Bridgeland Riverside Continuing Care Centre

Calgary Zone, Capital Projects

Budget

$130.5 million

Highlights

• The new Bridgeland Riverside Care Centre (BRCC) will add 121 new continuing care spaces to Calgary's healthcare system, while also replacing 77 spaces from Rouleau Manor in a modern facility—for a total capacity of 198 spaces. 
• Operated by Carewest, in partnership with Assisted Living Alberta (ALA) and Recovery Alberta the centre will provide a home for adults and seniors with varying levels of complex care needs. Services will include secure and non-secure residential care, outpatient clinics, and seniors day programs that support health, independence, and quality of life.
• The design of BRCC is modern and person-centred, featuring natural light, outdoor courtyards, and safe, welcoming environments for residents, families, and staff. Secure spaces will support individuals with conditions such as brain injury, mental illness, dementia or developmental disabilities, offering 24/7 staffing and access to safe outdoor areas.
• By expanding access to continuing care, the centre will help free up hospital beds and ensure people receive the right care in the right setting. Outpatient and day programs will also help seniors maintain their health and independence while easing pressure on acute care services.
• ALA and Carewest are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of residents, clients, staff, and the community through trained teams, proven practices, and strong on-site supports. Community input has played a key role in shaping how the centre integrates into the Bridgeland neighbourhood.

Developed by

Alberta Health Services, Alberta Infrastructure and Carewest