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Talking about grief can be extremely difficult. Working in health care can be an incredibly emotional job at times, particularly when some of the clients are children. Classic LifeCare’s Calgary team took some time…

Classic LifeCare Raise PWS Awareness in Calgary Organizing a PWS awareness and fundraising walk in Calgary reconnected Classic’s Britney Didier-Shaw to a community of families. These families have one common goal – providing support…

Client Care Coordinator Danielle has taken wellness to the next level – transforming her life and health with a focus on small changes in her everyday life to create a big impact in the…

Unconditional love gives Nelly a home in Canada. Simi, Classic LifeCare Clinical Nursing Supervisor, found herself a four-legged soul mate from half a world away. A dog from Iran, who had been at a…

We catch up with Calgary employee Ancy about her journey to becoming an LPN in Canada. How long were you a Health Care Worker? I joined Classic LifeCare in November 2016, one week after…

Accreditation Canada Recognizes Classic LifeCare’s Quality Care We are happy to announce that Classic LifeCare has passed its second Accreditation Canada survey. This event occurs every 4 years to maintain our accreditation status. Accreditation…

For Nurses Week, Brandi Haefcke, Clinical Leader Alberta for Classic LifeCare (pictured above with her family) took a few minutes this week to reflect on what it means to be a nurse. See the…

By Marie Villeza As you get older, “living lean” isn’t just about cutting down on fats in your diet. Cutting back on the amount of stuff you have and even moving to a smaller…

A mother speaks about finding strength following her son’s Goldenhar syndrome diagnosis and her own personal health issues. Not everything about having a sick child is sadness, according to Calgary mom Xamara. There are…

It can be difficult to care for a senior from afar. However, with today’s technology and innovations, you can help out and stay involved; possibly allowing them to maintain their independence longer. How can…