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AgeCare Has a New Look!

We are very proud to share with you our new AgeCare logo! As we embark on our strategy of growth, transformational change and quality care, this new logo will inspire us to realize our goals and objectives. We chose to refresh our logo after reflecting on our past as a trusted brand in seniors care and our evolution over the last 25 years. The new AgeCare logo represents who we are as an organization and reflects our vision for the future – to transform and lead quality, services, and innovation in the long-term care sector in Canada.  

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AgeCare Seton Residents Virtually Attend Gala Celebrating Seniors

May 26 was a special day of recognition for seven inspiring seniors in Calgary, and some lucky AgeCare Seton seniors joined virtually to cheer them on and recall their own life highlights! Top 7 over 70 is an annual gala that recognizes seniors for noteworthy achievements they have pioneered after the age of 70. The concept reinforces that age is no barrier for those who seek to innovate, invent, and make positive contributions in the world. This year, gala organizers livestreamed the sold-out event to include AgeCare Seton residents - amplifying the message that all older adults have made their mark in the world. Seton staged a grand screening event that included games, delicious snacks, a professional photo booth, and activities designed to encourage reflection of personal achievements. Residents proudly shared some of the following accomplishments: Building adaptive equipment for  Read More...

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Gratitude Galore

Helen says she is thankful every day for the people at AgeCare who shower her with generosity, kindness and care. “I have more than I could wish for from this place and the people here,” she said, from her home at AgeCare’s Valleyview in Medicine Hat. “This is the first time in my life that I’ve had a quiet, peaceful place to retreat to every day.”   Helen spent much of her youth caring for her younger sibling and then went on to become a mother and take care of her own family. Later in life she looked after her aging parents while tending to the failing health of her husband. “I am grateful every day for the people who look after me because I know how hard it is and how much effort it takes,” Helen said.      Read More...

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