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Alberta to receive $627M in federal health funding for seniors care

Alberta will receive $627 million, over five years, from Ottawa to spend on improving health care for seniors, federal and provincial government officials announced Thursday.

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Better continuing care for Indigenous people

Budget 2023 provides ongoing funding for Indigenous people to build continuing care spaces that would provide culturally appropriate care.

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Grant call to modernize continuing care homes

Eligible operators can apply for a one-time grant through the Continuing Care Capital Program to replace, upgrade or renovate existing aged continuing care homes.

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Taking steps to transform continuing care

Alberta would be the only Canadian jurisdiction with one overarching piece of legislation for its entire continuing care system under a proposed new bill.

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Budget 2022: Boosting continuing care funding

Almost $3.7 billion, a 6.3 per cent increase over last year, will expand continuing care programs and services for seniors and vulnerable Albertans.

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