Alberta Aids to Daily Living

The Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) program helps Albertans with a long-term disability, chronic illness or terminal illness to maintain their independence at home, in lodges or group homes by providing financial assistance to buy medical equipment and supplies.

• An assessment by a health care professional determines the equipment and supplies that an Albertan can receive through this program.

Albertans pay 25% of the benefit cost to a maximum of $500 per individual or family per year. Low-income Albertans and those receiving income assistance are exempt from paying the cost-sharing portion.

Find AADL information

• Client information 
  • Program benefits 
  • Apply for AADL benefits  
  • Costs paid by clients and AADL – Cost-share exemption   
  • How to make a cost-share exemption appeal   
  • Approved vendor list  
• AADL program manual  
• Forms, brochures and documents  
• Vendor and authorizer information 
• AADL projects  
• Contact AADL

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