Providing the right services for special care to welcome
the residents to their new homes.
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benefits by registering your home.
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please contact the owner directly by phone or email.
We promote and develop awareness throughout New Brunswick of the great service our special care homes provide
The New Brunswick Special Care Home Association is here to assist licensed members in providing quality, cost-effective services for seniors and adults with special needs who require 24-hour care and supervision, in cooperation with the Department of Social Development. We advocate for this vital sector on a regular basis to bring key issues to the forefront. Our Board of Directors is committed to improving our association services and partnerships with key stakeholders and other partners in Long Term Care. Our website also provides an opportunity for the public, discharge planners, social workers and others to access details about our members’ homes and their unique services.
The association does for its members what they cannot easily do for themselves. The Group Benefit program has been helpful to many and has potential to improve and expand. Working with government on wage, per diem, and issues of standards is a very important role that no individual home can do.
The re-branding as illustrated in these videos is yet another major element of service. The new corporate structure of the association represents a commitment to strengthen its organization in its drive to become increasingly strong as a support to individual homes. Enhanced and expanded education, group purchasing, collaboration with government and other associations is yet another role. The association becomes stronger as more service providers get involved.
Please see below the latest news and articles our association regards as very important information to our staff and clients. We will be updating frequently. Keep checking back for more updates!
RIVERVIEW (GNB) – The provincial government is increasing the funding allocated to adult residential facilities for services provided to seniors and to people with a disability. Read More →
Dominic Cardy tells workers to get vaccinated and do it now. Education Minister Dominic Cardy had some strong words for those who work in long-term care homes who haven't been vaccinated — get the shot and do it now. Read More →
New Brunswick Special Care Home Association offers over 400 homes with up to 1000 available beds. Affordable quality health care available right now. Read More →