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Long-term care homes provide 24-hour nursing and personal care for people who can no longer live safely at home. In Ontario they are licensed by the Ministry of Long-Term Care; in Quebec the equivalent is a CHSLD.
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Long-term care (LTC) homes in Canada (known as CHSLD in Quebec, long-term care homes in Ontario and Atlantic Canada, and continuing care centres in Western Canada) deliver round-the-clock nursing supervision, personal care, and specialized medical support for seniors with significant cognitive or physical impairments.
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Long-term care homes provide 24-hour nursing and personal care for people who can no longer live safely at home. In Ontario they are licensed by the Ministry of Long-Term Care; in Quebec the equivalent is a CHSLD.
Ontario official basic long-term care accommodation is CAD 2,129.17/mo from 1 July 2026 (Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care, ontario.ca, updated 10 July 2026). This is not a national median. Select a city below for local providers.
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How are long-term care accommodation rates subsidized in Canada?
In all Canadian provinces, the clinical and medical care in licensed long-term care homes is 100% funded through provincial healthcare. Residents pay a standardized co-payment accommodation fee for room and board, set annually by provincial ministries. For example, in Ontario, standard co-payment rates are set for basic, semi-private, and private accommodation, with government rate-reduction subsidies available so no resident is turned away due to lack of income.
How do families apply for a long-term care placement in Canada?
Placements into subsidized long-term care homes cannot be made directly with individual homes; they must be coordinated through single-entry access agencies. In Ontario, contact Ontario Health atHome (formerly Home and Community Care Support Services). In Quebec, contact your local CLSC social worker. In British Columbia and Alberta, placement assessments are conducted by regional health authority case managers.
What is Long-Term Care Homes?
Long-term care homes provide 24-hour nursing and personal care for people who can no longer live safely at home. In Ontario they are licensed by the Ministry of Long-Term Care; in Quebec the equivalent is a CHSLD.
How many Long-Term Care Homes providers are listed?
seniorhelp.care lists 1,265 Long-Term Care Homes providers. Compare profiles, check quality scores, and read reviews to find the right fit.
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- Public pensions and benefitsPublisher: Government of Canada. Supports: General senior-care planning information. Last checked: 2026-07-10.
- Long-term care home copayment rates and standardsPublisher: Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care. Supports: General senior-care planning information. Last checked: 2026-09-04.
- Health Canada — Home and community care guidancePublisher: Health Canada. Supports: General senior-care planning information. Last checked: 2026-09-04.