Senior Residences in Plateau-Mont-Royal

The Plateau-Mont-Royal is one of Montreal's most vibrant and culturally rich neighbourhoods. Residences here are few but exceptional — ideal for seniors who want to stay connected to the city's cultural pulse.

Why choose the Plateau for a senior residence?

• Exceptional cultural environment — theatres, cinemas, galleries, year-round festivals and a unique neighbourhood lifestyle
• Maximum walkability — pharmacies, grocery stores, clinics, restaurants and shops accessible on foot virtually everywhere
• Iconic parks — Parc La Fontaine, Parc du Portugal, and quick access to Mount Royal
• Excellent transit — Mont-Royal, Laurier and Sherbrooke metro stations (orange line), plus a dense bus network
• Close to major hospitals — CHUM, Notre-Dame Hospital, Jewish General Hospital all reachable quickly

What type of residence on the Plateau?

• Non-profit (OSBL) residences — community residences at affordable prices for independent seniors; income eligibility criteria apply
• Comprehensive care residences (Cat. 4) — for seniors with significant loss of autonomy, including cognitive decline and Alzheimer's care
• Intermediate care residences (Cat. 3) — for semi-autonomous seniors requiring supervision and personal assistance

Supply on the Plateau is limited due to urban density and high real estate costs. Planning ahead is essential — spots fill quickly.

Getting around from the Plateau

• Mont-Royal metro (10 min to downtown), Laurier, and Sherbrooke stations — all orange line
• Multiple bus routes (11, 27, 45, 55, 97) covering the entire neighbourhood
• Residences typically offer medical shuttle service for appointments at the CHUM or Jewish General

Nearby services

• Health — CLSC des Faubourgs, CLSC Plateau-Mont-Royal, CHUM super-hospital, pharmacies everywhere
• Grocery — Épicerie Milano, IGA, local markets, specialty shops along Mont-Royal and Duluth avenues
• Culture & leisure — Théâtre du Rideau Vert, Cinéma Beaubien, neighbourhood libraries, community workshops, walking groups

Budget and pricing on the Plateau

• Non-profit residences (subsidized) — from ~$1,186/month all-inclusive for eligible seniors
• Intermediate care (Cat. 3) — $2,200–$3,800/month with personal assistance services
• Intensive care (Cat. 4) — $3,500–$5,500/month depending on care intensity

For tighter budgets, nearby neighbourhoods like Rosemont or Villeray offer more options at lower cost.