References to continuing care (including home care, designated supportive living, long term care and hospice) may not reflect the updated language or terms found in the new Â鶹ӳ» Continuing Care Act effective April 1, 2024. Refer to the Continuing Care Glossary for definitions.
Anyone can request an assessment for continuing care services.
If you, or anyone you know, needs help or assistance with daily tasks (getting dressed, taking a shower or bath, relief for a caregiver) or is having difficulty living alone (difficulty walking by themselves, struggling with activities that require memory or judgement), you can request more information from:
To be eligible for an assessment, you need your valid Â鶹ӳ» Health Care insurance plan number (aka healthcare card).
Select the zone you live in from the list below to find the contact information for the Continuing Care Access Centre in your area.
*Not sure what zone you live in, see the
*If you do not currently live in Â鶹ӳ», or do not have an Â鶹ӳ» Health Care Insurance Plan number but are inquiring about access to continuing care in Â鶹ӳ», contact any Continuing Care Access Centre for support.
A continuing care Case Manager will meet with you and will complete an assessment to figure out your healthcare needs. This may include figuring out what other services are needed for you to remain as independent as possible in your home.
You will be actively involved in the assessment, meaning you will have the opportunity to tell your Case Manager anything you think is important, as well as ask any questions you may have. If you live at home, this assessment will be done in your home. Assessment at home is the best option to determine your care needs - . If you are in hospital and are not yet able to go home for your assessment, the assessment will be completed by a member of the healthcare team (e.g., transition services, discharge coordinator).
After this assessment is complete, your Case Manager will discuss with you the type of care and services best suited to your needs. There are different continuing care services that can support you with your assessed needs, while promoting as much independence as your abilities will allow. For more on Continuing Care, visit: What is Continuing Care?
Financial screening and/or assessment is available to support you with payment of charges and fees for continuing care services.
More information about subsidies and financial assistance is available on the Government of Â鶹ӳ» website at (also see: and ).
Home and community care services are provided as part of Â鶹ӳ» Health Care, however there may be additional service fees charged for home making, medical supplies, equipment or day programs.
for designated supportive living and long-term care facilities are set by the Government of Â鶹ӳ».
Accommodation charges for other living options (private licensed supportive living, lodge) may be set by the site/operator or may be based on your income. See for more information.
