Your CDHCI Home Care Partner in Calgary
Trusted, Nurse-Owned, and Alberta Blue Cross Approved.
What is CDHCI?
CDHCI is an Alberta Health Services program that lets families choose their own home care provider for covered personal care, homemaking, and respite caregiver support.
With CDHCI, your care is funded, but your family stays in charge.
Who Qualifies?
Alberta residents with a valid health card
Care needs that can be safely met at home
Eligibility assessed and approved by an Alberta Health Services case manager
CDHCI Covers:
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Personal Care Assistance
Bathing and shower support, grooming, dressing, meal preparation, mobility assistance, and medication reminders.
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Homemaking Services
Light housekeeping, meal prep, laundry, garbage disposal, and errands.
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Respite Care for Family Caregivers
Short- and long-term care coverage while family caregivers rest or tend to other priorities.
Why Choose Ascent Pro Care as Your CDHCI Provider?
Clinical Excellence
Nurse-led oversight on every case
Dementia-informed expertise
Medication management and health monitoring
Family-Centered Approach
Real-time family portal access
Regular updates and caregiver check-ins
Flexible scheduling with a local team — no call centers
How It Works with Ascent Pro Care
Guidance Through Approval – We connect you with an AHS case worker and help start the process.
Free Nursing Assessment – Our nurse founder visits your home to assess needs and create a personalized plan.
Alberta Blue Cross Setup – We manage the paperwork and billing so you can focus on care, not stress.
Caregiver Matching – Meet 2–3 caregivers and choose who feels right.
Care Begins – Ongoing updates, nurse monitoring, and a care team that stays.
Every step is guided by our nurse-led team, so your family always feels supported, and never alone.
Peace of mind is possible—and it’s covered. Let us guide you through CDHCI so your family can focus on what matters most: being together.
“Ascent Pro Care made CDHCI easy. They handled everything, and my dad receives amazing care.”
FAQs
How do I know if I qualify for CDHCI?
If you're an Alberta resident with a health card and your care needs can be safely met at home, you likely qualify. An AHS Case Manager makes the final determination. We can help you start the process.
How long does CDHCI approval take?
Typically 2–4 weeks. We help you prepare for a smooth start to care while you wait.
Can I choose my caregiver?
Yes. You'll meet several caregivers and choose who feels like the best fit for your family.
What if my needs change?
Our RN case manager regularly reviews and updates your care plan.
Do you serve all areas of Calgary?
Yes—including Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, and Chestermere.
Ready to Start Your CDHCI Journey?
Whether you're already approved or exploring your options, we're here to help you navigate the program with confidence.