Getting the job done for Albertans: A new era of care. Premier Danielle Smith has issued a new set of mandate letters focused on improving health care delivery for all Albertans no matter where they live: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Modern tools, better surgical care. Alberta’s government is upgrading medical device reprocessing departments across the province to strengthen surgical care: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Albertans struggling with opioid addiction can receive same-day access to addiction medicine specialists through the Virtual Opioid Dependency Program by calling 1-844-383-7688. 🔗 vodp.ca

Measles is an extremely contagious disease and spreads easily through the air. A safe and effective vaccine is available. Talk to your health care provider to determine what is best for you. 📞Call 811 📱Text “Measles” to 88111 🔗Visit: alberta.ca/immunization-r…

Albertans shaping a new era in health care. Albertans and front-line workers have provided feedback to shape a new era of health care and a system ready to respond to community needs: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Rural clinics and community organizations across Alberta are encouraged to apply for the second intake of the Government of Alberta’s Rural Team Recruitment Grant Program. Learn more and apply here: alberta.ca/rural-team-rec…

Provincial and Territorial Health Ministers' Meeting. Improving health care for all Canadians: scics.ca/en/product-pro…

Oct. 18 is Health Care Aide Day. HCAs provide compassionate support and dignified care to patients and residents. We thank Alberta’s HCAs for the comfort and support they provide and for the difference they make every day in the health care journey.

You and a friend may both be O’s, but do you know why the positive or negative sets you apart? We’re here to explain. 🧠

Rural clinics and community organizations across Alberta are encouraged to apply for the second intake of the Government of Alberta’s Rural Team Recruitment Grant Program. Grant application deadline is October 28, 2025. Learn more and apply here: alberta.ca/rural-team-rec…

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world. It spreads easily through the air and can remain on surfaces for up to 2 hours. 90% + of people who are not immune to measles and who come into contact with the virus, will become infected. Alberta.ca/measles

Life is constantly changing. Remember to keep your Alberta health insurance information up to date, so it’s there when you need it. When you have a life event such as a new child, change in marital status or address, notify a trained health agent: alberta.ca/ahcip-registry…

For many, despite immense sorrow, the gift of organ/tissue donation can help provide meaning when a loved one passes. Thank you to every Alberta family, who even in their saddest moment, move beyond their own grief and think of others. GiveLifeAlberta.ca

It’s never too late to seek help for addiction. Recovery is possible, and support is available. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out for help: 📱 211 Alberta 🔗 vodp.ca

Faster access to preventative care. New reforms will expand access and choice for preventative screening, elective testing and other diagnostic services to deliver faster, more effective care: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

Rural clinics and community organizations across Alberta are encouraged to apply for the second intake of the Government of Alberta’s Rural Team Recruitment Grant Program. Grant application deadline is October 28, 2025. Learn more and apply here: alberta.ca/rural-team-rec…

Accessing the Health Advocate is a no-cost service for any Albertan who has concerns about the quality of health care they have received, or concerns about a service that has impacted their health. Find out how they can guide you: alberta.ca/HealthAdvocates

Designed and delivered by Indigenous Peoples, several initiatives are underway to improve access to timely and appropriate health care for Indigenous Peoples across Alberta: alberta.ca/improving-indi…

Giving can be even more fulfilling when you know your donation uplifts your own community. ❤️  Ethnic diversity is critical within Canada's Lifeline. Some people with complex needs require specially matched blood products that often come from donors of similar ethnic background.

Those at highest risk of severe complications from measles include: • children less than 5 years of age • people with weakened immune systems • people who are pregnant Alberta.ca/measles