals. Services that may be available to your patient include:

• group exercise classes (hosted in-person or virtually) - *additional exclusion criteria apply*
• one-on-one health and activity coaching
• referral to appropriate health education classes and/or self-management workshops

See eligibility criteria below to see if your patient is appropriate for this service. Note that medical clearance may be required for exercise participants with known history or signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or renal disease.

Nutrition Counselling:

• offered by phone, by Zoom, or in-person
• patients referred for nutrition counseling will be registered into a relevant group education class, if available, before being scheduled in for a one-on-one nutrition counseling appointment
• offered in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Punjabi. If your patient speaks a language not listed, an appropriate interpreter can be called in to assist with the appointment

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Antenatal Community Care Program

Services include:

• daily (physical and psychosocial) assessment of patients in their homes or over the telephone
• fetal monitoring (non-stress tests) as ordered on referral
• 1:1 perinatal education and teaching about their high-risk pregnancy condition(s), and other health concerns
• teaching is provided about self-monitoring and when to seek urgent / emergent medical care
• nutrition services are offered 1:1 for general nutrition, weight issues, special diets, supplement review and food security issues
• referrals to community support resources as needed
• closed loop communication with the Most Responsible Healthcare provider (MRHP)

This service provides in home care for antenatal patients who might otherwise be cared for in hospital. Patients remain under the care of their own obstetrician, or family physician, or midwife (with OB consult).

See Appendix F: ACCP Only - Routine Nursing Standards, Prenatal Nursing Practice Manual for routine Antenatal Community Care Program (ACCP) care.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Child and Adolescent Addiction Mental Health and Psychiatry Program Community Clinics

The service offers a wide range of psychosocial assessment and family based treatment services to children 5 to 18 years with moderate to severe mental health issues. Therapy is short term, eposide care that is goal focused. Services include individual, family, and group therapy in a community clinic setting. Consultation with doctors and schools can occur if deemed necessary.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Health Centre Locations

Provides a wide range of health services including immunization and public health nursing. Select the community health centre nearest you to learn more about the services offered.

Note: Not all services are offered at all locations. For the most accurate public health services that offer at Public Health Centre, please refer to the Public Health Service record by zone.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Community Pediatric Asthma Service

In person or virtual education appointments for children and their families with mild to moderate asthma that includes a customized Asthma Action Plan for every patient. A breathing exercise (simple spirometry) for children 6 years of age and older will be scheduled as required.

Corrections Transition Team

Provides short-term case management and outreach support for soon to be released provincial offenders. Services include support for connecting to:

• mental health treatment
• addictions treatment
• financial support
• community engagement
• employment supports
• affordable housing

Corrections Transition Team

Provides short-term case management and outreach support for soon to be released provincial offenders. Services include support for connecting to:

• mental health treatment
• addictions treatment
• financial support
• community engagement
• employment supports
• affordable housing

Corrections Transition Team

Provides short-term case management and outreach support for soon to be released provincial offenders. Services include support for connecting to:

• mental health treatment
• addictions treatment
• financial support
• community engagement
• employment supports
• affordable housing

Corrections Transition Team

Provides short-term case management and outreach support for soon to be released provincial offenders. Services include support for connecting to:

• mental health treatment
• addictions treatment
• financial support
• community engagement
• employment supports
• affordable housing

Diabetes Centre - Endocrinology & Metabolism Program

Services provided:

• diabetes education / counselling with nurses, dietitians, or a pharmacist (topics include an overview of the disease, complications, medications, exercise, and nutrition)
• medication adjustment
• insulin pump therapy
• for information on the Alberta Insulin Pump Therapy Program (IPTP), visit the Diabetes Insulin Pump Therapy website
• pregnant with diabetes: refer to Diabetes in Pregnancy Clinic (DIP) at the hospital in which they’ll deliver
• referral to Diabetes Centre Calgary serves as indication to enact the Provincial Diabetes Medication Adjustment Protocol (HCS-296-01)

Diabetes Centre - Endocrinology & Metabolism Program

Services provided:

• diabetes education / counselling with nurses, dietitians, or a pharmacist (topics include an overview of the disease, complications, medications, exercise, and nutrition)
• medication adjustment
• insulin pump therapy
• for information on the Alberta Insulin Pump Therapy Program (IPTP), visit the Diabetes Insulin Pump Therapy website
• pregnant with diabetes: refer to Diabetes in Pregnancy Clinic (DIP) at the hospital in which they’ll deliver
• referral to Diabetes Centre Calgary serves as indication to enact the Provincial Diabetes Medication Adjustment Protocol (HCS-296-01)

Diabetes Centre - Endocrinology & Metabolism Program

Services provided:

• diabetes education / counselling with nurses, dietitians, or a pharmacist (topics include an overview of the disease, complications, medications, exercise, and nutrition)
• medication adjustment
• insulin pump therapy
• for information on the Alberta Insulin Pump Therapy Program (IPTP), visit the Diabetes Insulin Pump Therapy website
• pregnant with diabetes: refer to Diabetes in Pregnancy Clinic (DIP) at the hospital in which they’ll deliver
• referral to Diabetes Centre Calgary serves as indication to enact the Provincial Diabetes Medication Adjustment Protocol (HCS-296-01)

Diabetes Centre - Endocrinology & Metabolism Program

Services provided:

• diabetes education / counselling with nurses, dietitians, or a pharmacist (topics include an overview of the disease, complications, medications, exercise, and nutrition)
• medication adjustment
• insulin pump therapy
• for information on the Alberta Insulin Pump Therapy Program (IPTP), visit the Diabetes Insulin Pump Therapy website
• pregnant with diabetes: refer to Diabetes in Pregnancy Clinic (DIP) at the hospital in which they’ll deliver
• referral to Diabetes Centre Calgary serves as indication to enact the Provincial Diabetes Medication Adjustment Protocol (HCS-296-01)

Early Childhood Program - Addiction & Mental Health

This service offer:

• in-person, telephone and virtual (Zoom) sessions
• parent-child relationship based therapy
• parent groups (i.e. Circle of Security, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy)

The first sessions of therapy with ECAP serve three purposes:

1. to better understand the challenges your child and family may be facing and the strengths you have to address those challenges
2. to ensure that our program is the right fit for your family based on your concerns and goals and
3. to make recommendations about programming options, which may include:

• an opportunity to more deeply explore the challenges and strengths of your child and family to better determine the support you may need. We may invite other professionals from our team (Speech-Language Therapist, Consulting Psychologist) into your care in order to best understand your child’s needs
• in-home, at our clinic, community, or virtual sessions with a Therapist to support you in further developing and understanding the relationship with your child to meet your goals
• in-person and virtual Parenting groups to develop a better understanding of yourself, your child and the relationship you have with your child

Early Childhood Program - Addiction & Mental Health

This service offer:

• in-person, telephone and virtual (Zoom) sessions
• parent-child relationship based therapy
• parent groups (i.e. Circle of Security, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy)

The first sessions of therapy with ECAP serve three purposes:

1. to better understand the challenges your child and family may be facing and the strengths you have to address those challenges
2. to ensure that our program is the right fit for your family based on your concerns and goals and
3. to make recommendations about programming options, which may include:

• an opportunity to more deeply explore the challenges and strengths of your child and family to better determine the support you may need. We may invite other professionals from our team (Speech-Language Therapist, Consulting Psychologist) into your care in order to best understand your child’s needs
• in-home, at our clinic, community, or virtual sessions with a Therapist to support you in further developing and understanding the relationship with your child to meet your goals
• in-person and virtual Parenting groups to develop a better understanding of yourself, your child and the relationship you have with your child

Early Childhood Program - Addiction & Mental Health

This service offer:

• in-person, telephone and virtual (Zoom) sessions
• parent-child relationship based therapy
• parent groups (i.e. Circle of Security, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy)

The first sessions of therapy with ECAP serve three purposes:

1. to better understand the challenges your child and family may be facing and the strengths you have to address those challenges
2. to ensure that our program is the right fit for your family based on your concerns and goals and
3. to make recommendations about programming options, which may include:

• an opportunity to more deeply explore the challenges and strengths of your child and family to better determine the support you may need. We may invite other professionals from our team (Speech-Language Therapist, Consulting Psychologist) into your care in order to best understand your child’s needs
• in-home, at our clinic, community, or virtual sessions with a Therapist to support you in further developing and understanding the relationship with your child to meet your goals
• in-person and virtual Parenting groups to develop a better understanding of yourself, your child and the relationship you have with your child

Early Childhood Program - Addiction & Mental Health

This service offer:

• in-person, telephone and virtual (Zoom) sessions
• parent-child relationship based therapy
• parent groups (i.e. Circle of Security, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy)

The first sessions of therapy with ECAP serve three purposes:

1. to better understand the challenges your child and family may be facing and the strengths you have to address those challenges
2. to ensure that our program is the right fit for your family based on your concerns and goals and
3. to make recommendations about programming options, which may include:

• an opportunity to more deeply explore the challenges and strengths of your child and family to better determine the support you may need. We may invite other professionals from our team (Speech-Language Therapist, Consulting Psychologist) into your care in order to best understand your child’s needs
• in-home, at our clinic, community, or virtual sessions with a Therapist to support you in further developing and understanding the relationship with your child to meet your goals
• in-person and virtual Parenting groups to develop a better understanding of yourself, your child and the relationship you have with your child

East Calgary Family Care Clinic

Along with your doctor or nurse practitioner, our team works with you to help you to improve your health. Together we can work with you to plan realistic changes to meet your health goals. Not a walk-in clinic.

East Calgary Family Care Clinic

Along with your doctor or nurse practitioner, our team works with you to help you to improve your health. Together we can work with you to plan realistic changes to meet your health goals. Not a walk-in clinic.

East Calgary Family Care Clinic

Along with your doctor or nurse practitioner, our team works with you to help you to improve your health. Together we can work with you to plan realistic changes to meet your health goals. Not a walk-in clinic.

East Calgary Family Care Clinic

Along with your doctor or nurse practitioner, our team works with you to help you to improve your health. Together we can work with you to plan realistic changes to meet your health goals. Not a walk-in clinic.

Environmental Public Health - Water Sample Bottle Pick-up and Drop-off

Drinking water, beaches and swimming pool water can be tested. Chemical water sampling testing is available and looks for common chemicals and trace metals found in water. Bacteria water sampling tests water samples for indicator bacteria to ensure water is safe.

For additional information,

• Environmental Public Health - Drinking Water
• Sample Your Water - Environmental Public Health
• Testing your drinking water in Alberta

Environmental Public Health - Water Sample Bottle Pick-up and Drop-off

Drinking water, beaches and swimming pool water can be tested. Chemical water sampling testing is available and looks for common chemicals and trace metals found in water. Bacteria water sampling tests water samples for indicator bacteria to ensure water is safe.

For additional information,

• Environmental Public Health - Drinking Water
• Sample Your Water - Environmental Public Health
• Testing your drinking water in Alberta

Environmental Public Health - Water Sample Bottle Pick-up and Drop-off

Drinking water, beaches and swimming pool water can be tested. Chemical water sampling testing is available and looks for common chemicals and trace metals found in water. Bacteria water sampling tests water samples for indicator bacteria to ensure water is safe.

For additional information,

• Environmental Public Health - Drinking Water
• Sample Your Water - Environmental Public Health
• Testing your drinking water in Alberta

Environmental Public Health - Water Sample Bottle Pick-up and Drop-off

Drinking water, beaches and swimming pool water can be tested. Chemical water sampling testing is available and looks for common chemicals and trace metals found in water. Bacteria water sampling tests water samples for indicator bacteria to ensure water is safe.

For additional information,

• Environmental Public Health - Drinking Water
• Sample Your Water - Environmental Public Health
• Testing your drinking water in Alberta

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.

Hepatology Clinic

Offers medical services for people with hepatitis, including:

• assessment
• diagnosis
• treatment
• follow-up
• education

Hepatology Clinic

Offers medical services for people with hepatitis, including:

• assessment
• diagnosis
• treatment
• follow-up
• education

Hepatology Clinic

Offers medical services for people with hepatitis, including:

• assessment
• diagnosis
• treatment
• follow-up
• education

Hepatology Clinic

Offers medical services for people with hepatitis, including:

• assessment
• diagnosis
• treatment
• follow-up
• education

Immunization - Adult Services

This service provides routine immunization for adults. Suggested immunizations:

• a booster dose of Tdap - tetanus, diptheria and pertussis (whooping cough), every 10 years
• Tdap vaccine for people who are pregnant, every time they are pregnant
• Hepatitis B vaccine (HBV) for unprotected adults born in 1981 or later. Some adults born before 1981 may need this vaccine if they are at risk for hepatitis B (example: health problems, type of
• work, lifestyle, contact with the virus)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for adults up to and including age 26 years who did not get it in school
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine for adults whose immunization records do not show the recommended number of doses of measles, mumps, or rubella vaccine
• Chickenpox vaccine for unprotected adults
• annual seasonal influenza vaccine
• pneumococcal vaccine for adults 65 years of age and older and adults with certain health problems

To find out which vaccines are recommended for you and to book an appointment for immunization, call your nearest community / public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community / public health centre is, you can call Health Link at 811. Bring any immunization records you have to the appointment, especially if you were immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization go to ImmunizeAlberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link.

Immunization - Adult Services

This service provides routine immunization for adults. Suggested immunizations:

• a booster dose of Tdap - tetanus, diptheria and pertussis (whooping cough), every 10 years
• Tdap vaccine for people who are pregnant, every time they are pregnant
• Hepatitis B vaccine (HBV) for unprotected adults born in 1981 or later. Some adults born before 1981 may need this vaccine if they are at risk for hepatitis B (example: health problems, type of
• work, lifestyle, contact with the virus)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for adults up to and including age 26 years who did not get it in school
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine for adults whose immunization records do not show the recommended number of doses of measles, mumps, or rubella vaccine
• Chickenpox vaccine for unprotected adults
• annual seasonal influenza vaccine
• pneumococcal vaccine for adults 65 years of age and older and adults with certain health problems

To find out which vaccines are recommended for you and to book an appointment for immunization, call your nearest community / public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community / public health centre is, you can call Health Link at 811. Bring any immunization records you have to the appointment, especially if you were immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization go to ImmunizeAlberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link.

Immunization - Adult Services

This service provides routine immunization for adults. Suggested immunizations:

• a booster dose of Tdap - tetanus, diptheria and pertussis (whooping cough), every 10 years
• Tdap vaccine for people who are pregnant, every time they are pregnant
• Hepatitis B vaccine (HBV) for unprotected adults born in 1981 or later. Some adults born before 1981 may need this vaccine if they are at risk for hepatitis B (example: health problems, type of
• work, lifestyle, contact with the virus)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for adults up to and including age 26 years who did not get it in school
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine for adults whose immunization records do not show the recommended number of doses of measles, mumps, or rubella vaccine
• Chickenpox vaccine for unprotected adults
• annual seasonal influenza vaccine
• pneumococcal vaccine for adults 65 years of age and older and adults with certain health problems

To find out which vaccines are recommended for you and to book an appointment for immunization, call your nearest community / public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community / public health centre is, you can call Health Link at 811. Bring any immunization records you have to the appointment, especially if you were immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization go to ImmunizeAlberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link.

Immunization - Adult Services

This service provides routine immunization for adults. Suggested immunizations:

• a booster dose of Tdap - tetanus, diptheria and pertussis (whooping cough), every 10 years
• Tdap vaccine for people who are pregnant, every time they are pregnant
• Hepatitis B vaccine (HBV) for unprotected adults born in 1981 or later. Some adults born before 1981 may need this vaccine if they are at risk for hepatitis B (example: health problems, type of
• work, lifestyle, contact with the virus)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine for adults up to and including age 26 years who did not get it in school
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine for adults whose immunization records do not show the recommended number of doses of measles, mumps, or rubella vaccine
• Chickenpox vaccine for unprotected adults
• annual seasonal influenza vaccine
• pneumococcal vaccine for adults 65 years of age and older and adults with certain health problems

To find out which vaccines are recommended for you and to book an appointment for immunization, call your nearest community / public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community / public health centre is, you can call Health Link at 811. Bring any immunization records you have to the appointment, especially if you were immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization go to ImmunizeAlberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link.

Immunization - Infant and Preschool Services

Alberta Health Services provides routine immunization for infants and children across Alberta. Immunizations are free of charge for infants and children who live in Alberta.
Immunizations are recommended for infants starting at 2 months of age. Routinely recommended vaccines include: diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, rotavirus, meningococcal, pneumococcal, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella (chickenpox), and influenza.

For the routine immunization schedule, go to immunizealberta.ca.

Additional vaccines may be needed depending on your child’s health conditions or other risk factors.

Immunization is effective. Other than providing safe drinking water, no other health intervention works as well as immunization to reduce disease and death rates. Immunization protects whole communities. The more people who are fully immunized in a community, the safer everyone is.

Immunization is safe. It is much safer to get immunized than to get the diseases that vaccines protect against.

For more information, and to book an appointment, call your nearest community/public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community/public health centre is, call Health Link at 811. Bring your child’s immunization record to the appointment, especially if your child was immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization, go to immunizealberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link at 811.

Immunization - Infant and Preschool Services

Alberta Health Services provides routine immunization for infants and children across Alberta. Immunizations are free of charge for infants and children who live in Alberta.
Immunizations are recommended for infants starting at 2 months of age. Routinely recommended vaccines include: diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, rotavirus, meningococcal, pneumococcal, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella (chickenpox), and influenza.

For the routine immunization schedule, go to immunizealberta.ca.

Additional vaccines may be needed depending on your child’s health conditions or other risk factors.

Immunization is effective. Other than providing safe drinking water, no other health intervention works as well as immunization to reduce disease and death rates. Immunization protects whole communities. The more people who are fully immunized in a community, the safer everyone is.

Immunization is safe. It is much safer to get immunized than to get the diseases that vaccines protect against.

For more information, and to book an appointment, call your nearest community/public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community/public health centre is, call Health Link at 811. Bring your child’s immunization record to the appointment, especially if your child was immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization, go to immunizealberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link at 811.

Immunization - Infant and Preschool Services

Alberta Health Services provides routine immunization for infants and children across Alberta. Immunizations are free of charge for infants and children who live in Alberta.
Immunizations are recommended for infants starting at 2 months of age. Routinely recommended vaccines include: diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, rotavirus, meningococcal, pneumococcal, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella (chickenpox), and influenza.

For the routine immunization schedule, go to immunizealberta.ca.

Additional vaccines may be needed depending on your child’s health conditions or other risk factors.

Immunization is effective. Other than providing safe drinking water, no other health intervention works as well as immunization to reduce disease and death rates. Immunization protects whole communities. The more people who are fully immunized in a community, the safer everyone is.

Immunization is safe. It is much safer to get immunized than to get the diseases that vaccines protect against.

For more information, and to book an appointment, call your nearest community/public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community/public health centre is, call Health Link at 811. Bring your child’s immunization record to the appointment, especially if your child was immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization, go to immunizealberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link at 811.

Immunization - Infant and Preschool Services

Alberta Health Services provides routine immunization for infants and children across Alberta. Immunizations are free of charge for infants and children who live in Alberta.
Immunizations are recommended for infants starting at 2 months of age. Routinely recommended vaccines include: diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, rotavirus, meningococcal, pneumococcal, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella (chickenpox), and influenza.

For the routine immunization schedule, go to immunizealberta.ca.

Additional vaccines may be needed depending on your child’s health conditions or other risk factors.

Immunization is effective. Other than providing safe drinking water, no other health intervention works as well as immunization to reduce disease and death rates. Immunization protects whole communities. The more people who are fully immunized in a community, the safer everyone is.

Immunization is safe. It is much safer to get immunized than to get the diseases that vaccines protect against.

For more information, and to book an appointment, call your nearest community/public health centre. If you are not sure where your nearest community/public health centre is, call Health Link at 811. Bring your child’s immunization record to the appointment, especially if your child was immunized in another province or country.

For more general information about immunization, go to immunizealberta.ca, Immunizations at myhealth.alberta.ca, or call Health Link at 811.

Immunization - School Services

Each year, Alberta Health Services, Public Health reviews immunization records for students in grades 1, 6, and 9 to see what immunizations each student needs. A consent form is then sent home with an information sheet for each vaccine recommended for the student. No immunizations will be given in school without consent from a parent or legal guardian. Immunizations in this program include:

• Grades 1, 6, and 9: Any routine childhood and school vaccines that may have been missed according to a review of the students immunization record on file
• Grade 6: Hepatitis B (HBV) vaccine for students who have not already completed a hepatitis B immunization series and human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
• Grade 9: Tdap - tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis and meningococcal (Groups A, C, Y, W-135) conjugate vaccine

Immunization - School Services

Each year, Alberta Health Services, Public Health reviews immunization records for students in grades 1, 6, and 9 to see what immunizations each student needs. A consent form is then sent home with an information sheet for each vaccine recommended for the student. No immunizations will be given in school without consent from a parent or legal guardian. Immunizations in this program include:

• Grades 1, 6, and 9: Any routine childhood and school vaccines that may have been missed according to a review of the students immunization record on file
• Grade 6: Hepatitis B (HBV) vaccine for students who have not already completed a hepatitis B immunization series and human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
• Grade 9: Tdap - tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis and meningococcal (Groups A, C, Y, W-135) conjugate vaccine

Immunization - School Services

Each year, Alberta Health Services, Public Health reviews immunization records for students in grades 1, 6, and 9 to see what immunizations each student needs. A consent form is then sent home with an information sheet for each vaccine recommended for the student. No immunizations will be given in school without consent from a parent or legal guardian. Immunizations in this program include:

• Grades 1, 6, and 9: Any routine childhood and school vaccines that may have been missed according to a review of the students immunization record on file
• Grade 6: Hepatitis B (HBV) vaccine for students who have not already completed a hepatitis B immunization series and human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
• Grade 9: Tdap - tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis and meningococcal (Groups A, C, Y, W-135) conjugate vaccine

Immunization - School Services

Each year, Alberta Health Services, Public Health reviews immunization records for students in grades 1, 6, and 9 to see what immunizations each student needs. A consent form is then sent home with an information sheet for each vaccine recommended for the student. No immunizations will be given in school without consent from a parent or legal guardian. Immunizations in this program include:

• Grades 1, 6, and 9: Any routine childhood and school vaccines that may have been missed according to a review of the students immunization record on file
• Grade 6: Hepatitis B (HBV) vaccine for students who have not already completed a hepatitis B immunization series and human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
• Grade 9: Tdap - tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis and meningococcal (Groups A, C, Y, W-135) conjugate vaccine

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Neonatal Transition Team, Postpartum Community Services

Services are provided in home, in clinic or virtually. Supports include the following:

• information about the infant's health, abilities, and special needs
• regular assessments of the infant's health, growth, and development
• support for breast, bottle and nasogastric tube feeding
• guidance to enhance infant nutrition
• reflux management
• home oxygen therapy and respiratory assessment
• blood pressure monitoring as required
• liaison with the infant's pediatrician/PCP and specialists such as registered dieticians and occupational therapists
• referrals to other services and community resources such as social workers, lactation consultants and physiotherapists

NTT will support family as needed to a maximum of 16 weeks corrected age (~3-4 months post NICU discharge).

Newborn Jaundice Screening Program

This program provides comprehensive screening for jaundice in the newborn in both hospital and community locations in Calgary. Identifying babies early and reliably provides a high level of safety for newborn infants and reassurance and convenience for parents.

As part of this program nurses in the hospital and community use a device called a Transcutaneous Jaundice Meter to measures how yellow the baby is. This device uses a flash of light and the procedure is accurate, safe, quick and painless. If the reading on the device is high, a blood test will be done.

Newborn Jaundice Screening Program

This program provides comprehensive screening for jaundice in the newborn in both hospital and community locations in Calgary. Identifying babies early and reliably provides a high level of safety for newborn infants and reassurance and convenience for parents.

As part of this program nurses in the hospital and community use a device called a Transcutaneous Jaundice Meter to measures how yellow the baby is. This device uses a flash of light and the procedure is accurate, safe, quick and painless. If the reading on the device is high, a blood test will be done.

Newborn Jaundice Screening Program

This program provides comprehensive screening for jaundice in the newborn in both hospital and community locations in Calgary. Identifying babies early and reliably provides a high level of safety for newborn infants and reassurance and convenience for parents.

As part of this program nurses in the hospital and community use a device called a Transcutaneous Jaundice Meter to measures how yellow the baby is. This device uses a flash of light and the procedure is accurate, safe, quick and painless. If the reading on the device is high, a blood test will be done.

Newborn Jaundice Screening Program

This program provides comprehensive screening for jaundice in the newborn in both hospital and community locations in Calgary. Identifying babies early and reliably provides a high level of safety for newborn infants and reassurance and convenience for parents.

As part of this program nurses in the hospital and community use a device called a Transcutaneous Jaundice Meter to measures how yellow the baby is. This device uses a flash of light and the procedure is accurate, safe, quick and painless. If the reading on the device is high, a blood test will be done.

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

Nutrition Counselling - Pediatric

Services provided for:

• optimizing growth
• allergy and food intolerances
• iron deficiency anemia
• inappropriate diets for age
• eating and feeding difficulties
• nutrient deficiencies secondary to restricted diets

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

Pediatric Community Rehabilitation

Services support the development of children and youth to participate in meaningful activities of daily life at home and in the community. We want to understand what's important to your child and family. Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. Therapists will work with parents to provide the tools and strategies to apply in the context of their home and life. Therapy may look like 'play', depending on your child's age. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Services are provided by phone, zoom and some in person sessions as determined by your therapist. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro) developmental conditions and / or medical conditions. Social Work and Registered Dietitian services are available to support rehabilitation outcomes.

Occupational Therapy 0-18 years services children and their families with self - care; motor development and eating, feeding and swallowing.

• motor development
• self - care
• participation in activities typical for their development
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• modifying the environment
• assistive technology
• mobility and positioning equipment
• diaper authorization

Physiotherapy 0-18 years services children and their families with development and movement.

• motor development
• movement and function
• torticollis
• mobility and positioning equipment

Speech Language Pathology 0-18 years services children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing.

• communication
• pronouncing speech sounds
• understanding and listening to spoken language (0-5 years only)
• using words to communicate thoughts and ideas (0-5 years only)
• speaking smoothly and easily (stuttering)
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• using gestures, pictures, communication boards to communicate (augmentative & alternative communication, AAC)

We work closely with our pediatric rehabilitation partners to ensure referrals go to the right place and services are offered within the most appropriate program.

Pediatric Community Rehabilitation

Services support the development of children and youth to participate in meaningful activities of daily life at home and in the community. We want to understand what's important to your child and family. Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. Therapists will work with parents to provide the tools and strategies to apply in the context of their home and life. Therapy may look like 'play', depending on your child's age. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Services are provided by phone, zoom and some in person sessions as determined by your therapist. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro) developmental conditions and / or medical conditions. Social Work and Registered Dietitian services are available to support rehabilitation outcomes.

Occupational Therapy 0-18 years services children and their families with self - care; motor development and eating, feeding and swallowing.

• motor development
• self - care
• participation in activities typical for their development
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• modifying the environment
• assistive technology
• mobility and positioning equipment
• diaper authorization

Physiotherapy 0-18 years services children and their families with development and movement.

• motor development
• movement and function
• torticollis
• mobility and positioning equipment

Speech Language Pathology 0-18 years services children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing.

• communication
• pronouncing speech sounds
• understanding and listening to spoken language (0-5 years only)
• using words to communicate thoughts and ideas (0-5 years only)
• speaking smoothly and easily (stuttering)
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• using gestures, pictures, communication boards to communicate (augmentative & alternative communication, AAC)

We work closely with our pediatric rehabilitation partners to ensure referrals go to the right place and services are offered within the most appropriate program.

Pediatric Community Rehabilitation

Services support the development of children and youth to participate in meaningful activities of daily life at home and in the community. We want to understand what's important to your child and family. Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. Therapists will work with parents to provide the tools and strategies to apply in the context of their home and life. Therapy may look like 'play', depending on your child's age. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Services are provided by phone, zoom and some in person sessions as determined by your therapist. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro) developmental conditions and / or medical conditions. Social Work and Registered Dietitian services are available to support rehabilitation outcomes.

Occupational Therapy 0-18 years services children and their families with self - care; motor development and eating, feeding and swallowing.

• motor development
• self - care
• participation in activities typical for their development
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• modifying the environment
• assistive technology
• mobility and positioning equipment
• diaper authorization

Physiotherapy 0-18 years services children and their families with development and movement.

• motor development
• movement and function
• torticollis
• mobility and positioning equipment

Speech Language Pathology 0-18 years services children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing.

• communication
• pronouncing speech sounds
• understanding and listening to spoken language (0-5 years only)
• using words to communicate thoughts and ideas (0-5 years only)
• speaking smoothly and easily (stuttering)
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• using gestures, pictures, communication boards to communicate (augmentative & alternative communication, AAC)

We work closely with our pediatric rehabilitation partners to ensure referrals go to the right place and services are offered within the most appropriate program.

Pediatric Community Rehabilitation

Services support the development of children and youth to participate in meaningful activities of daily life at home and in the community. We want to understand what's important to your child and family. Services are goal-driven; starting and continuing services is based on having functional reasons / goals for rehabilitation. Therapists will work with parents to provide the tools and strategies to apply in the context of their home and life. Therapy may look like 'play', depending on your child's age. We will work together so you and your child are supported to move to the next developmental stage or between providers and services. Services are provided by phone, zoom and some in person sessions as determined by your therapist. They may be in a group or one to one. Services provided are related to (neuro) developmental conditions and / or medical conditions. Social Work and Registered Dietitian services are available to support rehabilitation outcomes.

Occupational Therapy 0-18 years services children and their families with self - care; motor development and eating, feeding and swallowing.

• motor development
• self - care
• participation in activities typical for their development
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• modifying the environment
• assistive technology
• mobility and positioning equipment
• diaper authorization

Physiotherapy 0-18 years services children and their families with development and movement.

• motor development
• movement and function
• torticollis
• mobility and positioning equipment

Speech Language Pathology 0-18 years services children and their families with communication and eating, feeding, and swallowing.

• communication
• pronouncing speech sounds
• understanding and listening to spoken language (0-5 years only)
• using words to communicate thoughts and ideas (0-5 years only)
• speaking smoothly and easily (stuttering)
• eating, feeding and swallowing
• using gestures, pictures, communication boards to communicate (augmentative & alternative communication, AAC)

We work closely with our pediatric rehabilitation partners to ensure referrals go to the right place and services are offered within the most appropriate program.

Perinatal Program - Addiction & Mental Health

Our clients come to us seeking support to cope with symptoms of anxiety or depression, grief, loss, difficulties related to their birth experience, among other challenges that are affecting their sense of wellbeing and journey into parenthood. Our goal is to support parents and young families from pregnancy through the early years of childhood. We offer short term intensive therapy in the home, at our offices or virtually for perinatal and postpartum anxiety and depression. We also offer group therapy including Perinatal Support Group, Skills for Life Group, among others.

Perinatal Program - Addiction & Mental Health

Our clients come to us seeking support to cope with symptoms of anxiety or depression, grief, loss, difficulties related to their birth experience, among other challenges that are affecting their sense of wellbeing and journey into parenthood. Our goal is to support parents and young families from pregnancy through the early years of childhood. We offer short term intensive therapy in the home, at our offices or virtually for perinatal and postpartum anxiety and depression. We also offer group therapy including Perinatal Support Group, Skills for Life Group, among others.

Perinatal Program - Addiction & Mental Health

Our clients come to us seeking support to cope with symptoms of anxiety or depression, grief, loss, difficulties related to their birth experience, among other challenges that are affecting their sense of wellbeing and journey into parenthood. Our goal is to support parents and young families from pregnancy through the early years of childhood. We offer short term intensive therapy in the home, at our offices or virtually for perinatal and postpartum anxiety and depression. We also offer group therapy including Perinatal Support Group, Skills for Life Group, among others.

Perinatal Program - Addiction & Mental Health

Our clients come to us seeking support to cope with symptoms of anxiety or depression, grief, loss, difficulties related to their birth experience, among other challenges that are affecting their sense of wellbeing and journey into parenthood. Our goal is to support parents and young families from pregnancy through the early years of childhood. We offer short term intensive therapy in the home, at our offices or virtually for perinatal and postpartum anxiety and depression. We also offer group therapy including Perinatal Support Group, Skills for Life Group, among others.

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Postpartum Services

Services include:

• newborn assessments including checking for jaundice
• postpartum assessment for new mothers includes physical and psychosocial
• assessment including domestic violence
• support with infant feeding including lactation consultants to help with breastfeeding
• parenting information
• information about newborn care, safety, growth, and development
• referrals to social worker support as needed
• referrals to doctors and community services as needed

Prenatal and Parenting Classes (Perinatal) Education

This program provides evidence-based client education, peer support and family-centred approaches for building capacity using adult education principles and interactive teaching led by Community Health Educators. Clients will be provided relevant anticipatory guidance and linked to appropriate community resources. Over 20 different classes are available both in person (Calgary Area) and online (anywhere in the province) including:

• Early pregnancy & nutrition for pregnancy
• Prenatal classes (including Refresher and Vaginal Birth After C-Section classes)
• Perinatal classes spanning the end of pregnancy through early parenthood
• Prenatal classes for midwifery clients
• Prenatal Classes for young adults
• Car seat safety
• Baby health and safety
• Buying for Baby
• Sleep like a Baby

All classes are based on current AHS and Canadian guidelines.

Please visit our on-line class brochure for a further details.

Prenatal and Parenting Classes (Perinatal) Education

This program provides evidence-based client education, peer support and family-centred approaches for building capacity using adult education principles and interactive teaching led by Community Health Educators. Clients will be provided relevant anticipatory guidance and linked to appropriate community resources. Over 20 different classes are available both in person (Calgary Area) and online (anywhere in the province) including:

• Early pregnancy & nutrition for pregnancy
• Prenatal classes (including Refresher and Vaginal Birth After C-Section classes)
• Perinatal classes spanning the end of pregnancy through early parenthood
• Prenatal classes for midwifery clients
• Prenatal Classes for young adults
• Car seat safety
• Baby health and safety
• Buying for Baby
• Sleep like a Baby

All classes are based on current AHS and Canadian guidelines.

Please visit our on-line class brochure for a further details.

Prenatal and Parenting Classes (Perinatal) Education

This program provides evidence-based client education, peer support and family-centred approaches for building capacity using adult education principles and interactive teaching led by Community Health Educators. Clients will be provided relevant anticipatory guidance and linked to appropriate community resources. Over 20 different classes are available both in person (Calgary Area) and online (anywhere in the province) including:

• Early pregnancy & nutrition for pregnancy
• Prenatal classes (including Refresher and Vaginal Birth After C-Section classes)
• Perinatal classes spanning the end of pregnancy through early parenthood
• Prenatal classes for midwifery clients
• Prenatal Classes for young adults
• Car seat safety
• Baby health and safety
• Buying for Baby
• Sleep like a Baby

All classes are based on current AHS and Canadian guidelines.

Please visit our on-line class brochure for a further details.

Prenatal and Parenting Classes (Perinatal) Education

This program provides evidence-based client education, peer support and family-centred approaches for building capacity using adult education principles and interactive teaching led by Community Health Educators. Clients will be provided relevant anticipatory guidance and linked to appropriate community resources. Over 20 different classes are available both in person (Calgary Area) and online (anywhere in the province) including:

• Early pregnancy & nutrition for pregnancy
• Prenatal classes (including Refresher and Vaginal Birth After C-Section classes)
• Perinatal classes spanning the end of pregnancy through early parenthood
• Prenatal classes for midwifery clients
• Prenatal Classes for young adults
• Car seat safety
• Baby health and safety
• Buying for Baby
• Sleep like a Baby