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Senior Homes & Retirement Homes Across Canada

SeniorHome.ca lists 12,072 senior homes in every province and territory: retirement homes, assisted living, memory care, independent living and long-term care. Compare published 2026 rates, care offered and Google ratings, then contact communities for free.

Retirement homes by province

Senior homes in Canada's largest cities

What senior homes cost in Canada (2026)

Type of senior homeMedian starting rate / monthAverage top rate / month
Retirement homes$2,408$4,959
Independent Living$2,367$4,986
Assisted Living$2,602$5,271
Memory Care$3,414$6,007
Nursing Homes$2,816$5,603

From rates published by communities on SeniorHome.ca. Full cost of senior living guide

Frequently asked questions

How much does a retirement home cost in Canada?

Based on SeniorHome.ca's price estimates for retirement homes, the median starting price is about $2,408 a month and the average top rate about $4,959. Costs vary widely by province and city, and care is usually billed on top of the suite rate.

What is the difference between a senior home, a retirement home and a nursing home?

"Senior home" is an umbrella term. A retirement home (retirement residence) is private-pay housing with meals, housekeeping and optional care that you choose and move into directly. A nursing home (long-term care home) provides 24-hour nursing care and is publicly funded, with placement arranged through your province after an assessment.

How many senior homes are there in Canada?

SeniorHome.ca lists 12,072 senior living communities across every province and territory, including retirement homes, assisted living, memory care, independent living and long-term care homes.

How do I find a retirement home near me?

Search by city or postal code, then compare communities by care type, published monthly rates and Google ratings. You can send a free inquiry or book a tour directly from each community's page.

Explore Care Types

Find the level of care that's right for your loved one

Adult Day Programs

Structured daytime programs offering social activities, meals, and supervised care so family caregivers can take a break.

Assisted Living

Residential communities providing help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medication management while promoting independence.

Associations

Seniors' associations, councils on aging, advocacy groups and senior care industry associations: information, programs, advocacy and connections to local services.

Clinics

Clinics for older adults: geriatric medicine and assessment, memory and dementia clinics, seniors' mental health, falls and mobility clinics, and foot care and nursing clinics for seniors.

Hearing Clinics

Hearing clinics for older adults: hearing tests by audiologists and hearing instrument practitioners, hearing aid fitting, adjustments and repairs.

Home Care

Professional caregivers who provide assistance in the senior's own home, from companionship to skilled nursing.

Independent Living

Active adult communities for seniors who are largely self-sufficient but want a maintenance-free lifestyle with social opportunities.

Memory Care

Specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and other memory-related conditions in a secure environment.

Nanny & Caregiver Agencies

Agencies that place nannies, live-in caregivers and companions with families, for in-home support of an older relative.

Nursing Homes

Long-term care facilities providing 24/7 skilled nursing care for seniors with complex medical needs.

Palliative Care

Compassionate end-of-life care focused on comfort, pain management, and quality of life for seniors with serious illnesses.

Pharmacies

Pharmacies serving seniors: prescriptions, medication reviews, blister packs, delivery, vaccinations and home health products.

Primary Care

Primary care networks and family health teams: groups of family doctors, nurses and other health professionals offering programs and ongoing care, often including seniors' health services.

Respite Care

Short-term stays in a care facility to give regular caregivers a temporary break.

Retirement Residences

All-inclusive residential communities offering meals, housekeeping, social activities, and optional care services.

Vendors

Suppliers of home health and mobility equipment for seniors: walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, lift chairs, hospital beds, bath safety and other daily-living aids, to buy or rent.

How It Works

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2

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