GreenTree Community Inclusion Programs Inc.
Kelowna, BC
4.4$3,415 – $7,026/mo
Independent LivingNursing HomesRespite Care
Active adult communities for seniors who are largely self-sufficient but want a maintenance-free lifestyle with social opportunities.
7 communities found
Active, self-sufficient seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with social opportunities and optional support services.
Private apartments or cottages, communal amenities like fitness centres and dining rooms, organized social events, and optional add-on services like housekeeping or meals.
Independent living communities generally range from $2,000 to $5,000/month, typically covering rent, utilities, and some meals.
Independent living in Kelowna, BC generally ranges from $2,000 to $5,000 per month, typically covering rent, utilities, and some meals. Premium communities with extensive amenities may cost more. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows rental rates for seniors-specific housing vary significantly between major cities and smaller communities.
Independent living is ideal for active, self-sufficient seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with social opportunities. Residents don't need daily personal care assistance but enjoy the convenience of communal amenities. Statistics Canada reports that over 75% of Canadians aged 65+ live independently, many choosing retirement communities for social connection.
Most independent living communities offer private apartments or cottages, fitness centres, dining rooms, organized social events, housekeeping, and maintenance-free living. Some include pools, libraries, and on-site wellness services. Communities regulated under provincial retirement home legislation must meet specific safety and service standards.
Kelowna, BC
$3,144 – $6,468/mo
Consider the location, apartment layouts, meal plans, social programming, fitness facilities, and what services are included vs. extra. Visit several communities and attend a meal or activity to get a feel for the community culture. The Government of Canada's Seniors portal (canada.ca/seniors) provides guidance on evaluating housing options for older adults.
