About Wing Kei
If this is your first time hearing about Wing Kei, we are so excited you're here!
Wing Kei exists to create nurturing communities where seniors find social connection, emotional fulfillment, belonging, and safety as their health and personal care needs change.
3
Facilities
320
Residents
64
Day Program Clients
Our high-quality care is rooted in our mission to love and embrace seniors, emphasizing their independence to make decisions for themselves. Knowing that as we age and experience cognitive and physical challenges, we often seek what is most comfortable to us.
Our culturally-sensitive care recognizes the importance of surrounding seniors with what they know: languages they speak and understand, food that tastes and smells familiar, activities that create new memories and touch on the past.
Our organizational culture invites, encourages, and celebrates collaboration. Residents and their families are an integral part of the care team. And each of us from support services to the clinical team and administrators to volunteers know that our work is centred on caring for residents and each other.
Fundraising for Wing Kei Village
Support our effort to build a new multi-phase campus of care for our seniors in Calgary.
2026
Wing Kei Highland Park
Phase one of the Wing Kei Village project
The Wing Kei Highland Park will consist of 180 beds for residents, offering culturally-appropriate long-term care and hospice care for seniors in Calgary. Construction of the new facility has begun and is projected to open in Fall of 2026.
2018
Wing Kei Greenview Long Term Care
Since early November 2018, Wing Kei Greenview Long-term Care has become a warm and welcoming home for 80 seniors. Located in Calgary, Greenview represents a major milestone in Wing Kei’s mission to provide compassionate, high-quality care for the elderly in our community.​​
2015
Wing Kei Greenview Supportive Living
In 2009, Wing Kei received a $6.5 million ASLI grant from the provincial government to develop Wing Kei Greenview, a new supportive living facility. Groundbreaking took place in 2010, and the centre officially opened in February 2015, providing care for 95 seniors in a culturally appropriate and compassionate environment.​
2005
Wing Kei Crescent Height
With growing community support and increasing demand, Wing Kei expanded its capacity. By 2005, Crescent Heights was home to 89 long-term care residents, becoming a trusted and beloved care facility for many families.