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A premier Park Place multi-level care residence, The Wellington provides Independent and Supportive Living options for seniors seeking to maintain your independence while enjoying access and services to amenities. Located in the heart of Medicine Hat, Alberta the picturesque community provides our residents and their families the opportunity to enjoy the varied local shops and restaurants located in the city's downtown area, within close proximity from our residence. The Wellington Retirement Residence has 50 designated Supportive Living Level 4 government funded suites, accessed through Alberta Health Services, South Zone. For more information see our Subsidized Care Page.

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