Senior Homes in Mission, BC
Retirement homes & senior living communities in Mission
Mission, British Columbia, offers a variety of senior living options that cater to different lifestyles and needs, ranging from independent living to assisted care facilities. Known for its picturesque landscapes and a strong sense of community, families considering senior homes in Mission should be aware of the city's welcoming atmosphere, access to nature, and local amenities, which enhance the quality of life for seniors. It's important to explore the range of services and support available to ensure the best fit for their loved ones.
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Aurum Healthcare Services
Mission, BC
5.0Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Boswyk Seniors Activity Centre
Mission, BC
4.5Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Care Connection Health Services
Mission, BC
2.3Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Carrington House
Mission, BC
4.8From $3,910/mo

Cedar Valley Manor
Mission, BC
4.5$1,833 – $3,818/moest.

Cedarbrooke Chateau- Independent Retirement Living
Mission, BC
4.3Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Mission Co-operative Housing Association
Mission, BC
4.8Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Mission Hills Apartments
Mission, BC
4.5Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Mission Hospice Society
Mission, BC
4.7Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Mission Manor
Mission, BC
4.3Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Pleasant View Apartments
Mission, BC
$1,773 – $3,695/moest.

Pleasant View Housing Society
Mission, BC
4.7Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Princess Daphne Apartments
Mission, BC
2.6Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

Supportify Home Care
Mission, BC
Contact for pricing: (236) 239-2909

The Bellevue
Mission, BC
5.0$2,000 – $3,000/mo

The Cedars
Mission, BC
3.4$2,865 – $5,819/moest.

The Residence In Mission (TRIM)
Mission, BC
4.2$3,705 – $6,329/moest.

Welton Towers
Mission, BC
4.3$2,247 – $4,682/moest.
Top-rated senior homes in Mission (2026)
Ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviews (a rating from only a few reviews counts for less), among residences with at least 10 Google reviews. Updated October 2026. How we rank
- 1Carrington House
★ 4.8 (32 Google reviews) · Assisted Living · from $3,910/month
- 2Cedar Valley Manor
★ 4.5 (40 Google reviews) · Independent Living · about $1,833/month (est.)
- 3Pleasant View Housing Society
★ 4.7 (10 Google reviews) · Independent Living
- 4The Residence In Mission (TRIM)
★ 4.2 (50 Google reviews) · Memory Care, Nursing Homes, Respite Care · about $3,705/month (est.)
Prices mentioned below are SeniorHome.ca estimates, not rates published by the communities. Ask each community for its current rates.
Senior homes in Mission: a local guide
SeniorHome.ca lists 18 senior homes and retirement homes in Mission, British Columbia: independent-living apartments and non-profit housing societies, two assisted living residences, one memory care home, one long-term care (nursing) home and a hospice. Across communities with a SeniorHome.ca price estimate the estimated median starting rate is about $2,247 a month, from a median of $1,873 for independent living to $3,705 where daily nursing care is included.
Subsidized long-term care and assisted living here are arranged through Fraser Health after a care-needs assessment, while private retirement homes can be arranged directly, so most families work both tracks at once. A free care assessment helps you see which one fits.
Where senior homes are in Mission
Almost every senior home in Mission sits in the central grid, close to downtown and the hospital. The Hurd and Cedar Street corridor is the densest cluster: The Residence in Mission (TRIM) at 7324 Hurd Street, The Cedars at 7380 Hurd, Pleasant View Care Home at 7530 Hurd, and Cedar Valley Manor at 8358 Cedar Street. A second group sits downtown on 2nd and 3rd Avenue — Welton Towers, Mission Manor and Princess Daphne Apartments — near shops and the Mission City transit exchange.
The outer areas are mostly single-family and acreage neighbourhoods with few purpose-built residences, so families usually search by area and then tour centrally. Local BC Transit routes are named for those areas and all meet at Mission City station:
- Senior homes near Cedar Valley — the newer residential area north of downtown, served by the 33 Cedar Valley bus.
- Senior homes near Hatzic — east of the centre, served by the 35 Hatzic bus.
- Senior homes near Silverdale — the rural west side toward Maple Ridge.
- Senior homes near Steelhead — the hillside area north of the centre.
What senior homes cost in Mission
These are median starting (lowest estimated) monthly rates for private-pay suites in Mission, by care type, as estimated by SeniorHome.ca:
- Independent living (5): median from $1,873 — rent and amenities, sometimes meals; Cedar Valley Manor from $1,833, Welton Towers from $2,247.
- Assisted living (2): median from $2,865 — meals, housekeeping and personal care; The Cedars from $2,865.
- Memory care (1), nursing home care (1) and respite (2): from $3,705 — 24-hour staffing and nursing oversight.
- Palliative care (1): SeniorHome.ca does not have a monthly rate estimate for Mission Hospice Society.
Two cautions: a starting rate is the smallest suite at the lowest care level, with care packages and a second occupant added on top; and these are private rates — in subsidized long-term care and assisted living, what you pay is set by your income. See the cost of senior living in Mission for the full breakdown.
Public long-term care and home care in Mission
Mission is part of Fraser Health. Home and community care runs out of Mission Home Health at 7298 Hurd Street, which assesses eligibility for home support, palliative care, long-term care and assisted living; new clients call the Fraser Health Access Line, 1-855-412-2121. A long-term care placement is handled by an assigned case manager after that assessment — you can't reserve a space by phoning a care home directly. Subsidized rates are income-based, assisted living residences are registered with B.C.'s Assisted Living Registrar, and 8-1-1 (HealthLink BC) can point you to the right office.
The Residence in Mission, the city's publicly operated long-term care home, is a three-storey Fraser Health home built in 2014 and organized into eight neighbourhoods, each with its own dining and lounge space; the site also offers a day program for older adults and overnight respite. The Specialized Seniors Clinic at Mission Community Health Centre (7298 Hurd Street) supports older adults with multiple medical issues who risk losing their independence, and Mission Community Services Society runs Better at Home, Meals on Wheels and activity programs for residents aged 55 and over.
Hospitals and getting around
Mission Memorial Hospital, at 7324 Hurd Street, is the local community hospital, with a 24-hour emergency department (Fraser Health posts notices when ED service is temporarily interrupted) and free parking. Specialist and complex care goes to Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, a 257-bed regional hospital with 24/7 emergency and a BC Cancer centre whose catchment includes Mission.
Mission City station is the eastern terminus of the West Coast Express commuter train to downtown Vancouver, which runs weekday peak hours only, and all local BC Transit routes meet there. Residents 65 and over get a seniors' discount on B.C. public transit by showing a BC Services Card, and handyDART door-to-door service is available to riders who can't use regular buses.
How to choose a senior home in Mission
- Sort out the funding route first. If nursing-level care is likely, start the Fraser Health assessment; for housing plus light support, approach retirement homes directly.
- Check what kind of building it is. Several Mission listings are non-profit or co-operative seniors' housing with income-tested rents, not full-service retirement homes.
- Ask what the quoted rate includes — meals, housekeeping, laundry, medication support — and what triggers a higher care fee.
- Confirm assisted living registration and ask what happens when a resident's needs outgrow the home.
- Use respite or a day program as a trial before committing.
- Visit at lunch on a weekday and again on a weekend evening, and check the walk to the hospital, pharmacy and bus stop.
- Read the reviews on each profile (Mission ratings range from 2.3 to 4.8), then test what you read on the tour.
Sources
- Mission Memorial Hospital - Fraser Health (HealthLink BC listing)
- Emergency - Mission Memorial Hospital - Fraser Health
- General Medicine - Mission Memorial Hospital - Fraser Health (parking, hours)
- Home Care Nursing - Mission - Fraser Health (Mission Home Health, Access Line)
- Long Term Care Facilities - Fraser Health Authority (access via case manager)
- The Residence in Mission - long term care - Fraser Health
- Residence in Mission, The - Fraser Health (services at location)
- Specialized Seniors Clinic - Mission - Fraser Health
Frequently asked questions
How many retirement homes are in Mission?
SeniorHome.ca lists 18 senior living communities in Mission, including independent living (10), home care (3), assisted living (2), respite care (2), associations (1).
How much does senior living cost in Mission?
Based on SeniorHome.ca's estimates for 8 Mission communities, the average starting price is about $2,627 a month (from $1,773). These are estimates, so ask each community for its rates. Care is often billed on top of the suite rate. See detailed costs in Mission.
What types of senior care are available in Mission?
Options in Mission include independent living, home care, assisted living, respite care, associations, memory care, nursing homes, palliative care, retirement residences.
Which Mission senior living communities are rated highest on Google?
Among Mission communities with at least 10 Google reviews, the highest rated are Carrington House (4.8 from 32 reviews), Pleasant View Housing Society (4.7 from 10 reviews), Cedar Valley Manor (4.5 from 40 reviews). A visit is still the best way to judge fit.