Protection for Persons in Care
Protection for Persons in Care responds to reports of abuse of adults receiving care or support services from publicly funded service providers, such as: hospitals, seniors' lodges, nursing homes, mental health facilities, shelters and other supportive living settings.
The new Protection for Persons in Care Act, proclaimed on July 1, 2010, requires that all abuse be reported to Protection for Persons in Care, the police or another regulatory body.
- Reporting Abuse
- Changes to the Protection for Persons in Care Act
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Appeals
- Publications (Guide, Fact Sheets, Poster, Brochure and Forms)
- Volunteer Police Information Check Program
- Resolving Concerns within Alberta's Health System
- Statistical Reports
- Investigations
- Archives
