On April 1, 2024, AHS parking rates will increase by 3.18% to 3.3% across Alberta. This adjustment, the first in more than eight years, is necessary to cover rising maintenance and construction costs for parking structures. See below for revised rates at parkades across province.

If parking costs are a barrier for any Albertan, AHS offers support through monthly/weekly passes below market rates and compassionate passes for those in need. Some locations also provide volunteer driver programs for free transportation.

It's important to note that healthcare funding doesn't support parking expenses; AHS Parking Services must be financially self-sustaining. For more information, read the news release.

We need appropriate and accessible parking to help deliver the quality of care we provide to Albertans every day.

Healthcare dollars are used to fund patient care services, not building parkades. AHS parking facilities are required to be self-sustaining. Parking fees must cover all operating costs (including long term debt), maintenance and construction of new parking structures. We recognize that paying for parking can be an extra financial burden on some, to compensate we’ve tried to keep our rates competitive and in most cases below market value.

We also encourage patients, visitors and public parkers to use the AHS Parking app. The AHS Parking app allows visitors and patients to pay for AHS parking using their mobile devices, receive alerts when their parking time is about to expire, extend their parking without running back to feed the meter and stop their parking time if an appointment ends earlier than expected. The app can be downloaded for free to any iPhone or android device.

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