Senior Residences in Anjou, Montreal

Last updated: June 23, 2026

Anjou is a quiet residential borough in east Montreal, known for its quality of life, green spaces and proximity to all services. Senior residences here are modern, well-equipped and offer outstanding value for money.

Why choose Anjou for a senior residence?

• Calm and secure — low-density residential borough, quiet streets, highly valued safe environment for seniors
• Les Galeries d'Anjou within reach — large shopping centre with pharmacy, grocery, doctors, clinics and varied shops
• Natural setting — Promenade des Riverains, cycling and walking paths, well-maintained green spaces
• Large, fully-equipped residences — Anjou is home to some of the largest senior residences in east Montreal
• Easy highway access — Highways 40 and 25, making family visits easy from the suburbs

Types of residences in Anjou

• Large multi-service residences (Cat. 3-4) — big complexes with medical clinic, physiotherapy, pharmacy, pool and panoramic terraces
• Medication management residences (Cat. 2) — for semi-autonomous seniors requiring light medical monitoring
• Affordable HLM and non-profit — for low-income seniors aged 60+, managed by OMHM or non-profit organizations

Getting around from Anjou

Anjou has no metro station, but transit connections are adequate:

• STM bus routes 32, 49, 139 — connecting to Radisson and Langelier metros (green line)
• Highways 40 (east-west) and 25 (north-south) for visiting family by car
• Most residences offer medical shuttle service to Maisonneuve-Rosemont or Santa Cabrini Hospital

Nearby services

• Health — CLSC d'Anjou, Santa Cabrini Hospital and Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital nearby, medical clinics at Galeries d'Anjou
• Pharmacy — Pharmaprix and Jean-Coutu at Galeries d'Anjou, delivery available
• Grocery — Metro and IGA at Galeries d'Anjou, local markets, varied restaurants
• Leisure — Promenade des Riverains (walking, cycling), municipal pools, sports centres

Budget and pricing in Anjou

Prices vary widely by residence, apartment size, level of autonomy and the services included (meals, medication management, personal assistance, care). Always ask each residence for a detailed price list before comparing.

• HLM (OMHM) — rent is income-based for eligible residents aged 60+; contact the OMHM for conditions and waiting-list information
• Medication-management residences (Cat. 2) — a base rate plus light medical monitoring services
• Personal-assistance residences (Cat. 3 and up) — cost rises with the intensity of care and amenities (clinic, physiotherapy, terraces)

Many seniors can lower their costs through Revenu Québec's tax credit for home-support services for seniors; check the current rate and limits directly with Revenu Québec. East-end Montreal is generally seen as more affordable than central neighbourhoods, so Anjou can offer good value — but always compare specific residences.