There are 60 retirement homes in Edmonton, with costs ranging from $1,070 to $1,365 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Hawthorn is a retirement residence in West Edmonton offering all-inclusive independent living with on-site staff support, chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, and a range of care options.
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Heritage Valley is a retirement residence in South Edmonton offering independent living, Private Supportive Living, assisted living, and memory care in a modern setting overlooking a scenic pond.
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Wescott is an upscale retirement residence in Edmonton offering independent living and memory care services in a pet-friendly community. Located in the Ambleside neighbourhood of south Edmonton, it features boutique-style amenities and personalized care options.
Edmonton, Alberta
Wild Rose is a warm, traditional seniors' living community located in the Terra Losa community near West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Alberta. It offers Independent Living and Assisted Living services for active seniors.
Edmonton, Alberta
Laurel Heights is a 169-suite retirement residence in Edmonton's Meadows area offering Independent Living and Supportive Living options for seniors.
Edmonton, Alberta
Chartwell Griesbach is a pet-friendly retirement residence in Northwest Edmonton offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care options in spacious suites with full kitchens.
Edmonton, Alberta
Harmony at Rutherford is a modern independent living community in Edmonton for residents 55 and older. Residents purchase apartments with full kitchens and in-suite laundry, and can add optional personal services as needed.
Edmonton, Alberta
Lifestyle Options Riverbend is a well-established retirement community in Edmonton featuring elegant suites and vibrant amenity spaces with on-site dining, nursing, and recreational programs.
Edmonton, Alberta
McConachie Gardens is a newly built retirement home in Edmonton offering independent living and specialized care options in a modern, environmentally friendly setting with extensive amenities and recreational programs.
Edmonton, Alberta
Our Parents' Home is a high-rise retirement community in downtown Edmonton near the River Valley, offering personalized senior living with in-suite care and support available.
Edmonton, Alberta
Rutherford Heights is a 172-suite luxury senior living community in south Edmonton, Alberta, offering Independent Living, AHS Supportive Living, and Memory Care options. Built in 2008, it provides person-centered care in a parkland setting near Ellerslie Road.
Edmonton, Alberta
The Waterford of Summerlea is a retirement residence offering elegant, worry-free independent living for active seniors in Edmonton, Alberta, established in 2000.
Edmonton, Alberta
Tuoi Hac Golden Age Manor is a non-profit seniors living facility in northwest Edmonton offering independent living and continuing care.
Edmonton, Alberta
MacTaggart Place is a luxury senior living community in southwest Edmonton offering Independent, Supportive, and Memory Care living options in spacious one and two-bedroom suites.
Edmonton, Alberta
Lewis Estates is a 177-suite seniors' community in Edmonton, Alberta, built in 2013, offering Independent, Supportive, and Memory Care living options in spacious one and two-bedroom suites.
Edmonton, Alberta
AgeCare Jasper Place is a Continuing Care Home Type A located in west Edmonton near Misericordia Hospital, featuring 100 private and semi-private beds in a person-centred seniors community.
Edmonton, Alberta
Allen Gray Continuing Care Centre is a 10,595 square metre facility in southeast Edmonton offering senior long-term care, independent living suites, adult day support, and child daycare services.
Edmonton, Alberta
Canterbury Foundation is a not-for-profit, licensed seniors' housing community in Edmonton offering independent living, supportive living, memory care, and long-term care. Established in 1974, it provides comprehensive support across all stages of aging.
Edmonton, Alberta
Churchill Manor is an independent senior living community in Edmonton, AB operated by Atria Retirement Canada. It offers spacious studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments with all-inclusive pricing including housekeeping, dining, transportation and utilities.
Edmonton, Alberta
Devonshire Village is an executive retirement living condominium located in Terwillegar Gardens, Edmonton, featuring independent and assisted living options with access to a connected long-term care facility.
Edmonton, Alberta
Emmanuel Home is a senior living community in Edmonton offering independent living and assisted living with in-home health care services. The facility features one and two-bedroom suites and studios across four wings.
Edmonton, Alberta
Garneau Hall Seniors Community is a warm and friendly seniors community in Edmonton offering assisted and independent living with all-inclusive services and amenities.
Edmonton, Alberta
GEF Seniors Housing is Alberta's largest non-profit social housing operator for seniors, serving nearly 4,000 tenants and residents across multiple communities in Edmonton.
Edmonton, Alberta
GEF Seniors Housing is the largest provider of subsidized seniors' housing in Alberta, offering self-contained apartments and lodge accommodations throughout Edmonton.
Edmonton's retirement home landscape stretches across a large, sprawling city, so location often shapes day-to-day quality of life more than any other single factor. Many families start by thinking about proximity to a parent's longtime neighbourhood — areas like Glenora, Riverbend, and the Millwoods corridor each have established senior-living communities — but it's equally worth considering closeness to the University of Alberta Hospital or the Royal Alexandra Hospital, both of which are important referral centres if your parent's health needs become more complex over time. Public transit connections and nearby bus routes can matter greatly to residents who still want independence, and to family members making regular visits.
Alberta's continuing care system is coordinated through Alberta Health Services (AHS), which plays a central role in assessing care needs and connecting families to appropriate settings. If your parent may eventually need a higher level of support, ask each retirement home how they work with AHS and whether the building has any connection to supportive living or continuing care on the same campus — a smooth transition later can relieve enormous stress. It's also worth asking how long the typical waitlist runs at a given community, as popular Edmonton locations can fill quickly, particularly in the fall and winter months when families often begin searching.
When comparing retirement homes, think in layers: first, does this community match your parent's current care level? Second, does the monthly rate fit what your family can realistically sustain, keeping in mind that private-pay rates vary by care level and suite size? Third, is the location somewhere your parent will genuinely enjoy — accessible to green spaces like the river valley trail system, familiar shops, or a faith community? Edmonton's winters are significant, so enclosed walkways, indoor amenities, and heated parking access are practical details worth confirming on a tour.
Finally, consider the full continuum. Retirement homes are often a stepping stone, and understanding when a community would refer a resident to Assisted Living, Memory Care, or home-based support through Home Care helps you plan ahead rather than react in a crisis. Independent Living may also be worth comparing if your parent is largely self-sufficient but wants community and convenience. Taking time now to ask the hard questions — about care escalation, discharge policies, and staffing — is the most loving thing you can do for the person you're helping.
Typical cost: $1,070–$1,365 per month.
Most Edmonton retirement homes operate on a private-pay basis, with monthly rates reflecting suite size and care level. If a resident's needs grow, Alberta Health Services can assess eligibility for provincially subsidised supportive living or continuing care, where accommodation charges are set provincially and care costs may be partially covered based on assessed need.
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