Toronto, Ontario
4.9(137 reviews)
Chartwell Gibson is a retirement residence in North York offering independent living suites with personalized support and care services for seniors.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
$3,861–$4,861/mo
Assisted Living in Toronto, ON
There are 40 assisted living in Toronto, with costs ranging from $2,870 to $5,545 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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Toronto, Ontario
4.6(58 reviews)
Chartwell Grenadier is a retirement residence in Toronto's High Park neighbourhood offering independent living and assisted living options. The residence features studio, one-, and two-bedroom suites with views of Toronto's skyline and High Park.
Retirement HomeIndependent LivingPet Friendly
From $4,041/mo
Toronto, Ontario
4.6(51 reviews)
Chartwell Lansing is a warm, close-knit retirement residence in North York offering independent living with personalized, flexible care services. The residence features spacious studio and one-bedroom suites with kitchenettes in a quiet residential setting near Yonge and Sheppard.
Retirement HomeIndependent LivingPet Friendly
From $3,187/mo
Venvi Kingsway
66GoodToronto, Ontario
4.9(118 reviews)
Venvi Kingsway is a retirement home in Etobicoke, Toronto, offering independent living, memory care, and supportive living options with upscale amenities and personalized care services.
Memory CareIndependent LivingPet Friendly
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Toronto, Ontario
4.9(30 reviews)
Centennial Park Place is a senior-living residence in Etobicoke offering 46 updated suites on a single, stair-free floor with thoughtful care, engaging activities, and chef-prepared meals.
Independent LivingAssisted Living
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Delmanor Northtown
66GoodToronto, Ontario
5.0(34 reviews)
Delmanor Northtown is a retirement residence in North York, Toronto offering independent and supportive living options with chef-prepared meals, wellness programs, and city access.
Independent LivingAssisted Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.8(23 reviews)
Fairfield Residence is an assisted living facility for seniors located in Etobicoke, Toronto. The facility provides a home-like environment with safety features, meals, and support services for residents who are independent but no longer want to live alone.
Assisted Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.5(44 reviews)
Hazelton Place Retirement Residence, located in Yorkville on Avenue Road in Toronto, offers independent living, independent supportive living, assisted living, and respite stays in a tranquil urban setting.
Retirement HomeIndependent LivingPet Friendly
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Toronto, Ontario
4.8(141 reviews)
McCowan Retirement Residence is a newly renovated retirement home in Scarborough, Toronto offering assisted living, memory care, and respite care with 24/7 nursing support.
Retirement HomeAssisted Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.6(31 reviews)
Parkland on Eglinton West is a retirement community in Etobicoke offering independent and supportive lifestyle options with multiple care levels and comprehensive amenities.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.8(40 reviews)
Queens Estate is a retirement residence in North York, Toronto offering assisted living, memory care, enhanced care, and respite services with 24/7 nursing support. The facility features an integrated Memory Care program and is newly renovated with over 30 years of experience in specialized, compassionate care.
Retirement HomeAssisted Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.5(34 reviews)
The Dunfield is a family-owned retirement residence in Toronto's Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care with chef-prepared meals and wellness programs.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Toronto, Ontario
4.6(20 reviews)
The Russell Hill is a retirement residence in Toronto's Forest Hill neighbourhood offering independent living and on-site care options with spacious suites and gourmet dining.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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ESS Support Services
58DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.5(21 reviews)
ESS Support Services offers care and support programs for seniors, older adults, and caregivers in Etobicoke, Toronto. The organization provides respite care, adult day programs, in-home support, and other community-based services.
Respite CareAssisted Living
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Forestview Retirement Residence
56DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.8(47 reviews)
Forestview Retirement Residence is a premier retirement community in North York, Toronto offering independent living, assisted living, and respite care for seniors in a natural setting overlooking a ravine.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Amica Balmoral Club
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.7(12 reviews)
Amica Balmoral is an upscale senior living residence in Toronto's Rosedale neighbourhood, set to reopen in winter 2027, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite stays.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Amica Bayview Gardens
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.3(71 reviews)
Amica Bayview Gardens is a premium retirement residence in North York, Ontario, offering independent living, assisted living and respite care options with on-site nursing and wellness support.
Retirement HomeIndependent Living
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Amica Bayview Village
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.0(65 reviews)
Amica Bayview Village is a premium retirement residence in North York, Toronto, offering independent living, assisted living, and respite care options in private suites.
Retirement HomeIndependent LivingPet Friendly
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Baycrest Terraces
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.3(51 reviews)
Baycrest Terraces is a senior residence and community in Toronto offering a continuum of care including Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. The facility features the Possibilities by Baycrest™ model for memory care residents and provides comprehensive health services and recreational programs.
Memory CareIndependent Living
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Delmanor Prince Edward
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.4(48 reviews)
Delmanor Prince Edward is a retirement home in the Kingsway neighbourhood of Etobicoke offering independent and assisted living for seniors. Located on the Humber River with chef-prepared meals and spacious suites.
Independent LivingAssisted LivingPet Friendly
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Delmanor West Village
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.5(10 reviews)
Delmanor West Village is a modern retirement community in Etobicoke, Toronto offering independent living, assisted living, and short-term respite stays in newly renovated suites with full kitchens.
Memory CareIndependent Living
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Harold & Grace Baker Centre
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
3.5(19 reviews)
Harold & Grace Baker Centre is a not-for-profit retirement residence and long-term care home in Toronto offering assisted living with 92 private suites and 120 licensed long-term care beds.
Memory CareIndependent Living
$2,870–$5,545/mo
Meighen Retirement Residence
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
5.0(2 reviews)
Meighen Retirement Residence is an assisted living community in Toronto offering seniors independence with personalized care. Part of Meighen Health Centre, a Salvation Army not-for-profit charitable organization.
Retirement HomeAssisted Living
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Presentation Manor Senior Living
54DevelopingToronto, Ontario
4.4(29 reviews)
Presentation Manor is a not-for-profit senior living community in Toronto offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care in a faith-based environment.
Memory CareIndependent LivingPet Friendly
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How to choose assisted living in Toronto
Toronto is one of Canada's largest cities, and that scale works in your family's favour: assisted living options are distributed across a wide range of neighbourhoods, from established midtown communities near Yonge and Eglinton to established west-end areas like Etobicoke and east-end neighbourhoods stretching toward Scarborough. This geographic spread means you can often find something close to a parent's longtime community, familiar shops, and existing friendships — details that matter more than most families expect when making a transition feel manageable.
Ontario's retirement and assisted living sector is regulated by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA). Any residence that provides care services alongside accommodation must be licensed under the RHRA, and that licence is worth verifying before you visit. The RHRA publishes a public registry online, so you can quickly confirm a home's standing and review any compliance history before you invest time in a tour. This is one of the most useful first steps a family in Ontario can take.
Toronto's sheer size means supply and demand vary considerably by neighbourhood. Homes near major hospitals — such as Sunnybrook, St. Michael's, or Toronto Western — tend to attract families who want quick access to specialist care, and those locations can carry longer informal waitlists. Proximity to public transit and rapid transit lines is another practical factor: it affects how easily adult children can visit regularly and how independently a resident can still get around if they choose to. When touring, ask directly about current availability and typical wait times, because they shift frequently and no published source will be as current as a conversation with the admissions team.
Prioritise getting clear on three things before you tour: the level of daily personal care your parent needs now (and likely within a year or two), the monthly budget your family can realistically sustain on a private-pay basis, and the neighbourhood that keeps your parent connected to the people and places that matter to them. If memory support may become necessary, ask whether the community offers or can transition to Memory Care on site, so a move later isn't inevitable. And if broader support at home is still feasible, Home Care or Retirement Homes in Toronto are worth exploring alongside assisted living options to find the right fit.
Assisted Living costs & funding in Toronto
Typical cost: $2,870–$5,545 per month.
Assisted living in Ontario retirement-style residences is largely private-pay, meaning monthly costs are not subsidised through a public program the way long-term care is. Seniors with limited income may be eligible for federal Old Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement, and Ontario Health atHome can help arrange any publicly funded home and community care services that supplement a resident's support plan.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does assisted living in Toronto cost per month?
- Private-pay rates vary by care level, suite size, and location across the city. There is no single standard rate. Browse the listings on this page to compare the range, then call communities directly for a current, detailed breakdown.
- What's the difference between assisted living and retirement homes in Toronto?
- In Ontario, retirement homes are licensed by the RHRA and offer housing with optional care services. 'Assisted living' describes a higher, more hands-on level of daily personal support. Many Toronto residences offer both; confirm exactly which care tier a home provides before committing.
- Is there any government funding or subsidy for assisted living in Toronto?
- Assisted living in retirement-style settings is mostly private-pay in Ontario. Publicly funded home and community care can be arranged through Ontario Health atHome. Federal supports like Old Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement can help offset costs for eligible seniors.
- How do I arrange a tour or check current availability at a Toronto assisted living community?
- Contact the community directly using the phone number or inquiry form on its listing page. Ask specifically about current suite availability and typical wait times — both can change quickly and staff will have the most up-to-date information.
- Can my parent move into assisted living in Toronto without going through a waitlist?
- Unlike publicly funded long-term care, assisted living placements are arranged privately. Some communities have immediate availability; others maintain waitlists. Calling several homes at once and asking about timelines is the most reliable way to find a match.
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