Retirement Homes in Winnipeg, MB

There are 60 retirement homes in Winnipeg, with costs ranging from $1,024 to $3,950 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.

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Catherine Place

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(14 reviews)

Catherine Place is a retirement home in Winnipeg with 104 suites and more than 30 years of experience serving seniors. The facility offers month-to-month leasing with freshly renovated open-floor concept suites ranging from cozy to spacious.

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$2,176–$3,330/mo
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River Ridge Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.7(60 reviews)

River Ridge I Retirement Residence is a retirement community in Winnipeg offering independent and assisted living options with views of the Historic Red River.

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Seine River Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

5.0(59 reviews)

Seine River Retirement Residence is an active-living community in South East Winnipeg offering independent and assisted living options with 168 one and two-bedroom suites, each with private patios or balconies.

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Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(43 reviews)

Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence is located in Winnipeg's Tuxedo neighbourhood and offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care options in a luxury retirement community setting.

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Sturgeon Creek Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.8(28 reviews)

Sturgeon Creek I Retirement Residence is an active-living retirement community in the St. James neighbourhood of Winnipeg, overlooking Sturgeon Creek and across from Grace General Hospital. The four-storey residence offers independent and assisted living options with a range of suite sizes, amenities, and activities.

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The Westhaven

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(58 reviews)

The Westhaven is an independent senior living community in Winnipeg offering all-inclusive apartments with chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, and daily activities.

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Villa Aulneau

Winnipeg, Manitoba

5.0(5 reviews)

Villa Aulneau is an independent living residence in Winnipeg, Manitoba, housed in a former convent and completely remodeled on 3.5 acres in historic St. Boniface. It offers apartment-style living with full services including meals, laundry, housekeeping, and 24-hour security.

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$2,085–$3,685/mo
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Concordia Village

Concordia Village

58Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(56 reviews)

Concordia Village is a non-profit registered charitable organization in Winnipeg offering assisted living for seniors aged 55 plus, with independent living and on-site support services.

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Amber Meadow

Amber Meadow

56Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.7(146 reviews)

Amber Meadow is an independent senior living community in Winnipeg, Manitoba, operated by Atria Retirement Canada. The community offers spacious apartments with all-inclusive pricing and a variety of amenities and social activities.

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Bergen Gardens

Bergen Gardens

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

3.7(20 reviews)

Bergen Gardens is a senior living community in North Kildonan, Winnipeg, offering 149 assisted living suites and 48 memory care cottage suites with 24/7 healthcare staff and person-directed care.

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Brightwater Senior Living of Tuxedo

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.0(48 reviews)

Brightwater Senior Living of Tuxedo is a senior living community in Winnipeg offering assisted living, memory care, and respite care with 24/7 nursing support and no long-term lease requirements.

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Canoe Club

Canoe Club

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.3(24 reviews)

Canoe Club Senior Living is Winnipeg's newest retirement community offering luxury independent living on the riverfront with specialized services for seniors.

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Holy Family Home

Holy Family Home

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.1(31 reviews)

Holy Family Home is a residence for the elderly and those requiring long-term care in Winnipeg, dedicated to providing personal and health care in a loving environment based on Christian ideals.

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Lindenwood Terrace

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

5.0(3 reviews)

Lindenwood Retirement Living operates two assisted living communities in Winnipeg: Manor (136 suites) and Terrace (79 suites). Both offer one- and two-bedroom suites with kitchenettes, two meals daily, weekly housekeeping, and recreation programs.

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Meadowood Manor

Meadowood Manor

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.1(48 reviews)

Meadowood Manor is an 88-bed personal care home in Winnipeg, Manitoba, providing safe and respectful quality care for elderly residents since 1978.

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Misericordia Terrace

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.9(11 reviews)

Misericordia Terrace offers independent living for older adults in the West Broadway neighbourhood of Winnipeg. Suites include meals, utilities, recreational activities, and access to nearby Misericordia Health Centre.

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River Ridge II Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.4(50 reviews)

River Ridge II Retirement Residence is a luxury retirement community in Winnipeg located on the banks of the Red River, offering independent living, assisted living, assisted living plus, and secure memory care neighbourhoods.

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Riverwood Square Retirement Living

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.3(55 reviews)

Riverwood Square is a Winnipeg retirement community offering assisted living at The Landing and memory care at Harmony Court. All-inclusive services include three chef-prepared meals daily, housekeeping, wellness programs, and on-site healthcare support.

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Sturgeon Creek II Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.7(16 reviews)

Sturgeon Creek II Retirement Residence is located in the St. James community of Winnipeg, Manitoba, offering both independent and assisted living options in a pet-friendly setting across from Grace General Hospital.

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The Convalescent Home of Winnipeg

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(17 reviews)

The Convalescent Home of Winnipeg is a personal care home that provides long-term care services to residents who require assistance. Established in 1906, it was the first Personal Care Home in Manitoba.

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The Meadows Retirement Residence

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6(9 reviews)

The Meadows Retirement Residence is an assisted living community located in Sage Creek, Winnipeg. It offers private suites with full kitchens and balconies, along with on-site dining, fitness, and spa services.

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The Melody

The Melody

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.4(13 reviews)

The Melody is a luxury retirement community in Winnipeg featuring pet-friendly suites, gourmet dining, and full in-suite amenities in a brand new building.

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$2,350–$3,950/mo
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The Parkway Retirement Community

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.0(21 reviews)

The Parkway Retirement Community offers independent living with services and 55 Plus seniors apartments in Winnipeg, located on over four acres between River Heights and Linden Woods neighbourhoods.

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The Waverley

The Waverley

54Developing

Winnipeg, Manitoba

5.0(3 reviews)

The Waverley is an independent living and short-term respite care residence in Fort Garry, Winnipeg, with over 25 years of experience. It offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites on seven acres with landscaped grounds.

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How to choose retirement homes in Winnipeg

Choosing a retirement home in Winnipeg is rarely a quick decision, and that's perfectly normal. Most families begin the search during a transition — perhaps after a hospital stay at Health Sciences Centre or St. Boniface Hospital, or simply when living alone has started to feel like more effort than joy. Starting with an honest conversation about your parent's daily needs, social preferences, and how those needs might change over the next few years will help you narrow the field far more quickly than browsing amenities lists alone.

Winnipeg's retirement homes tend to cluster in established residential neighbourhoods such as River Heights, Tuxedo, St. Vital, and the North End, as well as in newer suburban areas in the city's southwest. Proximity to a familiar neighbourhood matters more than many families expect — being close to a long-standing faith community, a favourite park along the Assiniboine or Red River, or easy access by public transit for visiting family can meaningfully affect how settled a parent feels in their new home. If driving is no longer an option, look closely at whether the home has its own transportation program or sits near nearby bus routes.

One important distinction in Manitoba: retirement homes operate as private-pay residences and are separate from the provincially regulated personal care home system. If your parent requires a higher level of personal support or nursing care, they may eventually need a personal care home, accessed through the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority. Some families find it helpful to explore Assisted Living and Memory Care options listed on this site alongside retirement homes, so they understand the full continuum available in the city. If staying at home longer is still on the table, our Winnipeg Home Care and Independent Living listings are worth a look too.

When comparing options, prioritize four things: the level of care currently available and how well it can flex as needs evolve; the monthly cost relative to your parent's income and assets; the home's location relative to family, medical appointments, and community ties; and current availability, since waitlists in Winnipeg can vary considerably by neighbourhood and care level. Visiting in person — ideally on a weekday when the home is in full swing — and speaking candidly with residents and frontline staff will tell you far more than any brochure.

Retirement Homes costs & funding in Winnipeg

Typical cost: $1,024$3,950 per month.

Retirement homes in Winnipeg operate on a private-pay basis, so monthly rates are set by each residence and reflect suite type and included services. If higher-level care is eventually needed, provincially funded personal care homes are accessed through the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, where residential charges are income-tested.

Frequently asked questions

How much do retirement homes in Winnipeg cost per month?
Private-pay monthly rates vary depending on suite size, included services, and care level. There is no single standard rate. Use the listings on this page to compare the range, then call homes directly for a detailed breakdown of what is and isn't included.
What's the difference between a retirement home and assisted living in Winnipeg?
Retirement homes are private-pay residences offering hospitality, meals, and optional support services. Assisted living typically provides a more structured level of personal care. Both sit between independent living and a personal care home. Browse our Winnipeg Assisted Living listings to compare both options side by side.
Is there any government subsidy or funding help for retirement homes in Manitoba?
Retirement homes are generally private-pay; there is no direct provincial subsidy for them. However, federal Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) can help offset costs. If your parent needs a higher level of care, provincially funded personal care homes — accessed through the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority — may be worth exploring.
How do I arrange a tour or check availability at a Winnipeg retirement home?
Contact the home directly using the phone number or inquiry form on its listing page. Most Winnipeg homes welcome in-person tours on weekdays. Ask about current availability and whether a waitlist exists — both can change quickly, so it pays to reach out sooner rather than later.
When is the right time to start looking at retirement homes in Winnipeg?
Earlier is almost always better. Searching before a crisis gives your family time to visit multiple homes, understand waitlists, and make a thoughtful choice. Many families begin exploring options following a health event or when daily tasks at home are becoming consistently challenging.

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