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Live in a home where love multiplies

The blessing of aging comes with a richness of experience, collections of stories, and deep-rooted connections. For over two decades, Wing Kei has embraced the fullness of life and of aging, creating communities of attention and care, trusting relationships, and grace.

Join our team

Our team is the backbone of our organization. Each of us contributes to creating rich, meaningful experiences for residents. We take care of each other. We build relationships amidst our work. We emphasize laughter as necessary to a healthy workplace. Here, you will create joy.

Wing Kei staff members

Wing Kei Highland Park Grand Opening

On October 23rd and 24th, 2026 we welcomed 1000+ community members across Calgary to open our newest home together. We are grateful for the support of government, community of donors and volunteers, staff and project partners in bringing this vision to life.

Highland Park offers 187 Continuing Care Type A (long term care) and 16 Continuing Care Type C (hospice) spaces. We welcome all referrals from Assisted Living Alberta (ALA). To request an assessment for continuing care services, contact the ALA Access Centre at 1-855-371-4122 (toll free number).

Step into the Circle of Joy

Wing Kei Highland Park, a love- and light-filled continuing care and hospice centre, will open in Fall 2026. Our Circle of Joy is for changemakers—donors who believe in our tender calling to embrace people in their fullness and our bold redefining of what it means to age well and live with illness.

Double your impact!

Through the generosity of an anonymous donor, all donations received between October 23rd to December 31st, 2026 will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $150,000.

Volunteer with us

Since 2005, over 1000 volunteers have contributed their time and talent to enhance the lives residents including helping with recreation and rehabilitation, assisting with mealtimes and special events, and offering companionship. Joy flourishes at Wing Kei—and volunteers are a big reason why.

Wing Kei volunteer with resident

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Attending to what is important

Recognizing our expertise in culturally responsive care, the provincial government funded us to develop an interactive, practical educational experience to strengthen culturally responsive practices and transform how health care practitioners engage with residents. The toolkit is available for free to all continuing care staff across the province.