About Us
Our Vision
We strive to enhance quality of life, preserve dignity and meet health, social and emotional needs by working with Residents, family members, caregivers, health professionals and the community.We believe quality and excellence are fundamental to our business and we adhere to the highest professional standards in all activities, programs, and services we provide.
We believe leadership and responsibility are inseparable and promote integrity of performance as the keystone by which we will build and retain the trust of the people served and employed by our company.
We believe in protecting the confidentiality of information of those to whom we provide services.
We believe in excellence in knowledge and performance within our areas of expertise as we provide services to our Residents.
We believe in the value of technology, evidence-based practice, innovation, collaboration and continuing quality improvement.
Our Mission
At Triple A Living Communities, we are fully committed to supporting and maintaining the dignity, respect, choice, independence, self-determination, and wellness of our Residents.
Our Six Core Values
1. Value of Independence
2. Accommodating Choice
3. Living Style and Privacy
4. Understanding, Confidentiality & Dignity
5. Encouraging Individuality
6. Setting in a Home-Like Environment
Our Executive Director of Care
Carole Kelly
Carole
has been working in nursing for the past 30 years in community
settings, long term care, and acute care. She’s worked in Canada and
the United States. She has been working in gerontology for the last 26
years and has worked in the public and private sectors in Elder Care in
Calgary.
Carole was awarded the Premier’s Award of Excellence in 1999 for her contributions to New Innovative Programming in Continuing Care in Alberta. She worked for three years as the representative for Calgary on a Provincial Task Committee involving the University of Alberta, Alberta’s Seniors Advisory Board and the government regarding the care options for seniors. Carole was a member of the Alberta Workforce in developing the Alberta Curriculum for Health Care Aides. Carole has worked on numerous committees over the past 15 years as a representative for improving the care options for seniors in Alberta.
Education
Degree in Nursing
Certificate in Gerontology
Certificate in Management and Leadership
