CareTrail

Type B (designated supportive living)

Designated supportive living homes in Wetaskiwin

The 3 Type B continuing care homes in Wetaskiwin, ranked by the share of their visits since 2023 that found something. Alberta called them designated supportive living until April 2024. What each type of care means · find the nearest to a postal code.

Homes
3
Visits since 2023
13
Non-compliant visits since 2023
12
Share of visits
92%

Visits from January 1, 2023 to July 6, 2026, the comparison window. Only visits that assessed compliance are counted; consultations are not.

What a room costs

The government’s maximum accommodation charge in every Type A and Type B home, from August 1, 2026. A home can charge less, not more.

RoomA dayAbout a monthEach, two sharing
Shared room$71.85$2,185—
Private room$83.05$2,526—
One-bedroom suite$99.45$3,025$68.80 a day
Multi-bedroom suite$114.45$3,481$76.25 a day
  • The charge covers the room, meals, housekeeping, utilities and building maintenance. The care itself is publicly funded.
  • Residents on the Alberta Seniors Benefit or AISH may have the charge covered in part or in full, and keep at least $373 a month after paying it.
  • “About a month” is our arithmetic: the daily rate × 365 ÷ 12. Source: alberta.ca, continuing care accommodation charges (read October 15, 2026).

How the comparison works

A visit is counted if it assessed compliance (consultations are not counted). It is non-compliant if the file records any non-compliance for it. A home needs at least 3 visits in the window to be ranked; a home with fewer is listed but not ranked, because one bad visit out of two says little. Every home here is the same type; each row shows its units. There is no overall score.

HomeUnitsVisits since 2023Non-compliant
Wetaskiwin MeadowsBethany Nursing Home of Camrose264 of 4 visits100%
SagebrushYarrow Limited Partnership823 of 3 visits100%
Good Samaritan Society Good Shepherd HomeThe Good Samaritan Society (A Lutheran Social Service Organization)695 of 6 visits83%

Other types of home in Wetaskiwin

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.