By Sam Borsato - (@BorsatoSam on Twitter)

Residents Have Chance to Offer Feedback on Health Care Services

Mar 7, 2016 | 9:43 AM

LETHBRIDGE: The Oldman River Health Advisory Council is giving residents the chance to have their say in local and regional health care.

The Council plays a role in the strategic direction of Alberta Health Services by engaging community members.

They’ll be covering input on local and regional health, feedback on health care services provided by AHS and will provide more information on the council itself.

Public participation is particularly important for ensuring quality and accountability. It also makes services more responsive for those who need them most.

Public feedback will be heard around noon on Tuesday, March 8th in Room 1101 at Lethbridge Centre. The entire meeting will run from 11:00-am to 2:30-pm.

Week-in-review: Passenger rail, a big investment in Coaldale and an NFL draftee from Lethbridge

May 04, 2024

What's Happening in Lethbridge this weekend: May 3, 2024

May 03, 2024

Week-in-review: Municipal election changes, a leadership debate and green bins

Apr 27, 2024