System Reality

Mason Standard of Care™ — Formal Framework Overview

This framework was developed based on longitudinal system evidence and real-world coordination across disability, health, and housing systems.

It defines the minimum conditions required to ensure care is stable, aligned, and responsive — before crisis occurs.

This is not a program. It is a system-level standard.

Full framework and implementation model available for policy briefing.

Developed March 21, 2026
Kristina Koivisto — TeamMason2021™
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Alberta approved the funding.
Families are still waiting.

• Funding increased +34%
• Families served increased only +21.7%
• Thousands remain approved—but uncontracted

This is not a funding problem.
It is a delivery gap.

Auditor General findings (2022 link & 2025 link ) confirm:
Families are being deemed eligible—then left waiting years for actual support.

➡️Connect with Jenn Thompson and access her advocacy work through her Facebook page, where the Parent Partnership Project is shared within a private group offering tools and guidance to help families navigate the FSCD waitlist and move toward receiving approved services.

👉 Share your experience with FSCD-funded specialized (therapy) services through this anonymous FSCD Specialized Service Delivery Survey

Thousands of Canadians with complex disabilities rely on family caregivers Source

Fragmented systems with no coordination Source

When that caregiver is gone Source
there is often nothing ready to replace them.

This is the continuity of care gap — not future, current Source

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Services exist across Alberta’s disability system — but they are not built to work together.

Families are left to coordinate care, manage transitions, and carry communication between systems, with no single structure ensuring continuity.

This is the reality: families are carrying the system.

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