CareTrail

Long-term care (Type A)

Cardston Health Centre

Cardston, Alberta. Operated by Assisted Living Alberta.

Visits since 2023
2
2 of 2 visits
Non-compliant visits since 2023
2
100% of visits
Open non-compliances
0
issued, in progress or ongoing
Last assessed visit
Mar 2026
Non-compliant

Visits from January 1, 2023 to July 6, 2026, the comparison window. Only visits that assessed compliance are counted; consultations are not. Open means issued, in progress or ongoing when the file was taken; the other counts cover every year.

About this home

Type
Continuing Care Home Type A
Subtype
—
Units
14
City
Cardston
Address
144 2 Street West, PO Box 1440, Cardston, Alberta, T0K0K0
Record source
ASTRAL (as the file gives it)
First and last visit on record
Mar 2021 to Mar 2026

Every visit on record

Newest first. A visit that found nothing says so. Each finding shows the standard it was cited under, when it was issued, the date by which it had to be fixed, and where it stands.

  1. March 30, 2026 · Inspection

    Non-compliant

    • Nutritional Requirements — Quality and quantity of food, communication of menu/times

      Evidence required that residents are aware of the times that meals, fluids and snacks are served, an

      Issued March 30, 2026. Fix by March 30, 2027. Status: Rectified (March 30, 2026).

  2. November 26, 2025 · CCHSS Inspection

    Non-compliant

    • Restraint Management and Secure Spaces — Policies and procedures regarding Restraint use are documented and implemented.

      Issued November 26, 2025. Fix by February 18, 2026. Status: Rectified (November 26, 2025).

    • Concerns Resolution on Health Care — Policy and procedure for responding to concerns about the Health Care provided.

      Issued November 26, 2025. Fix by February 18, 2026. Status: Rectified (November 26, 2025).

    • Standardized Assessment and Person-Centred Care Planning — Client's Care Plan is reviewed.

      Issued November 26, 2025. Fix by February 18, 2026. Status: Rectified (November 26, 2025).

    • Quality Improvement Reporting — Reporting reportable incidents.

      Issued November 26, 2025. Fix by February 18, 2026. Status: Rectified (November 26, 2025).

  3. April 7, 2021 · Quality Monitoring Visit

    Compliant

  4. March 3, 2021 · Quality Monitoring Visit

    Compliant

Questions to ask on a visit

Built from the standards this home was cited under, not from anything we found. Ask how it meets each one today.

  • How does the home meet: Nutritional Requirements — Quality and quantity of food, communication of menu/times?
  • How does the home meet: Restraint Management and Secure Spaces — Policies and procedures regarding Restraint use are documented and implemented.?
  • How does the home meet: Concerns Resolution on Health Care — Policy and procedure for responding to concerns about the Health Care provided.?
  • How does the home meet: Standardized Assessment and Person-Centred Care Planning — Client's Care Plan is reviewed.?
  • How does the home meet: Quality Improvement Reporting — Reporting reportable incidents.?

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Straight-line distance between postal code centres (in rural Alberta, town centres). Each home’s share of non-compliant visits since 2023, on the same method as the city pages.

HomeDistanceNon-compliant
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Good Samaritan Society Garden VistaMagrath · 35 units40 km—no visits in the window
Raymond Health CentreRaymond · 5 units55 km100%11 of 11 visits
Ridgeview LodgeRaymond · 50 units55 km100%4 of 4 visits

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Check the government’s record

Inspections are a snapshot. Visit, ask for the home’s latest inspection report, and ask the questions above. Concerns about a specific visit go to the home first, then to the Continuing Care Licensing Office (cclo@gov.ab.ca).

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. The official record and the finding text are on the government’s viewer; the dates and statuses here come from the file. How this is built.