There are 33 assisted living in Vancouver, with costs ranging from $1,640 to $11,295 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
33 providers found
Vancouver, British Columbia
Amica Arbutus Manor is a retirement residence in Vancouver offering independent living, assisted living and respite care in a two-storey building with private courtyards.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Casa Mia offers 90 long-term care beds in a heritage estate setting in Vancouver. It operates with 58 Vancouver Coastal Health subsidized beds and 32 private pay beds.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Legacy Senior Living is a family-owned retirement residence in Vancouver's Oakridge neighbourhood offering independent living and assisted living services in air-conditioned suites.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Seasons Wesbrook Village is an independent living retirement community located on the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver. The community offers modern suites with flexible dining options and a range of amenities designed for active older adults.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Just Like Family Home Care in Vancouver offers in-home care services including senior care, personal care, housekeeping, companionship, specialized care, and respite care. Services are available across Vancouver including Kerrisdale, Oakridge, Point Grey, and Kensington-Cedar Cottage.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Element Lifestyle Retirement Inc. is a senior living specialist operating retirement communities in British Columbia, including OPAL in Vancouver, with an intergenerational aging-in-place model.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Harmony House is an assisted living residence operated by S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Multi-Level Care Society, located in Vancouver's Chinatown at 580 Shanghai Alley.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Optima Living is a Canadian-owned operator of senior living communities across British Columbia and Alberta, offering multiple care levels from independent living to long-term care.
Vancouver, British Columbia
VRS Communities Society is a non-profit organization providing independent and assisted living communities for seniors across British Columbia and Alberta. Founded in 1972, they operate 14 senior residences and are committed to affordable quality housing.
Vancouver, British Columbia
The Weinberg Residence is a private senior home in Vancouver's Oakridge community offering Assisted Living and Multi-Level Care services with a focus on Jewish culture and heritage.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Hopehill provides affordable senior living in five residences across Vancouver with independent living, assisted living, and life lease options for low-income seniors. The organization has served seniors for 75 years.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Hopehill is a senior living provider in East Vancouver offering independent living and assisted living residences for low-income seniors.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Clarendon Court is an assisted living community in Vancouver offering 56 one-bedroom suites with full kitchens, meals, housekeeping, and personal care assistance.
Vancouver, British Columbia
St. Vincent's: Honoria Conway-Heather is an assisted living home for those capable of making their own decisions but requiring assistance with daily living activities. The facility offers 60 unfurnished one-bedroom suites and requires residents to contribute 70% of their post-tax income.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Retirement Concepts provides independent living, assisted living, complex nursing care and respite care for seniors across British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec. The company has been dedicated to senior care since 1988.
Vancouver, British Columbia
St. Jude's Anglican Home is a 55-bed complex care home located in a west-side residential neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia. Founded in 1948, the home is governed by a non-profit society and funded by Vancouver Coastal Health, user fees and donations.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Cordova House is a supportive housing facility operated by The Bloom Group for 66 residents aged 45 and older in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. It provides furnished rooms with bathrooms, meals, and 24/7 tenant support services.
Vancouver, British Columbia
411 Seniors Centre Society is a assisted living option in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Broadway Lodge is part of the Broadway Group, a family of charities and non-profits providing housing and care for older adults in the Lower Mainland with over 50 years of experience.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Oak Care Centre (formerly George Pearson Centre) is a long-term care home operated by Vancouver Coastal Health located in Vancouver, BC. Built in 1952, it is situated on a 7.7 hectare park-like setting with ground-floor resident amenities including the Stan Stronge pool.
Vancouver, British Columbia
The Bloom Group - Victory House is a assisted living option in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Whole Way House is a assisted living option in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Millennium Tower Assisted Living is a Vancouver Coastal Health facility located at 1175 Broughton in Vancouver, offering assisted living services for seniors and people with physical disabilities who can live independently with support.
Vancouver, British Columbia
St. Vincent's: Brock Fahrni is a long-term care home with 130 residents, including many veterans, featuring an Artworks Studio, chapel, patios, and greenhouse.
Vancouver's assisted living landscape is shaped by its geography and its health authority structure. Vancouver Coastal Health oversees publicly subsidized assisted living placements within the city, meaning that if your parent qualifies for publicly funded care, the referral process runs through their health authority rather than through a direct application to a residence. Private-pay residences operate alongside the public system, and many families pursue both paths at once — getting on a subsidized waitlist while also touring private options — because waitlists can be lengthy and a private placement may open sooner.
When you begin visiting residences, pay close attention to where they sit in the city. Options cluster in areas like the West Side, the West End, and communities closer to Burnaby and Richmond on Vancouver's eastern edge, so think about which neighbourhoods keep your parent close to the people and places that matter to them. Proximity to Vancouver General Hospital or St. Paul's Hospital can matter greatly if your parent has complex or ongoing medical needs, and easy access to public transit and walkable amenities supports independence for residents who are still mobile and social.
Availability is one of the most practical factors to weigh. Vancouver's senior population is growing steadily, and well-regarded residences often carry waitlists. It is worth registering with more than one community and asking each about their typical timeline. In the meantime, exploring Home Care services can help bridge the gap while you wait, and Independent Living may be worth considering if your parent needs less hands-on support than assisted living provides.
As you compare communities, look beyond the monthly rate. Ask what care services are included as a base and what triggers an additional charge — personal care hours, medication management, and incontinence support are common variables. Ask about staffing levels overnight, how care plans are reviewed as needs change, and whether the community can accommodate a higher level of care down the road or whether a move to Long-Term Care would be required. The right fit balances your parent's current needs, their social preferences, and a realistic view of how their care requirements may evolve.
Typical cost: $1,640–$11,295 per month.
In British Columbia, publicly subsidized assisted living placements are arranged through the regional health authority — Vancouver Coastal Health for most of Vancouver — based on a needs assessment and an income-tested contribution, making it important to start that process early. Private-pay monthly rates vary by suite type and care level; federal income supports such as Old Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement can help ease the cost for eligible seniors.
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