Assisted Living Residences

Assisted living is semi-independent housing for adults who are able to make decisions on their own behalf but require some support with their day-to-day needs, due to physical, mental health or health challenges or while in recovery.

There are three classes of assisted living residences:

• Seniors and Persons with Disabilities - for adults receiving assisted living services due primarily to chronic or progressive conditions linked to the aging process or a disability.
• Mental Health - for adults receiving assisted living services due primarily to a mental disorder.
• Supportive Recovery - for adults receiving assisted living services due primarily to substance use.

To find out what assisted living residences are available in your community, use the search boxes to find a community, specific residence or class of residence. For each residence listed you will find information about that residence and if there are any substantiated complaints.

A substantiated complaint means an allegation that has been investigated by the Assisted Living Registry and has been determined to be true. This means the residence is non-compliant with the Community Care and Assisted Living Act or the Assisted Living Regulation.