AgeCare McKenzie Towne

AgeCare McKenzie Towne is a 150-bed continuing care residence in southeast Calgary, providing long-term nursing and personal care for individuals with complex or unpredictable medical needs. Situated in the established McKenzie Towne neighbourhood, the home is designed for residents who require more intensive healthcare support than can be provided through independent or supportive living.

A distinguishing feature of AgeCare McKenzie Towne is its emphasis on family involvement. Loved ones are welcome to visit at any hour, share meals, participate in recreational programs or spend time together in the residence’s lounges and landscaped outdoor areas. This flexible visiting approach helps families remain involved in their loved one’s daily life.

The community offers both private and semi-private accommodations, with accessible bathrooms, wide hallways, handrails and emergency call systems. Its interdisciplinary care team includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Health Care Aides, rehabilitation professionals, recreational therapists and social workers. Residents receive individualized assistance with medications, mobility, bathing, meals and other daily healthcare needs.

Dining at AgeCare McKenzie Towne is designed to accommodate a variety of nutritional and cultural preferences. Meals are prepared daily, with options for modified food textures, vegetarian diets and individualized dietary requirements. Residents may eat in the dining room or their own rooms, while visiting family members can arrange to join them for meals.

Beyond routine nursing care, the residence encourages meaningful experiences through recreational activities and community outings. Its Trishaw Program offers participating residents the opportunity to enjoy neighbourhood bicycle rides in specially designed passenger cycles, accompanied by staff or family members.

For families considering long-term care in Calgary’s southeast communities, AgeCare McKenzie Towne provides a residential care setting that combines continuous clinical support, accessible accommodations and opportunities for ongoing family participation.