Alberta Association of Optometrists

Millcreek Optometry Centre in Edmonton, Alberta offers premium eye care and eyewear, focusing on optimal eye health and enhancing vision. Their experienced optometrists recommend regular eye examinations for individuals aged 19-64, ensuring comprehensive eye health monitoring. At Millcreek Optometry Centre, a wide range of affordable eyewear options are available, showcasing advances in technology for prescription frames and lenses. With various materials, colors, and lens options, clients can find eyewear that suits their preferences and style. Consulting with the optometrists at Millcreek Optometry Centre can help individuals determine if contact lenses are suitable for their vision needs. The team at the centre is dedicated to providing personalized eye care solutions tailored to each client's unique requirements. Generated from the website content

Good Samaritan Society has been serving individuals and communities in need for over 75 years, offering exceptional care, accommodations, health services, and programs. They provide safe, comfortable, and caring communities that foster a sense of belonging and individuality, where each person can feel part of a community. Their focus on resident and family-centered care ensures that every individual's needs, values, beliefs, and preferences are met. Good Samaritan Society goes above and beyond in providing excellent care and services, striving for innovation and a resident-centered approach to care. With locations in Alberta and British Columbia, Good Samaritan communities and programs cater to over 6000 individuals. As a registered charity, they raise funds to enhance their programs and services, ensuring that they can continue to provide excellent care and accommodations to those in their care. Generated from the website content

The College of Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Alberta (CRPNA) serves as the regulatory body for psychiatric nursing in the province since 1950, under the Health Professions Act. It is responsible for establishing and enforcing licensure, setting standards of practice, and promoting the continuing competence of psychiatric nurses to protect the public interest. CRPNA recently updated its Registered Psychiatric Nurse Entry-Level Competencies, set to take effect on January 1, 2026. The organization is committed to honoring and recognizing the histories, cultures, and languages of First Nations and Métis peoples across Alberta, aligning its mission with respect for traditionally inhabited lands. Generated from the website