Best Assisted Living in Abbotsford, BC

Abbotsford has 5 assisted living on Senior Care Path, averaging 4.5 stars across 73 resident reviews. Ranked by our SCP Confidence Score, our 100-point trust rating, the strongest right now are The Oxford - Senior Care Home, Hallmark On The Park and Hallmark on the Lake.

Assisted living adds daily hands-on help with bathing, dressing, and medication for seniors who are medically stable but need a steadier hand.

Below you will find every community ranked by Confidence Score, real resident reviews, what families pay and how to fund it, the amenities and services to expect, and local guidance, so you can compare with clarity and reach out when you are ready. Updated July 2026.

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Abbotsford Assisted Living Facilities | 73 Reviews

5 communities

The Oxford - Senior Care Home

32073 Sherwood Crescent, Abbotsford, BC V2T 1C1, Canada

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The Oxford - Senior Care Home 3
65/ 100

Good confidence

4.7(29 reviews)

When my mom Antoinette first went into care at The Oxford at the age of 94, she was not interested in participating in activities, not having left her room...

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Provides: Assisted Living, Long Term Care

Senior Care is an intimate 84-bed long-term care home in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It delivers person-centered care in a residential… Read more

Hallmark on the Lake

31622 Charlotte Ave, Abbotsford, BC V2T 3Z9, Canada

Starting at

From $3,670/mo

Hallmark on the Lake 4
59/ 100

Developing confidence

5.0(6 reviews)

"I've never been happier in my life." This is what my mom says over and over about her experience at Hallmark. She LOVES the food, the staff and the other...

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Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living

A 62-suite independent living community in Abbotsford, BC, set beside a peaceful lake and park with a focus on community and… Read more

Hallmark On The Park

3055 Princess St, Abbotsford, BC V2T 4A8, Canada

Starting at

From $5,110/mo

Hallmark On The Park 4
59/ 100

Developing confidence

4.7(12 reviews)

As a family, we have been very impressed with the process of moving our 91-year-old aunt into Hallmark on the Park. The staff and residents have gone above and...

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Provides: Assisted Living

An assisted living community in Abbotsford with 69 suites, offering personal care support, home-cooked meals, and daily… Read more

Tabor Home Society

31944 Sunrise Cres, Abbotsford, BC V2T 1N5, Canada

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Tabor Home Society 4
53/ 100

Developing confidence

4.2(23 reviews)

I am so impressed by the care and love shown to my family at Tabor. The staff and management have been incredible with genuine care and concern. We are also so...

Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Long Term Care

Village is an Abbotsford-based senior living community affiliated with Fraser Health Authority. It provides independent living, independent… Read more

Menno Terrace

32979 Marshall Rd, Abbotsford, BC V2S 8H4, Canada

Starting at

$4,200–$5,900/mo

47/ 100

Developing confidence

3.7(3 reviews)

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Provides: Assisted Living

Terrace East is an assisted living community in Abbotsford, BC, built in 2005 with 95 apartment suites. It offers both subsidized and private pay… Read more

Our methodology

How we rank the Abbotsford assisted living above

We order every community by our SCP Confidence Score, a 100-point rating built from the signals families tell us matter most:

  • A strong Google rating and a real volume of verified reviews
  • Transparent, published pricing
  • Documented care services and amenities
  • Confirmed contact details, licensing, and independent verification

Where our information comes from

73

Google reviews

Star ratings and written reviews come straight from Google, so the feedback is from real residents and families across these 5 communities, never written by us.

100-point

SCP Confidence Score

Our own 13-signal trust rating, recomputed as listings are verified and updated, decides the order above. It answers one question: can you trust this community?

How Abbotsford communities are rated

Google star ratings across 5 assisted living.

  • 4.5 and up3
  • 4.0 to 4.41
  • 3.5 to 3.91
  • Under 3.50

Confidence Score range

How the 5 Abbotsford assisted living fall across our trust tiers.

  • High0 communities
  • Good1 community
  • Developing4 communities
  • Limited0 communities

Table of contents

  1. 01How much does assisted living cost in Abbotsford?
  2. 02What families are saying about assisted living
  3. 03Assisted Living services and amenities
  4. 04How to choose assisted living in Abbotsford
  5. 05Frequently asked questions

How much do assisted living cost in Abbotsford?

Among the 3 Abbotsford assisted living that publish a starting rate, costs run from $3,670 to $5,900 per month. Most communities share full pricing on request, since the final number depends on suite size and the level of care needed.

Most assisted living in British Columbia are private-pay, funded from a blend of pensions, retirement savings, and home equity. Government pensions form the floor: the Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, and the income-tested Guaranteed Income Supplement for lower-income seniors. Provincial benefits and Veterans Affairs Canada may offset part of the cost. For a full breakdown, read our guide on how much does assisted living cost in canada?.

In British Columbia, publicly subsidized assisted living is income-tested and arranged through Fraser Health after a formal needs assessment. Private-pay rates are set by each residence and charged monthly, with federal supports like Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) helping to offset costs for eligible seniors.

What families are saying about assisted living in Abbotsford

A 4.5 star average across 73 Google reviews of 5 assisted living. Here is a sample, straight from residents and families.

When my mom Antoinette first went into care at The Oxford at the age of 94, she was not interested in participating in activities, not having left her room when she was still living at home either, but the recreation staff persisted in...
Ani V on The Oxford - Senior Care Home
I am so impressed by the care and love shown to my family at Tabor. The staff and management have been incredible with genuine care and concern. We are also so thankful for the Christian care and values as it has brought peace and...
A C on Tabor Home Society
As a family, we have been very impressed with the process of moving our 91-year-old aunt into Hallmark on the Park. The staff and residents have gone above and beyond to make her feel so welcomed. She is loving the delicious meals, ice...
Bonnie Eshuis on Hallmark On The Park
"I've never been happier in my life." This is what my mom says over and over about her experience at Hallmark. She LOVES the food, the staff and the other residents. I have to agree after many visits with her there - everyone knows my name...
Linda Morgan on Hallmark on the Lake

Assisted Living services and amenities in Abbotsford

What Abbotsford communities actually offer, drawn from the details each one publishes. A good way to see what is standard locally and what is a genuine differentiator.

Most common amenities

Share of the 4 communities that publish amenities.

  • Hair salon75%
  • Exercise and wellness room50%
  • Full service dining room50%
  • Hobby kitchen50%
  • Living and fireside rooms50%
  • Lounges50%
  • Private dining room50%
  • Storage lockers50%
  • Bathroom with walk-in shower25%
  • Cable/phone/internet package25%

Most common care services

Share of the 5 communities that publish services.

  • Fresh-baked pastries and snacks40%
  • Laundering of bed and bathroom linens40%
  • 24 hour staffing and emergency response20%
  • 24-hour nursing20%
  • 3 home-cooked meals daily20%
  • Bed making20%
  • Breakfast preparation20%
  • Concierge20%
  • Daily personal care20%
  • Dementia therapy20%

Suite types offered

Share of the 4 communities that list suite types.

  • One bedroom75%
  • Two bedroom75%
  • Private room25%

How to choose assisted living in Abbotsford

Abbotsford sits at the eastern edge of Metro Vancouver's commuter reach, and that geography shapes the assisted living landscape here in practical ways. Most options cluster around the city's central corridor, within reasonable distance of Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, which matters when a parent needs specialist follow-up or acute care. For families driving in from Langley or Chilliwack, Abbotsford is also a sensible midpoint. When you're narrowing down options, start with proximity to the hospital and to public transit routes, especially if your parent doesn't drive and wants to stay independent between your visits.

In British Columbia, assisted living is regulated under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act, and residences must be licensed by the province. Publicly subsidized spots are arranged through Fraser Health, the regional health authority for Abbotsford, after a home health assessment determines eligibility and care needs. Waitlists for subsidized assisted living can be meaningful, so our advisors consistently recommend starting that assessment process earlier than feels necessary, even if a private-pay residence is the immediate plan. The two paths, public subsidy and private pay, don't have to be either/or; some families use a private-pay residence as a bridge while a subsidized spot opens up.

Choosing the right fit comes down to three things in this order: care level, budget, and location. Assisted living is the right category when a parent needs help with daily tasks like medications, bathing, or meals, but doesn't yet need the around-the-clock nursing that a long-term care home provides. If your parent is largely self-sufficient and looking mainly for community and convenience, an independent living or retirement home in Abbotsford may honestly be the better starting point, and we list those too. On the other hand, if care needs are already complex, it's worth asking each residence directly about what happens when needs increase, because moving twice in a short period is hard on everyone.

Private-pay monthly rates in Abbotsford vary based on care level and suite size, and the range across providers is real. We recommend comparing the listings on this page side by side, then calling two or three that stand out to ask about current availability and what's included in the base rate. Inclusive pricing and add-on fee structures differ significantly between residences, and that conversation will tell you a lot about how a place operates.

Frequently asked questions

How much does assisted living in Abbotsford cost per month?
Private-pay monthly rates vary depending on care level, suite size, and what services are included. Some residences bundle most services; others charge add-on fees. Compare the listings on this page for a side-by-side look, then call each residence directly to confirm current pricing.
What's the difference between assisted living and a retirement home in Abbotsford?
Assisted living is licensed to provide help with personal care, medications, and daily tasks. Retirement homes and independent living communities suit seniors who are largely self-sufficient and want social programming and meals. If your parent needs hands-on daily support, assisted living is the appropriate category.
Can my parent get a subsidy for assisted living in Abbotsford?
Yes. Publicly subsidized assisted living in Abbotsford is arranged through Fraser Health. A home health assessment determines eligibility based on care needs and income. Contact Fraser Health directly to start that process, as waitlists can be significant and earlier is always better.
How do I arrange a tour or check availability at an Abbotsford assisted living residence?
Call the residence directly using the contact details in each listing. Ask about current suite availability, typical wait times, and whether a short-notice or same-week tour is possible. Touring in person, even briefly, is worth it before committing to anything.
What happens if my parent's care needs increase after moving into assisted living?
Assisted living has care limits under BC licensing rules. Ask each residence upfront what their threshold is and what the transition process looks like. Some have long-term care on the same campus, which can make a future move much less disruptive for your parent.

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