Fredericton Senior Homes
Searching for senior living in Fredericton? Browse retirement homes, assisted living communities, independent living options, memory care, and long-term care residences all in one place.
Pavillon Medley Hall
620 Cliffe St, Fredericton, NB
Pavillon Medley Hall is a licensed nursing home in Fredericton, NB offering long-term care, memory care, and assisted living with round-the-clock professional support.
Pavillon Neill Hall
610 Cliffe St, Fredericton, NB
Pavillon Neill Hall is a licensed long-term care home in Fredericton, NB, offering assisted living, memory care, and around-the-clock nursing support for 64 residents.
Pine Grove Nursing Home
521 Woodstock Rd, Fredericton, NB
Pine Grove Nursing Home in Fredericton, NB provides long-term, memory, palliative, and skilled nursing care in a warm, resident-centred environment.
ServUs Health
346 Queen St #301, Fredericton, NB
ServUs Health is a care coordination platform based in Fredericton, NB, helping older adults and families find trusted, verified care service providers.
servusapp
570 Queen St Suite 600, Fredericton, NB
ServUs Health in Fredericton, NB connects older adults and families with trusted care services after a hospital stay or health transition.
Ste. Anne's Court
81 Duncan Ln, Fredericton, NB
Ste. Anne's Court is a senior living community located in Fredericton, NB, offering a supportive environment for older adults.
Thomas Hall
375 Rainsford Ln, Fredericton, NB
Thomas Hall is a licensed nursing home in Fredericton, NB offering long-term and memory care in a spacious, resident-focused community.
White Rapids Manor Inc
235 Sunbury Dr, Fredericton Junction, NB
White Rapids Manor is a provincially licensed long-term care home in Fredericton Junction, NB, offering 24-hour nursing care for 40 residents in a welcoming riverside setting.
Windsor Court Retirement Residence
10 Barton Crescent, Fredericton, NB
Windsor Court Retirement Residence in Fredericton, NB provides independent and assisted retirement living with flexible service plans tailored to each resident.
Learn More About senior Care in Fredricton
Fredericton is New Brunswick’s capital city, sitting in the Saint John River valley in the centre of the province. It is the political and governmental heart of New Brunswick, home to the provincial legislature, the University of New Brunswick, and St. Thomas University, which gives the city a character shaped in equal parts by government employment and a significant student population. That combination produces a city that skews somewhat younger than many Maritime centres, with a median age of approximately 41.7 years and a senior population at approximately 19.9 percent, near the national average.
As the provincial capital, Fredericton carries a breadth of services and healthcare infrastructure that exceeds what its population of approximately 63,000 might suggest. Horizon Health Network’s Fredericton region covers the capital area and administers access to publicly funded long-term care. The Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital is the primary acute care facility for the region, with a range of specialist programs accessible locally. For families evaluating senior living in central New Brunswick, Fredericton is the centre of gravity for healthcare and services.
New Brunswick governs senior care through the Nursing Homes Act, administered by the Department of Social Development. The province has 78 licensed nursing homes providing 5,373 beds, and 431 adult residential facilities serving approximately 7,600 residents. Adult residential facilities provide a lower level of care than nursing homes, and both types are licensed under the provincial Act. Access to publicly funded placements is coordinated through Horizon Health Network (which serves English New Brunswick) following an assessment, while Vitalité Health Network covers francophone communities.
Fredericton has a bilingual character, reflecting New Brunswick’s status as Canada’s only officially bilingual province. The city is predominantly English-speaking, but French-language services are available and New Brunswick has a legal obligation to serve residents in both languages. For seniors who are francophone, or for families who want French-language care options, this is worth confirming early in the search process, as the availability of French-language care varies across facilities.
The city is served by Fredericton Transit with a conventional bus network, and Fredericton International Airport connects to Toronto, Montreal, and Halifax with direct flights. VIA Rail does not serve Fredericton. Highway 2 runs through the city connecting to Moncton approximately 175 km east and Saint John approximately 100 km south. Use the search tool above to filter listings by care type and the features most relevant to your family’s situation.