Senior Residences in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Last updated: August 6, 2026
Rooted in a strong community tradition, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve is now going through a vibrant transformation. Because it is home to Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, the neighbourhood gives families outstanding access to specialized healthcare, alongside affordable and well-equipped senior residences.
Why choose Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for a senior residence?
- Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital close by — a major university hospital known for its specialized geriatric, oncology, and cardiac care
- One of Montreal's most affordable areas — residence costs below those of central districts, with excellent value
- Green line metro network — Joliette, Préfontaine, and Viau stations, with quick downtown access
- Authentic community feel — local shops, street markets, rich community networks and neighbourhood identity
- Green spaces nearby — Parc Maisonneuve, Botanical Garden, and Parc La Fontaine within 10 minutes
Types of residences available
- Large multi-service residences (Cat. 3) — complexes of 60–460 units with personal care, pool, medical clinic and full activities
- Intermediate resources (RI) — for seniors with moderate to severe loss of autonomy, with integrated daily care
- Alzheimer's specialized units — available at select facilities with secured coded doors
- Community non-profit residences — small, affordable residences for independent seniors
Getting around
- Joliette metro (green line) — just 15 minutes to Berri-UQAM and every downtown hospital
- Préfontaine and Viau metros providing full coverage of Mercier-Hochelaga
- Bus routes 35, 125, 185 serving residences in the area
- Medical shuttle service offered by most residences for Maisonneuve-Rosemont appointments
Nearby services
- Health — Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, CLSC Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, CLSC des Faubourgs
- Pharmacy — Jean-Coutu, Pharmaprix with delivery available
- Grocery — Marché Maisonneuve, IGA, Metro, ethnic grocery stores
- Culture — Espace culturel Maisonneuve, libraries, Biodôme and Botanical Garden 2 km away
Budget and pricing
- Non-profit and subsidized housing — for low-income independent seniors, limited availability
- Mid-size Cat. 3 residences — $1,800–$3,000/month with full services
- Large full-service residences (pool, clinic) — $2,500–$3,800/month — exceptional value given the range of amenities offered
Senior residences in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve: full directory
Certified private senior residences (RPA) in this area, verified with MSSS. Prices and availability change — contact our advisor for an up-to-date list. 5 certified residences listed.
Lux Gouverneur Montréal
458 units, studios to 4½, near Maisonneuve Park and Botanical Garden. Personal care, indoor pool, medical clinic, shuttle, comprehensive leisure activities.
📍 5500, rue Sherbrooke Est, H1N 5L5
📞 514-259-5500
Request infoManoir Claudette Barré
114 units adjacent to Honoré-Beaugrand metro. Welcomes independent, semi-autonomous, intermediate-resource, and Alzheimer's residents. Nursing and 24/7 assistance on site.
📍 7979, rue Sherbrooke Est, H1L 1A6
📞 514-351-0200
Request infoRésidence Le Symbiose (Groupe Résidences Excellence)
251 units in Mercier-Hochelaga. Personal assistance services, intermediate resources available, secure and active living environment for active and semi-autonomous seniors.
📍 3075, rue Paul-David, H1N 0A8
📞 514-352-8989
Request infoRésidence Les Jardins de Jouvence
61 certified units for autonomous and semi-autonomous seniors. Coded security doors for residents with cognitive impairment. Family atmosphere in a human-scale residence.
📍 2552, avenue Lebrun, H1L 6P1
📞 514-353-9533
Request infoMaison des Aînés Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (OSBL)
32 non-profit units in the heart of Hochelaga. Community-oriented residence for independent seniors, focused on inclusion and neighbourhood belonging.
📍 1620, avenue De LaSalle, H1V 2J8
📞 514-598-9999
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Frequently asked questions about Hochelaga-Maisonneuve residences
How much does a senior residence cost in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve?
Mid-size Cat. 3 residences generally run $1,800–$3,000/month with full services, while large complexes with a pool and medical clinic range from $2,500 to $3,800/month. Non-profit and subsidized options also exist for low-income independent seniors, though availability is limited.
Are the residences close to Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital?
Yes. This is the neighbourhood of Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, a university hospital offering specialized geriatric, oncology, and cardiac care. Most residences also provide a medical shuttle service for appointments.
Is the area well served by transit?
The green line metro runs through the neighbourhood (Joliette, Préfontaine, and Viau stations) alongside bus routes 35, 125, and 185. Joliette metro reaches Berri-UQAM in 15 minutes.
Are there units for residents with Alzheimer's?
Yes — select facilities in the area offer specialized Alzheimer's units with secured coded doors.