There are 35 memory care in Toronto, with costs ranging from $2,037 to $5,545 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
35 providers found
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
Parkland on Eglinton West is a retirement community in Etobicoke offering independent and supportive lifestyle options with multiple care levels and comprehensive amenities.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
Comfort Keepers Toronto provides personalized in-home senior caregiving services, including daily support, companionship, and 24/7 care. They serve seniors throughout the greater Toronto area.
Toronto, Ontario
FilCan Homecare Services is a Toronto-based home care provider offering personalized care services to keep seniors and individuals with disabilities safe and independent at home.
Toronto, Ontario
Integracare Home Care is a home health care provider serving Toronto, Mississauga, and Ottawa with services including personal support, nursing care, live-in care, and specialized services like dementia and palliative care.
Toronto, Ontario
TheKey provides in-home senior care services in Toronto with flexible support ranging from a few mornings per week to 24-hour round-the-clock care. Services include dementia care, ageing care management, palliative care, and respite care, delivered by local caregivers with over 25 years of experience.
Toronto, Ontario
The Rekai Centre at Wellesley Central Place is a long-term care home in downtown Toronto that opened in 2005 and is home to 150 residents. The facility provides accommodation for seniors and individuals under 65 who have survived traumatic injuries or illness.
Toronto, Ontario
AgeCare Trilogy is a long-term care residence located in Scarborough, Ontario with 197 licensed beds. It offers 24-hour nursing care, assistance with daily living activities, and specialized services including restorative rehabilitation and in-house physiotherapy.
Toronto, Ontario
Alexis Lodge is an all-inclusive dementia care home located in Scarborough offering specialized services for residents with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory-related concerns.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
Castleview Wychwood Towers is a City of Toronto long-term care home with 456 beds that provides individualized care to residents in a safe and friendly environment. It offers specialized behavioural support programs and short-stay respite care.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
Humber Meadows is a fully integrated long-term care home in Toronto with 320 licensed long-stay beds and modern amenities designed for resident independence and well-being.
Toronto, Ontario
Kipling Acres is a City of Toronto long-term care home with 337 beds located on 10 acres in northern Etobicoke. It provides individualized care guided by CARE values: Compassion, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence.
Toronto, Ontario
Lakeshore Lodge is a 150-bed long-term care home operated by the City of Toronto, opened in 1990. It provides individualized care in a safe and friendly environment with a view of Lake Ontario.
Toronto, Ontario
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.
Toronto, Ontario
Sagecare is a private dementia care home in Toronto and the GTA offering compassionate memory care and daily support in a home-like environment served by nurses and trained caregivers.
Toronto, Ontario
Verve Senior Living is a Canadian-owned senior living company operating retirement residences across Canada. They offer various care levels including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite stays.
Toronto, Ontario
Villa Colombo Toronto is a 391-bed long-term care home in Toronto established in 1976, serving primarily Italian-Canadian seniors. The facility is designated as ethno-specific and provides 24-hour nursing care with culturally sensitive services.
Toronto is a large, geographically varied city, and where a memory care residence sits within it matters more than many families first expect. Options tend to cluster in established neighbourhoods across the former boroughs — areas like North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, and parts of the downtown core — each with different proximity to major hospitals such as Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Baycrest Health Sciences, and St. Michael's Hospital. Baycrest in particular has a longstanding reputation in dementia care and research, making the surrounding area a natural draw for specialized memory care residences. Consider how easy it will be for family members to visit regularly, whether by car or public transit, since consistent connection with loved ones is one of the most meaningful parts of life in memory care.
Ontario's retirement homes — the setting in which most private memory care programs operate — are licensed and regulated by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA). When you're evaluating a residence, ask to see its RHRA licence, and take time to review any publicly available inspection or compliance history through the RHRA registry. This is a practical step that's easy to overlook in an emotionally charged search but gives you an objective baseline for comparison. If your parent needs a higher level of nursing support, it's also worth exploring whether a long-term care home through Ontario Health atHome may be more appropriate; that pathway is publicly funded and income-tested, unlike most retirement and assisted living settings in the city.
When touring memory care communities in Toronto, look beyond the physical space. Ask specifically how staff are trained in dementia care, what the approach is to responsive behaviours, and how the daily rhythm is structured to reduce confusion and anxiety. Secure outdoor space, consistent staffing, and clear communication practices between the team and your family are often better predictors of a good experience than the suite itself.
Finally, be realistic about timing. Toronto is a densely populated city, and purpose-built memory care suites can have limited availability. Starting your search before a crisis — and keeping a shortlist of two or three communities — gives your family more choice and far less pressure when the time comes to make a decision. If you're not yet sure whether memory care is the right fit, our listings for Retirement Homes, Assisted Living, and Home Care in Toronto can help you compare levels of support.
Typical cost: $2,037–$5,545 per month.
Most memory care residences in Toronto operate as private-pay retirement homes, so monthly costs are not subsidized by the province. Families who believe publicly funded long-term care may be more appropriate can contact Ontario Health atHome to begin an eligibility assessment, as that pathway is income-tested and separate from the private retirement home sector.
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