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Explore practical information, local resources, and care advice designed to support residents and families.
Navigating health care, long-term care, and community supports can feel overwhelming. We have gathered helpful New Brunswick resources and practical information to help residents and families understand their options and feel better prepared.
Information about seniors’ services, long-term care, residential care, financial assistance, and how to begin the assessment process.
Phone: 1-833-733-7835
A user-friendly provincial website that helps seniors, families, and caregivers explore available programs, services, and financial supports.
A practical provincial guide to programs, services, financial supports, housing, transportation, health care, and long-term care.
A free, confidential information and referral service that helps New Brunswickers find community, social, health, housing, financial, and caregiver supports. Dial 211 or visit the website.
Information, education, caregiver support, counselling, and programs for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia.
Dementia Helpline: 1-800-664-8411
Home and community health-care services that may include nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, respiratory therapy, dietetics, social work, rehabilitation, and palliative support. Eligibility is determined through the Extra-Mural Program.
Care Coordination Centre: 1-844-982-7367
A free, confidential, bilingual health line available at any time. Call 811 for health advice, help finding appropriate services, or guidance when you are unsure where to seek care.
An independent service that helps older adults understand their rights, access services, and address concerns involving long-term care, health care, housing, or government services.
Phone: 1-833-453-8653
Our information articles offer practical guidance for residents, families, and caregivers. Topics may include fall prevention, mobility and equipment, dementia care, preparing for a move, adjusting to residential care, and understanding changes in care needs.
This information is intended for general education and does not replace individualized advice from a physician or other qualified health-care professional.
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