There are 16 assisted living in Victoria, with costs ranging from $5,750 to $12,500 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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Victoria, British Columbia
Amica Douglas House is a premium retirement residence in Victoria, British Columbia, located in the James Bay neighbourhood with 102 suites offering independent living and licensed residential care options.
Victoria, British Columbia
Ross Place Seniors Community is a retirement home in Victoria, BC offering independent living and assisted living options with 183 private suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Amica On The Gorge is a retirement residence in Victoria offering assisted living, long-term care, memory care, and respite care services with 24/7 nursing and wellness staff.
Victoria, British Columbia
Marrion Village is an Assisted Living and subsidized Senior Housing community in Victoria, located in Oak Bay with 50 Assisted Living suites and 119 subsidized Senior Housing suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Selkirk Seniors Village is an Assisted Living and Complex Care facility located on the Selkirk Waterfront in Victoria, British Columbia. It provides 24/7 nursing care and wellness services in a safe, tranquil care home environment.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Wellesley is a retirement community in downtown Victoria offering Independent and Assisted Living services in a three-storey building with spacious suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Berwick Royal Oak is a retirement community in Victoria, British Columbia, offering independent living and assisted living suites across 4.42 acres with 229 spacious suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Luther Court is a comprehensive senior-care provider in Victoria offering long-term care, assisted living, independent apartments, and an adult day program. The organization is accredited with exemplary standing by Accreditation Canada.
Victoria, British Columbia
Parry Place is a publicly subsidized assisted living facility located in the heart of James Bay, Victoria. It offers 21 one-bedroom units in a low-rise building constructed in 2008, operated by Beacon Community Services.
Victoria, British Columbia
West Shore Village is a contemporary retirement community in Colwood offering spacious suites for Independent Living and Short-Term Stays, with Assisted Living suites reserved through Island Health.
Victoria, British Columbia
Broadmead Care is a registered non-profit charity in Victoria and Nanaimo, British Columbia, offering long-term care and programs for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities across six locations.
Victoria, British Columbia
Priory (Hiscock and Heritage Woods) is a publicly subsidized long-term care facility operated by Island Health, located in Victoria, British Columbia.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Cridge Centre for the Family offers Assisted Living and Independent Living programs for seniors in Victoria, BC. The facility features one and two-bedroom suites in a heritage conversion building located on 14 acres.
Victoria, British Columbia
McCauley Lodge is a assisted living option in Victoria, British Columbia.
Victoria, British Columbia
Trillium Communities operates boutique senior living homes in British Columbia, Canada. They provide Long Term Care, Assisted Living, and Independent Living options with personalized attention.
Victoria, British Columbia
Victoria Cool Aid Society - Hillside Terrace is a assisted living option in Victoria, British Columbia.
Victoria's assisted living landscape reflects the city's character — a mix of established residential neighbourhoods, a walkable downtown core, and quieter suburban pockets stretching toward Saanich, Oak Bay, and Langford. Options tend to cluster near major transit corridors and not far from Victoria General Hospital and Royal Jubilee Hospital, which matters when a parent needs regular specialist appointments or has a complex health history. Proximity to familiar neighbourhoods — whether that's the shops along Oak Bay Avenue or the waterfront near James Bay — can help ease the emotional transition for both your parent and your family.
In British Columbia, assisted living residences are licensed and regulated by Island Health, the regional health authority serving Greater Victoria. Island Health coordinates publicly subsidized placements for those who qualify; your starting point for that path is a care needs assessment arranged through Island Health's home and community care program. Privately operated residences are also widely available and can be accessed directly, though waitlists at both subsidized and popular private communities can be lengthy — starting your search before a crisis point arrives is always wise.
When comparing options, look beyond the suite photos. Ask each residence how they handle changes in care needs over time: can your parent age in place if their requirements increase, or would they need to move to a higher level of care? Understanding a community's staffing model — how personal care is delivered day-to-day — matters far more than amenities alone. If your parent values getting outside independently, check whether nearby bus routes or rapid transit stops are truly walkable, and whether the surrounding streets are safe and accessible for someone using a walker or wheelchair.
Budget is a real consideration. Private-pay monthly rates vary by care level, suite size, and included services, so reviewing the listings on this page side by side is a useful first step before calling to ask detailed questions. If you're also exploring options that don't require the same level of on-site support, our Retirement Homes and Independent Living listings in Victoria are worth a look as well — they may suit a parent who is still largely independent but would benefit from community and light assistance.
Typical cost: $5,750–$12,500 per month.
In British Columbia, publicly subsidized assisted living placements are arranged through Island Health based on assessed need and income; private-pay residences are available without a referral, with monthly rates that vary by care level and suite type. Federal supports such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) can help offset costs for eligible seniors.
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