There are 19 memory care in London. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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London, Ontario
Highview Residences London is a small, secure dementia care home in London's West End comprising two houses (Franklin House and Chapin House) with four cottages, each accommodating 12–13 residents. Founded in 2007, it provides person-centred dementia and Alzheimer's care within intimate, home-like communities.
London, Ontario
The Manor Village in London, Ontario is a retirement home offering independent living, assisted living, enhanced personal care, memory care, and palliative care services. Located at 230 Victoria Street in London's Old North area, the community provides senior accommodation with access to healthcare services.
London, Ontario
The Waverley Retirement Residence is an elegant Victorian mansion-style retirement home located in Old South London, Ontario, offering 24-hour personalized care and comprehensive senior living services.
London, Ontario
Home Instead provides in-home senior care services in London, Ontario, offering personalized support to help older adults age safely at home. Services include assistance with daily activities, memory care, specialized care for chronic conditions, and 24-hour care options.
London, Ontario
Fox Hollow Retirement Residence is a luxury low-rise four-storey seniors housing community in northwest London, Ontario offering seniors apartments, independent living, assisted living and memory care options with Age-in-Place philosophy.
London, Ontario
Henley Place is a long-term care home located in Cedar Hollow, London, Ontario, situated close to shopping, restaurants, and the 401. It features six unique neighbourhoods with shared and private accommodations and comprehensive care services.
London, Ontario
BeHome Nursing provides in-home care services including nursing support, personal care, and specialized assistance for seniors in London, Ontario and surrounding areas.
London, Ontario
Comfort Keepers Home Care London provides personalized in-home senior care across London and surrounding communities. Services include personal care, companionship, respite care, dementia support, and palliative care.
London, Ontario
McCormick Care Group is a non-denominational charitable organization in London, Ontario operating McCormick Home, a long-term care facility, along with community-based dementia services and research programs specializing in relationship-centred dementia care.
London, Ontario
Safehaven Home Care Services offers in-home senior care, hospital companion services, and nursing home companion support in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Queen's Village is a 63-unit retirement home serving London, Ontario, providing retirement living in a home-like setting with secure and safe environment, approved as an ORCA member.
London, Ontario
Arbor Trace Alzheimer's Special Care Center is a memory care option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Merrymount - Family Support and Crisis Centre is a memory care option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
St. Joseph’s Health Care Society is a memory care option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
VERA Home Care - Home Health Care & Senior Care is a home care option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Extendicare McGarrell Place is a long-term care home in London, Ontario, providing comprehensive care for seniors with complex needs, including a specialized Behavioural Support Transitional Unit for residents with dementia.
London, Ontario
Medical Priorities Ltd. is a Canadian family-owned home care agency providing senior care services across Ontario since 1995, accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada.
London, Ontario
McCormick Care Foundation is a memory care option in London, Ontario.
London, Ontario
Alzheimer Outreach Svc is a memory care option in London, Ontario.
London sits at the heart of southwestern Ontario, and its memory care landscape reflects a mid-sized city with genuine depth — a mix of purpose-built memory care suites, secured wings within larger retirement communities, and assisted living residences that offer dementia-focused programming. Options tend to cluster around the city's north and east ends, where many larger retirement and long-term care campuses have grown up near established residential neighbourhoods. If keeping your parent close to family in areas like Masonville, Byron, or Old South matters, it's worth asking individual communities exactly which part of the city they serve most comfortably for family visits.
Proximity to healthcare is a meaningful consideration here. London is home to London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), one of Ontario's largest academic health networks, as well as St. Joseph's Health Care London, both of which provide specialist geriatric and neurology services. A memory care residence with close ties to these systems — or straightforward access via public transit for visiting family — can make a real practical difference as your parent's needs evolve. Ask whether a community has an established relationship with a geriatrician or visiting physician.
Understanding how care is regulated helps you ask sharper questions. Retirement homes offering memory care in London are licensed by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA), which sets standards for staffing, resident rights, and care plans. You can look up any RHRA-licensed home's inspection history before you tour. Long-term care homes operate under a separate provincial framework and are accessed through Ontario Health atHome, which manages waitlists and assessments — these placements are publicly funded. If your parent may eventually need a higher level of nursing care, ask the residences you're considering how they support transitions, and connect early with Ontario Health atHome to understand the long-term care pathway.
When weighing your shortlist, focus on four things in roughly this order: the quality and consistency of dementia-trained staff, the physical security and sensory design of the memory unit, monthly private-pay rates relative to your family's budget (they vary meaningfully by suite size and care level), and realistic availability. Waitlists for the most sought-after communities in London can stretch longer than families expect, so beginning your search before a crisis point — even while exploring Home Care or Assisted Living as interim steps — gives you far more choice and far less stress.
Most memory care residences in London operate on a private-pay basis, with monthly fees that vary by suite type and the level of dementia care required. Publicly funded long-term care — a separate, more clinically intensive option — is income-tested and accessed through an assessment with Ontario Health atHome.
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