Amica London
66GoodLondon, Ontario
Amica London is a retirement residence in northwest London offering premium senior living with flexible care services including independent living, assisted living, and respite care.
There are 25 assisted living in London, with costs ranging from $3,225 to $3,225 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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London, Ontario
Amica London is a retirement residence in northwest London offering premium senior living with flexible care services including independent living, assisted living, and respite care.
London, Ontario
Bloom London is a retirement community in London, Ontario offering seniors apartments, independent living, and assisted living with modern amenities, engaging activities, and support for daily needs.
London, Ontario
The Manor Village in London, Ontario is a retirement home offering independent living, assisted living, enhanced personal care, memory care, and palliative care services. Located at 230 Victoria Street in London's Old North area, the community provides senior accommodation with access to healthcare services.
London, Ontario
The Waverley Retirement Residence is an elegant Victorian mansion-style retirement home located in Old South London, Ontario, offering 24-hour personalized care and comprehensive senior living services.
London, Ontario
Right at Home In-Home Care London & St. Thomas provides personalized home care services including companion care, personal care, nursing care, and specialty care for seniors and individuals in need.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Riverstone is a retirement community in London, Ontario, located in West 5, Canada's first solar-powered neighbourhood. It offers independent living suites, seniors' apartments, and villas with chef-prepared meals, wellness services, and an active lifestyle.
London, Ontario
Fox Hollow Retirement Residence is a luxury low-rise four-storey seniors housing community in northwest London, Ontario offering seniors apartments, independent living, assisted living and memory care options with Age-in-Place philosophy.
London, Ontario
Oakcrossing Retirement Living is a retirement residence in London, Ontario, offering independent and assisted living options with spacious studios, one- and two-bedroom suites, along with extensive amenities and services.
London, Ontario
Canada Life Place is a assisted living option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Community Living London is a assisted living option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Comfort Keepers Home Care London provides personalized in-home senior care across London and surrounding communities. Services include personal care, companionship, respite care, dementia support, and palliative care.
London, Ontario
Ashwood Manor is a retirement home in London, Ontario, established in 1987, offering assisted living with 24-hour professional nursing care and a range of amenities and activities.
London, Ontario
Maple View Terrace is a vibrant retirement home providing quality care to independent seniors in London for more than 30 years. It offers spacious studios with kitchenettes, home-cooked meals, housekeeping services, and a range of activities.
London, Ontario
Queen's Village is a 63-unit retirement home serving London, Ontario, providing retirement living in a home-like setting with secure and safe environment, approved as an ORCA member.
London, Ontario
Horton Street 50+ Centre is a assisted living option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Oakcrossing Retirement Living is a retirement residence in London, Ontario, offering independent and assisted living accommodations with a variety of amenities and dining options.
London, Ontario
PHSS is a non-profit organization that supports individuals with developmental, medical, or complex physical needs to live in their own homes and participate in their communities. The organization operates across 80+ locations in Ontario and supports 450+ individuals.
London, Ontario
Salvation Army, London Centre Of Hope is a assisted living option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Cheshire is a non-profit, government-funded organization established in 1979 that enables adults with significant physical disabilities and frail seniors to live independently in their own community through home and community-based support services.
London, Ontario
Cheshire Independent Living Services is a non-profit, government-funded organization since 1979 that provides support services enabling adults with physical disabilities and frail seniors to live independently in their own community.
London, Ontario
Cheshire is a non-profit, government-funded organization established in 1979 that provides support services for high-risk seniors and adults with physical disabilities in London and surrounding counties in Ontario.
London, Ontario
Cheshire London provides community assisted living and attendant outreach services to high-risk seniors and adults with physical disabilities in the London, Ontario area, with a focus on person-centred care and independent living.
London, Ontario
Ontario Health at Home is a provincially-integrated health network providing coordinated home care, community care, long-term care, and supportive living services across Ontario.
London, Ontario
Ontario Health atHome is a public organization coordinating home care, community care, long-term care placement, and information services across the South West region of Ontario, including the London office.
London sits at the heart of southwestern Ontario, and its size means assisted living options are spread across a range of neighbourhoods — from established communities near the North End and Byron to newer developments closer to the south end. As you explore, it helps to think about which part of the city keeps your parent close to their familiar routines: their family doctor, their faith community, or the friends they've had for decades. Proximity to major hospitals — London Health Sciences Centre and St. Joseph's Health Care London both serve the region — can also matter if your parent has ongoing specialist appointments or a complex health history.
Ontario's retirement and assisted living sector is regulated by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA). Any home that provides care services alongside accommodation must be licensed under the RHRA, which means it has met provincial standards for safety, staffing, and care delivery. Before you tour a home, it's worth confirming its RHRA licence status and asking to see its most recent inspection report — every licensed home is required to make this available to prospective residents. This is one of the most practical steps you can take to feel confident in your shortlist.
Unlike long-term care in Ontario, assisted living and retirement homes are largely private-pay, so monthly rates vary by suite size, the care package your parent needs, and the community's amenities. Comparing costs across listings is a useful starting point, but calling each community directly is the only way to understand exactly what a quoted rate includes. Ask specifically about what triggers a care-level review and whether the monthly fee can increase if your parent's needs change over time — this is one of the most common surprises families encounter.
London's transit connections and relatively compact geography make it easier than you might expect for family members to visit regularly, which research consistently shows improves outcomes for residents. If your parent values independence alongside support, it may also be worth exploring whether Home Care or a Retirement Home better fits their current needs — and if cognitive changes are a concern, our Memory Care listings in London are a natural next step. Take your time, bring your parent into the conversation wherever possible, and trust that the right fit is worth the search.
Typical cost: $3,225–$3,225 per month.
Assisted living in Ontario sits largely outside the publicly funded system — monthly rates are private-pay and reflect the level of care and suite chosen. Seniors with lower incomes may be eligible for federal Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), which can help offset costs; for publicly funded residential care, Ontario Health atHome manages referrals to the long-term care system.
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