There are 39 memory care in Edmonton, with costs ranging from $3,004 to $4,770 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
39 providers found
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Heritage Valley is a retirement residence in South Edmonton offering independent living, Private Supportive Living, assisted living, and memory care in a modern setting overlooking a scenic pond.
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Wescott is an upscale retirement residence in Edmonton offering independent living and memory care services in a pet-friendly community. Located in the Ambleside neighbourhood of south Edmonton, it features boutique-style amenities and personalized care options.
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Griesbach is a pet-friendly retirement residence in Northwest Edmonton offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care options in spacious suites with full kitchens.
Edmonton, Alberta
McConachie Gardens is a newly built retirement home in Edmonton offering independent living and specialized care options in a modern, environmentally friendly setting with extensive amenities and recreational programs.
Edmonton, Alberta
Our Parents' Home is a high-rise retirement community in downtown Edmonton near the River Valley, offering personalized senior living with in-suite care and support available.
Edmonton, Alberta
Rutherford Heights is a 172-suite luxury senior living community in south Edmonton, Alberta, offering Independent Living, AHS Supportive Living, and Memory Care options. Built in 2008, it provides person-centered care in a parkland setting near Ellerslie Road.
Edmonton, Alberta
Compassion Network provides in-home care services in Edmonton and Calgary, including nursing, caregiving, dementia care, companionship, and other support services. The organization is 100% nurse-run, accredited, and locally owned and operated.
Edmonton, Alberta
Ember Healthcare is a home care provider in Edmonton offering personalized in-home care services for seniors and other clients.
Edmonton, Alberta
Harmony Caregiving is an Edmonton and area home care provider offering dementia care, companionship services, personal care, meal preparation, and home cleaning services for seniors.
Edmonton, Alberta
Home Instead Edmonton 3031 provides in-home senior care services in Edmonton, Alberta and surrounding communities since 2011. They offer personalized care ranging from companionship to specialized memory care and support with daily activities.
Edmonton, Alberta
Infinity Healthcare provides home-based health, companion, and dementia care services in Edmonton, Alberta and British Columbia. Services include home support, personal care, nursing care, respite care, and specialty care programs.
Edmonton, Alberta
MacTaggart Place is a luxury senior living community in southwest Edmonton offering Independent, Supportive, and Memory Care living options in spacious one and two-bedroom suites.
Edmonton, Alberta
Senior Home Care by Angels provides in-home care services in Edmonton and surrounding areas, including companion care, personal care, and specialized support for conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
Edmonton, Alberta
Lewis Estates is a 177-suite seniors' community in Edmonton, Alberta, built in 2013, offering Independent, Supportive, and Memory Care living options in spacious one and two-bedroom suites.
Edmonton, Alberta
AgeCare Miller Crossing is a continuing care home in northeast Edmonton offering 155 private and semi-private beds. It provides continuing care for residents with complex medical needs and specializes in dementia and memory care.
Edmonton, Alberta
Benevolence Care Centre is a Park Place Type A facility in Edmonton offering 99 studio suites with 24/7 professional care for seniors who require support and cannot live safely at home independently.
Edmonton, Alberta
Canterbury Foundation is a not-for-profit, licensed seniors' housing community in Edmonton offering independent living, supportive living, memory care, and long-term care. Established in 1974, it provides comprehensive support across all stages of aging.
Edmonton, Alberta
Dickinsfield is a long-term care centre in northeast Edmonton home to 275 residents. It offers care for older adults, adults aged 18-65, and residents with dementia or cognitive impairment.
Edmonton, Alberta
Gene Zwozdesky Centre at Norwood is a state-of-the-art continuing care centre in Edmonton with over 350 complex care, post-acute and hospice beds. It offers specialized programs including post-acute care, acquired brain injury treatment and palliative hospice services.
Edmonton, Alberta
Located in northwest Edmonton, Kipnes Centre for Veterans provides long-term care with 120 beds. The facility supports choice, autonomy and independence for veterans, with priority given to male and female veterans.
Edmonton, Alberta
CapitalCare Lynnwood is a long-term care facility in Edmonton's west end home to 276 residents. The centre offers person-centred care with specialized neighbourhoods for dementia care and residents with physical limitations.
Edmonton, Alberta
McConnell Place North is a dementia care centre consisting of three 12-bedroom houses designed to provide safe, small-home environments with round-the-clock care for residents diagnosed with dementia.
Edmonton, Alberta
Dr. Gerald Zetter Care Centre is a continuing care centre and auxiliary hospital operated by the Good Samaritan Society, providing care for elderly and frail elderly residents in Edmonton.
Edmonton, Alberta
Hardisty Seniors Community is a Park Place Type A facility located in northwest Edmonton, Alberta. The residence supports seniors who can no longer live safely or independently at home, with 175 beds in single occupancy and shared companion suites.
Choosing memory care in Edmonton means navigating a system that is more coordinated than in many other provinces. Alberta Health Services (AHS) oversees both the assessment process and the placement of seniors into supportive living and continuing care settings, so your first practical step is requesting a formal needs assessment through AHS. That assessment determines which level of care your parent qualifies for and opens the door to publicly subsidized options — a meaningful advantage for many Edmonton families.
When thinking about location, Edmonton's memory care options tend to cluster in established residential areas across the city's mature neighbourhoods as well as in newer suburban communities in the southwest and southeast. Proximity to a major hospital — such as the University of Alberta Hospital, the Royal Alexandra Hospital, or the Misericordia Community Hospital — can matter greatly if your loved one has complex medical needs alongside their cognitive condition. Many facilities also sit along well-served public transit corridors, which is worth considering if family members rely on buses to visit regularly.
Waitlists are a real factor in Edmonton, particularly for publicly subsidized beds. Private-pay memory care suites may have shorter wait times, but they come at a higher monthly cost. It's wise to apply early, maintain an active file with AHS, and simultaneously explore private options so your family isn't making a rushed decision during a crisis. If your parent is currently at home, Edmonton's publicly funded home care services through AHS can provide interim support while you wait for a long-term placement.
When comparing options, prioritize the quality and consistency of dementia-specific programming — look for structured daily routines, sensory engagement activities, and staff trained specifically in person-centred dementia care. Ask each community about their staff-to-resident ratio during evening and overnight hours, how they handle behavioural changes, and what their secure outdoor space looks like. Edmonton winters are long, so meaningful indoor programming is especially important. You may also want to explore how a memory care placement fits alongside other care options we list in Edmonton, including Assisted Living, Retirement Homes, Home Care, and Independent Living, as some families move through more than one setting over time.
Typical cost: $3,004–$4,770 per month.
In Alberta, memory care accommodation charges are set provincially and care costs can be partially subsidized through Alberta Health Services based on a formal needs assessment. Seniors who receive federal Old Age Security (OAS) or the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) may have additional income-tested supports available to help offset private accommodation costs.
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