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We provide capacity assessment services in Greater Edmonton Area

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About Us – Capacity Assessors Alberta

Empowering Individuals. Supporting Decisions. Serving Alberta.

Welcome to CapacityAssessors.ca, your trusted source for professional Capacity Assessment Services in Alberta. We are led by Mukesh Mishra, MSW, RCSW, a Designated Capacity Assessor (DCA) authorized under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA). With years of experience in mental health, social work, and supported decision-making, Mukesh is committed to helping Albertans navigate the complex legal and healthcare systems surrounding mental capacity and guardianship.
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Who We Are

At CapacityAssessors.ca, we specialize in conducting capacity assessments for:

  • Personal decision-making (healthcare, accommodation, etc.)

  • Financial matters

  • Guardianship and trusteeship applications

  • Supported decision-making arrangements

  • Co-Decision Making Agreements

  • Review of existing court orders related to capacity

Mukesh Mishra brings extensive experience as a Registered Clinical Social Worker (RCSW) and holds a Master of Social Work (MSW). He is deeply committed to ethical, culturally competent, and person-centered assessments that respect the dignity and rights of every individual.

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Service Areas – Greater Edmonton & Beyond

We proudly serve the entire Greater Edmonton Region, including communities within a 1–2 hour driving radius. This allows us to deliver timely, in-person capacity assessments wherever you are—whether in your home, hospital, long-term care facility, or another community setting.

Primary Edmonton Area

  • Edmonton (All neighborhoods)

  • St. Albert

  • Sherwood Park

  • Fort Saskatchewan

  • Leduc

  • Beaumont

  • Spruce Grove

  • Stony Plain

Nearby Locations (Within 1–2 Hours from Edmonton)

  • Morinville

  • Devon

  • Gibbons

  • Bon Accord

  • Calmar

  • Nisku

  • Millet

  • Camrose

  • Wetaskiwin

  • Westlock

  • Barrhead

  • Legal

  • Redwater

  • Tofield

  • Vegreville

  • Lamont

  • Bruderheim

  • Smoky Lake

  • Wabamun

  • Drayton Valley 

  • Edson

  • Athabasca 

  • Viking

  • New Sarepta

If you’re unsure whether your area is covered, feel free to contact us — we often travel to other parts of Central Alberta by request.

Common Questions about Capacity Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

A capacity assessment is a formal process used to determine whether an adult can make personal or financial decisions independently. It is commonly required for guardianship, trusteeship, supported decision-making agreements, or co-decision-making arrangements under Alberta's Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA).

A capacity assessment can be requested by:

  • Family members or caregivers concerned about a loved one’s decision-making ability

  • Legal representatives or lawyers

  • Physicians, healthcare providers, or social workers

  • The Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee (OPGT)

  • Individuals going through a court process for guardianship or trusteeship

All assessments are performed by Mukesh Mishra, MSW, RCSW, a licensed Designated Capacity Assessor (DCA) in Alberta. Mukesh is authorized by the Minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services to conduct capacity assessments under AGTA.

We provide mobile services across Edmonton and surrounding areas (within 1–2 hours driving distance). Assessments can be conducted at:

  • Your home

  • Hospital or care facility

  • Assisted living or nursing home

  • Office or neutral location (if preferred)

We serve the Greater Edmonton Area, including St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, Spruce Grove, Beaumont, and Stony Plain. We also travel to nearby communities such as Camrose, Wetaskiwin, Drayton Valley, Westlock, Barrhead, Tofield, and many others within a 1–2 hour radius of Edmonton.

Most assessments take 2-3  hrs, depending on the complexity of the case and the individual’s health or cognitive condition. Additional time may be needed for reviewing documentation or follow-up.

After the assessment, you will receive a Capacity Assessment Report, which includes findings and recommendations. This report can be submitted to the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee or used in court proceedings, depending on your situation.

Fees vary depending on location, complexity, and travel time. A full quote will be provided before scheduling your assessment. Please contact us directly for a personalized estimate.

Yes. All information shared during the assessment is kept strictly confidential and is handled in accordance with Alberta’s privacy laws and ethical standards for social work and healthcare professionals.

You may be asked to provide:

  • A government-issued photo ID for the individual being assessed

  • Medical records or psychological evaluations (if available)

  • A court file number (if involved in legal proceedings)

  • Any Power of Attorney, Personal Directive, or previous assessments (if applicable)

Yes. We offer flexible scheduling, including evening and weekend appointments for urgent cases. Contact us directly to check availability.

To book an assessment or request more information, you can:

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