Long-Term Care in Toronto, Ontario

Long-Term Care is a type of care offered by some retirement homes. 24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs who can no longer live safely at home. Agewise lists retirement homes that offer long-term care in Toronto, Ontario, each with its own profile showing the care types that home has confirmed and, where available, public regulatory information.

Agewise lists 16 retirement homes that offer long-term care in Toronto, Ontario. You can browse all of them above with no account required — each listing shows the care types that home has confirmed and, where available, public regulatory information.

Assisted living in a retirement home is private-pay and typically accessed directly — residents choose and book their own suite. Long-term care is government-funded 24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs; it is accessed through a provincial waitlist managed by a health authority, not booked directly.

In Ontario, retirement homes are licensed and inspected by the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA), an independent body established under the Retirement Homes Act, 2010. Agewise links to public regulatory records wherever they are available.

No. Every Toronto listing on Agewise is free to browse with no account and no phone number required. Agewise is an independent directory built on confirmed facts and public regulatory information, not a sales channel for any single operator.

You can compare Toronto retirement homes using the confirmed details on each listing, or talk with Avery — Agewise's free, unbiased assistant — to narrow the options by care needs, budget, and location. There is no cost and no obligation.