Alberta continuing care
What inspections found at each care home
Every licensed continuing care home and supportive living accommodation in the government’s compliance file, one page each, with each visit and what it recorded, in order.
- Homes
- 986
- licensed, in the file
- Operators
- 317
- organisations only
- Visits since 2023
- 2,891
- that assessed compliance
- Non-compliances since 2023
- 12,112
- as recorded
Visits from January 1, 2023 to July 6, 2026, the comparison window. Only visits that assessed compliance are counted; consultations are not.
Cities
The largest first. Each city page compares its homes on the same method.
Most often cited
Standards with the most non-compliances on record, all years. Each has its own page.
- Standardized Assessment and Person-Centred Care Planning — Client's Care Plan is reviewed.742
- Medication Management — Policies and procedures in Medication Management are documented and implemented.680
- standard not recorded in the file649
- Water Temperature — Safe water temperatures555
- Continuation of Services — Practicability, communication and review of plans493
- Infection Prevention and Control — Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) policies and procedures are documented and implemented.445
- Maintenance Requirements — Preventative and corrective maintenance436
- CCHSS standard 12.1419
Before you visit
- An inspection is a snapshot on one day. A home can have fixed everything since.
- Ask the home for its latest inspection report and what it has done since.
- Ask how it handles the standards on the home’s own page, and see how it answers.
Source: Government of Alberta, Continuing Care Accommodation Standards compliance reporting on Open Alberta (Open Government Licence – Alberta), file of —, with visits to July 6, 2026. Results are as the government recorded them. An inspection is a snapshot. How this is built.