Nursing Homes au Quebec
Long-term care facilities providing 24/7 skilled nursing care for seniors with complex medical needs.
90 résidences trouvées
Pour qui ?
Seniors with complex medical needs requiring 24-hour skilled nursing care, including those recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions.
À quoi s'attendre
Registered nurses and personal support workers on-site around the clock, medical equipment, rehabilitation services, and physician visits. Rooms may be shared or private.
Tarification au Canada
Long-term care costs vary by province. In Ontario, co-payments for a basic room start around $1,900/month (government-subsidized). Private-pay facilities may charge $5,000–$10,000+/month.
Villes pour Nursing Homes au Quebec
Montreal(18 résidences)Québec(10 résidences)Repentigny(7 résidences)Laval(6 résidences)Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu(5 résidences)Saint-Lambert(4 résidences)Granby(4 résidences)Lévis(3 résidences)Drummondville(3 résidences)Trois-Rivieres(3 résidences)Westmount(2 résidences)Saint-Hyacinthe(2 résidences)Longueuil
Foire aux questions
How much do nursing homes cost in Quebec?
Nursing home costs in Quebec vary by province. Government-subsidized long-term care co-payments for a basic room start around $1,900/month in some provinces, as set by provincial health ministries. Private-pay facilities may charge $5,000 to $10,000+ per month. The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) publishes annual data on long-term care spending across provinces.
Who qualifies for a nursing home in Quebec?
Nursing homes serve seniors with complex medical needs requiring 24-hour skilled nursing care. Eligibility is typically determined through a provincial care assessment coordinated by your regional health authority (e.g., Ontario Health Teams, BC Health Authority, Alberta Health Services). Placement is managed through a centralized waitlist system in most provinces.
What services do nursing homes provide in Quebec?
Nursing homes provide 24-hour nursing care, medication management, rehabilitation services (physio, occupational therapy), physician visits, meals, personal care assistance, and recreational activities. All publicly funded nursing homes must meet provincial care standards and undergo regular inspections. Rooms may be shared or private depending on availability and funding.
