Preventive and therapeutic foot care delivered by nurses trained and authorized for advanced foot care—especially important for diabetes, neuropathy, vascular disease, and mobility issues. Alberta LPN practice notes and national competencies outline training and authorization expectations

While many clients are older adults, we also support adults and children living with disabilities, injuries, or chronic conditions. For families raising children with disabilities, Alberta’s Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) helps plan and access services; we coordinate private services around FSCD and school/clinic supports

Specialized, person-centred support for all stages of dementia: structured days, cueing, behavior strategies, wandering prevention, and caregiver education—plus connection to 811 Dementia Advice for 24/7 nursing support

Holistic in-home support for people living with progressive, life-limiting illness—comfort care, symptom monitoring, personal care, respite for family, and coordination with the palliative home-care team and hospice resources. AHS offers Palliative Home Care services, grief/bereavement supports, and province-wide programs that help people remain at home as long as possible

Your clinical navigator: assessment, measurable plan, provider coordination, family meetings, benefit navigation (CDHCI + AADL), and scheduled reviews to keep everyone aligned

Intensive support in the first days/weeks after discharge: medication setup, wound care, vitals, equipment coordination, follow-ups, and transport—aligned with Alberta’s Home-to-Hospital-to-Home approach and AHS palliative/transition services where applicable

In-home nursing: wound/meds/catheters, vitals and teaching—plus safe home infusion therapy coordinated with your prescribing team and pharmacy

Utilizing technology and remote monitoring systems to track vital signs, medication