CHA Alberta

CHA Alberta - Alberta's longest-serving acute & continuing care association
- Leading innovative solutions and advocacy for elderly care
- Committed to supporting seniors

Every older adult deserves to live with dignity, safety, and respect. No one should grow older feeling unheard, unsafe, ...
06/15/2026

Every older adult deserves to live with dignity, safety, and respect. No one should grow older feeling unheard, unsafe, or alone. On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we stand alongside older adults. If you are an Alberta senior, know that we will always honour your voice, protect your dignity, and take action to ensure you are always treated with the compassion and respect you deserve. Your safety is not optional — it’s our shared responsibility.

Today is National Long-Term Care Day 💙  We recognize and honour the dedicated professionals who provide compassionate ca...
06/13/2026

Today is National Long-Term Care Day 💙

We recognize and honour the dedicated professionals who provide compassionate care and support to older adults. At CHAA, our members remain committed to delivering person-centred care throughout Alberta — helping residents feel safe, valued, and at home.

This June, CHAA recognizes National Indigenous History Month — a time to honour the histories, cultures, knowledge, and ...
06/08/2026

This June, CHAA recognizes National Indigenous History Month — a time to honour the histories, cultures, knowledge, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.

At this year’s Called to Care Conference, important conversations explored what culturally safe and trauma-informed care can look like within continuing care environments. Speakers shared how reconciliation is not simply a statement, but an ongoing commitment to listening, learning, relationship-building, and meaningful action.

One conference session described reconciliation as the “braiding together” of Indigenous and organizational ways of hospitality and care — creating stronger, safer, and more compassionate environments for residents, staff, and families alike.

We are grateful for the voices, leadership, and teachings that continue to guide this work forward.


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Happy Seniors’ Week from all of us at CHAA! This week, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adu...
06/03/2026

Happy Seniors’ Week from all of us at CHAA! This week, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adults in our communities.

Our member organizations have been supporting seniors with dignity, love, and excellence for over 165 years. And we’re proud to keep that legacy going strong.

Continuing care is changing.Today’s seniors want connection, independence, joy, purpose, and community — and care enviro...
06/02/2026

Continuing care is changing.

Today’s seniors want connection, independence, joy, purpose, and community — and care environments are evolving to support that.

At CHAA’s conference this spring, conversations focused on everything from workforce wellness and compassionate staffing to healthy building design, natural light, movement, gardens, and spaces that support emotional well-being.

Because quality of life matters.

This Seniors’ Week, we celebrate the people, innovation, and compassion helping create environments where seniors can truly thrive.

Tag someone who makes aging brighter. 💙

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Happy Seniors’ Week from all of us at CHAA.This week, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adul...
06/01/2026

Happy Seniors’ Week from all of us at CHAA.

This week, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adults across Alberta — and the dedicated people who walk alongside them every day.

At this year’s Called to Care Conference, one message came through clearly: seniors deserve more than care. They deserve connection, dignity, compassion, laughter, purpose, and environments that truly feel like home.

From innovative building design and wellness-focused spaces to stronger family partnerships and compassionate care teams, continuing care is evolving in meaningful ways.

Our member organizations have been supporting seniors for generations, and we’re proud to continue shaping a future where aging is met with respect, belonging, and quality of life.

This week marks Alberta Rural Health Week! CHAA’s non-profit member organizations operate 275 sites across this great pr...
05/27/2026

This week marks Alberta Rural Health Week! CHAA’s non-profit member organizations operate 275 sites across this great province – mostly in rural areas. We’re incredibly proud of our 83 year history and the dedicated rural health professionals and volunteers who make it happen!


CHAA congratulates Honourable Nathan Neudorf on his appointment as Alberta’s new Minister of Assisted Living and Social ...
05/22/2026

CHAA congratulates Honourable Nathan Neudorf on his appointment as Alberta’s new Minister of Assisted Living and Social Services. We look forward to working together to support high-quality, compassionate continuing care for Albertans across the province.

We also extend our thanks to outgoing ALSS Minister Jason Nixon for his leadership and service, and we look forward to working with him in his new role as Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board.

Nathan Neudorf
Jason Nixon

Happy International Nurses Week! This week, we honour the nurses who care with compassion, skill, and grace in every int...
05/11/2026

Happy International Nurses Week! This week, we honour the nurses who care with compassion, skill, and grace in every interaction. From hospitals to continuing care homes, your presence makes a difference — one patient, one family, one moment at a time.

Thank you for everything you do💜.

It was wonderful to have you join us at the Called to Care Conference 2026. Thank you to every speaker, sponsor, attende...
05/08/2026

It was wonderful to have you join us at the Called to Care Conference 2026. Thank you to every speaker, sponsor, attendee, and volunteer who made this conference exceptional. We hope you left feeling inspired - with new ideas, meaningful connections, moments of laughter, and perhaps even a few heartfelt tears along the way.

This year’s theme, Courage and Compassion: The Currency of Care, reminded us that the most meaningful work in health and community care is built on human connection, empathy, resilience, and the courage to continue showing up for others each day. We hope the stories, conversations, and shared experiences throughout the conference renewed and encouraged you in the important work you do.

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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