There are 44 assisted living in Montreal, with costs ranging from $525 to $7,091 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
42 providers found
Montréal, Quebec
Chartwell Belvédères de Lachine is a retirement residence near Montreal's Lachine district offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care in a waterfront community setting.
Montréal, Quebec
Chartwell Rosemont Les Quartiers is a retirement residence in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie neighbourhood of Montreal offering independent living, semi-assisted living, and memory care under one roof.
Montréal, Quebec
Elogia is a 12-storey senior residence with 526 apartments in Montréal, located at the intersection of Sherbrooke Street and Boulevard de l'Assomption. The residence offers independent living units and 50 care units for semi-autonomous residents.
Montréal, Quebec
Les Verrières du Golf is a 235-unit retirement residence in the Bois-Franc neighbourhood of Saint-Laurent, Quebec, offering independent and assisted-living options with 8 care units.
Montreal, Quebec
LIZ is a 10-storey retirement residence in Montréal featuring 314 modern apartments and 24 care units for semi-autonomous seniors.
Montreal, Quebec
ORA is a 12-storey residential complex in Montreal's Ahuntsic area offering 363 apartments and 21 care units for seniors seeking independent living or semi-autonomous care with on-site services and amenities.
Montréal, Quebec
Résidence Vista is a private retirement residence located in the Monkland neighbourhood of Montreal, offering independent living with a range of services and amenities including a rooftop garden, indoor pool, and cinema.
Montréal, Quebec
La Résidence Sheppard et James is a retirement home for semi-autonomous seniors in Montreal that provides assisted living services and specialized care for residents with dementia and mild cognitive loss.
Montréal, Quebec
Centre d'hébergement Émilie-Gamelin is a CHSLD (long-term care facility) located in Montréal operated by Santé Québec Centre-Sud-de-l'Île-de-Montréal. The facility offers residential accommodation and healthcare services for seniors.
Montreal, Quebec
Chartwell Les Tours Angrignon is a retirement residence in LaSalle, Montreal offering independent living, semi-assisted living, and memory care in a three-tower complex with various accommodation options.
Montréal, Quebec
West Island Manor is a nursing home offering long-term care services with 24/7 nursing care and personalized services since 1985.
Montréal, Quebec
Horizon Gestion de résidences is a manager of seven senior residences (RPA) in Québec, offering services for independent, semi-independent, and cognitively impaired seniors.
Montréal, Quebec
Le 22 is a 317-unit retirement residence in the Saint-Léonard neighbourhood of Montreal, offering independent living and care options across 10 floors with 24 care units.
Montréal, Quebec
Le Boulevard is an urban residence for independent and semi-independent older adults located in Montreal. The residence offers studio and 3½ apartment options with various care services and amenities.
Montréal, Quebec
Les Habitations Pelletier is a private seniors residence (RPA) in Montréal-Nord offering spacious apartments with complete kitchens for independent and semi-independent seniors, with 24/7 assistance available.
Montréal, Quebec
Les Jardins de l'Aubade is a senior residence located in central Montréal offering comfortable apartments and assistance for retired and semi-dependent older adults.
Montréal, Quebec
Les Jardins Millen est une résidence de 309 appartements située dans le quartier Ahuntsic à Montréal. La résidence offre des services autonomes, des services optionnels et des unités de soins pour personnes semi-autonomes ou en légère perte d'autonomie.
Montréal, Quebec
Manoir Plaza is a 417-unit retirement residence located in downtown Montreal offering independent and assisted living. It features a 24-storey building with panoramic 360° views and unique direct access to a metro station.
Montréal, Quebec
Les Résidences Soleil Manoir St-Léonard is a retirement residence in Saint-Léonard, Montréal, offering 572 units for seniors aged 65 and over. The residence features independent and assisted living options with diverse amenities and multilingual services.
Montréal, Quebec
Maison l'étincelle is a private retirement residence designed for seniors with memory loss and cognitive disorders, including Alzheimer's disease. The organization operates two locations in the Montréal area: Lachenaie and Verdun.
Montréal, Quebec
Manoir Claudette Barré is a seniors' residence located in the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district of Montréal, offering modern apartments and comprehensive care services for autonomous, semi-autonomous, and cognitively impaired residents.
Montréal, Quebec
Manoir Pierrefonds is a retirement residence in Montréal offering adaptable housing and services for independent, semi-independent, and dependent seniors. Located along the Rivière-des-Prairies, it features apartments, studios, and healthcare units.
Montréal, Quebec
Manoir Saint-Joseph is a residence for semi-autonomous seniors and those with neurocognitive disorders in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montréal. It offers 54 studios with personalized services, all-inclusive arrangements, and safe, comfortable living.
Montréal, Quebec
Snowdon Residence is a family-style private seniors' residence located in Côte-des-Neiges, Montreal, welcoming autonomous and semi-autonomous seniors with single and double-occupancy rooms.
Montreal's assisted living landscape is shaped by Quebec's certification system for private seniors' residences — known as résidences privées pour aînés, or RPAs. Every RPA operating in the province must be certified by the provincial health ministry, so when you browse listings you can feel confident that each residence has met a defined standard of safety and care. That said, certification sets a floor, not a ceiling: the quality of daily life, staffing ratios, and the range of on-site services vary considerably from one residence to the next. When you visit, ask to see the most recent certification status and any inspection reports, and pay close attention to how staff interact with residents already living there.
Montreal's neighbourhoods shape your choices in meaningful ways. Many well-established RPAs are found in the west-end boroughs and in communities like Côte-Saint-Luc and NDG, areas that have historically had large senior populations and strong community infrastructure. Plateau-Mont-Royal and Rosemont offer options closer to the heart of the city, often within easy reach of public transit — an important consideration if your parent still values independent outings or if you rely on public transit for visits. Proximity to major hospitals such as the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), the Jewish General Hospital, or Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont is worth factoring in, especially if your parent manages a complex or ongoing health condition.
Waitlists are a real part of the Montreal picture. Subsidized places within the public system are coordinated through the local CISSS/CIUSSS, and demand often exceeds supply — meaning private-pay RPAs are the practical reality for many families while they wait. If a subsidized place is a priority, contact your parent's CISSS/CIUSSS early to understand the intake process and expected timelines.
When comparing options, think about the four pillars together: the level of personal care and supervision the residence can provide now and as needs increase; the monthly cost relative to your parent's income and assets; the location's convenience for family visits and community connection; and realistic availability. A residence that looks ideal on paper but has no current openings may still be worth touring and joining the waitlist for — Montreal's senior housing market moves, and being on multiple lists is a sensible strategy.
Typical cost: $525–$7,091 per month.
In Quebec, a limited number of subsidized places in private RPAs are allocated through the local CISSS/CIUSSS based on need and income, though demand typically outpaces supply. Most families fund assisted living through private pay, with federal income-tested supports such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) potentially helping to offset monthly costs for eligible seniors.
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