Assisted Living in Burlington, ON

There are 3 assisted living in Burlington, with costs ranging from $5,350 to $5,350 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.

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Sunrise of Burlington

Burlington, Ontario

4.5(88 reviews)

Sunrise of Burlington is a senior living community in Burlington, Ontario offering assisted living, memory care, and short-term stays in a convenient location near the lakefront.

Assisted LivingMemory CarePet Friendly
From $5,350/mo
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LaSalle Park Retirement Community

Burlington, Ontario

4.7(101 reviews)

LaSalle Park Retirement Community is a vibrant seniors living community in Burlington offering independent living, assisted living, and respite stays with engaging daily activities and personalized care services.

Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Park Avenue Manor Retirement Community by Spring Living

Burlington, Ontario

4.9(8 reviews)

Park Avenue Manor is a retirement community in Burlington, Ontario offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite stays in a bungalow-style setting.

Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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How to choose assisted living in Burlington

Burlington sits comfortably between Hamilton and Mississauga, which means families searching for assisted living here benefit from a corridor of options — from quieter residential pockets near Aldershot and Brant Hills to more central locations close to downtown Burlington's shops and waterfront. That variety is genuinely useful, because proximity to familiar surroundings and easy access for visiting family often matters as much as the care program itself.

Ontario's assisted living and retirement residences are licensed by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA). Before you commit to any community, look up the home in the RHRA public registry to confirm its licence is in good standing and to review any inspection reports. This takes only a few minutes and gives you a factual baseline before you ever walk through the door. If your parent eventually needs a higher level of care, Ontario Health atHome coordinates publicly funded long-term care placement and home and community care services — it's worth understanding that pathway now, even if you're focused on assisted living today.

Burlington's proximity to Joseph Brant Hospital is a practical consideration many families overlook until a health event forces the question. Choosing a residence within a comfortable distance of the hospital — ideally on a public transit route or a short drive — can reduce stress considerably if your parent needs specialist appointments or emergency care. Many Burlington communities also have easy access to nearby bus routes, which preserves independence for residents who don't drive.

When you're comparing options, lead with care level first: confirm exactly which personal support services and medication management the community provides, and be honest about whether those match your parent's current and likely future needs. Budget second — private-pay rates vary by care level and suite size, so use the listings on this page as a starting point, then call each home directly for an up-to-date monthly figure. Availability third — waitlists in the Greater Hamilton–Burlington area can move faster or slower depending on the season, so it's wise to tour and express interest in more than one community at the same time.

Assisted Living costs & funding in Burlington

Typical cost: $5,350$5,350 per month.

Assisted living in Ontario is primarily private-pay; monthly rates vary by suite type and the level of personal support included. Federal programs such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) may help lower-income seniors manage costs, and Ontario Health atHome can connect families with publicly funded home and community care services that complement a private placement.

Frequently asked questions

How much does assisted living cost per month in Burlington?
Private-pay rates vary by care level and suite size — there is no single figure. Use the listings on this page to compare ranges, then call each community directly for a current monthly quote that reflects your parent's specific care needs.
What's the difference between assisted living and retirement homes in Burlington?
Both offer personal support services, but Ontario retirement homes are formally licensed by the RHRA and carry specific rights under provincial legislation. Assisted living arrangements vary more widely in structure. Browsing our Burlington Retirement Homes listings alongside this page helps clarify the distinction.
Is there any government funding or subsidy available for assisted living in Ontario?
Assisted living is mostly private-pay in Ontario. Federal Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) can help offset costs for lower-income seniors. Ontario Health atHome can arrange publicly funded home and community care services that may supplement a private residence.
How do I arrange a tour or check availability at a Burlington assisted living community?
Contact each community directly using the phone number or enquiry form on their listing page. Ask about current suite availability, waitlist timelines, and whether a trial stay is possible. Touring more than one community on the same day makes comparison easier.
What should I look for during an assisted living tour in Burlington?
Observe how staff interact with residents, ask to see the written care plan process, and confirm which services are included versus billed separately. Check proximity to Joseph Brant Hospital and public transit for ongoing appointments and family visits.

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