There are 55 retirement homes in London, with costs ranging from $2,995 to $7,100 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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London, Ontario
Chartwell Richmond Woods is an independent living retirement residence in London's Masonville neighbourhood, offering modern suites with dining, wellness services, and recreational amenities.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Riverside is a retirement residence in West London offering independent living in spacious suites and seniors' townhomes with included meals, housekeeping, and flexible care services.
London, Ontario
Seasons London is a modern independent retirement living community in London, Ontario, designed for active older adults seeking independence and community connection with supportive services available.
London, Ontario
Windermere on the Mount is a retirement residence set on 19 acres of green space beside the Thames River in North London, Ontario, offering independent living and supportive services for active seniors.
London, Ontario
Amica London is a retirement residence in northwest London offering premium senior living with flexible care services including independent living, assisted living, and respite care.
London, Ontario
Bloom London is a retirement community in London, Ontario offering seniors apartments, independent living, and assisted living with modern amenities, engaging activities, and support for daily needs.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Longworth is a retirement residence in west London offering independent living in studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, and two-bedroom suites. The community features chef-prepared dining, wellness services, and engaging activities.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Riverstone Senior Apartments is an eco-conscious retirement community in London's West 5 neighbourhood featuring modern seniors' apartments for active, independent adults. The community is located in Canada's first neighbourhood powered entirely by the sun, surrounded by green spaces and local shops.
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
Levante Grand Wood Park is a supportive independent living retirement residence in London, Ontario, offering independent living and short-term respite care options.
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
Senior Home Care by Angels London provides in-home care services for seniors in London, Ontario and surrounding communities. They offer compassionate, personalized care to help seniors remain in their own homes.
London, Ontario
AgeCare London is a long-term care residence located in north London, Ontario, offering 24-hour nursing care and assistance with daily activities for individuals with complex medical needs.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Riverstone is a retirement community in London, Ontario, located in West 5, Canada's first solar-powered neighbourhood. It offers independent living suites, seniors' apartments, and villas with chef-prepared meals, wellness services, and an active lifestyle.
London, Ontario
Chartwell Riverstone offers spacious two-bedroom townhouses for active, independent retirees in London, Ontario's West 5 community. Villa residents enjoy included services such as monthly housekeeping, landscaping, and snow removal, plus access to on-site amenities and activities.
London, Ontario
Earls Court Village is a long-term care nursing home in London, Ontario, providing care for vulnerable seniors with personalized health services and therapeutic programs.
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
Inspirit Residences is an independent living retirement community located in the Old South London neighbourhood. The facility offers an "Apartment Plus Care" model with spacious full-sized apartments and customized care services.
London, Ontario
Kensington Village is a 76-bed long-term care facility in London, Ontario, featuring 12 special care accommodations for acquired brain injury and a renovated common area in the partial basement.
London, Ontario
Oakcrossing Retirement Living is a retirement residence in London, Ontario, offering independent and assisted living options with spacious studios, one- and two-bedroom suites, along with extensive amenities and services.
London, Ontario
peopleCare Oakcrossing Long-Term Care Home is a 160-bed facility located in London, Ontario that opened in 2010. It provides 24-hour nursing care and support with activities of daily living.
London's size — large enough to offer a genuine range of retirement home options, yet compact enough that nothing feels impossibly far — works in your favour when you're helping a parent find the right fit. Retirement homes in London tend to cluster in a few well-established areas: the older, tree-lined neighbourhoods around the downtown core, the north end near Masonville, and pockets along the city's western corridors. Proximity to London Health Sciences Centre or St. Joseph's Health Care London may matter a great deal if your parent has ongoing medical appointments, and many homes are positioned along public transit routes, which can preserve independence even without a car.
Before you tour, it helps to understand the regulatory landscape. Every retirement home in Ontario must be licensed by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA). You can verify any home's licence and review its inspection history on the RHRA's public registry before you ever step through the door — a practical first step that narrows your list with confidence.
Think carefully about the level of care your parent needs now and, realistically, in the next few years. Retirement homes in Ontario are designed for residents who are relatively independent but benefit from daily support, hospitality services, and a sense of community. If hands-on personal care or dementia support is already part of the picture, it's worth exploring Assisted Living or Memory Care options in London as well — or asking each home directly how they handle increasing care needs over time. If your parent would prefer to stay in their own home a little longer, London's Home Care providers are another path worth understanding before you commit.
Once you have a shortlist, availability can shift quickly, especially for suites with a preferred view, floor level, or layout. Tour more than once if you can — once with your parent and once on your own, at a different time of day. Talk to residents and family members in the common areas. Ask each community how they manage transitions when care needs change, and whether there is any waitlist process to be aware of. The right retirement home will feel like a genuine answer to your parent's daily life in London, not just a safe place to land.
Typical cost: $2,995–$7,100 per month.
Retirement homes in Ontario operate mostly on a private-pay basis; provincial funding through Ontario Health atHome applies to long-term care, not retirement living. Federal income supports such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) can help offset monthly costs for eligible residents.
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