North Battleford Senior Homes

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Caleb Village

4.318 reviews
Retirement Home

1802 106 St, North Battleford, SK

Caleb Village North Battleford offers independent retirement living in a warm, supportive community with meals, housekeeping, and on-site amenities.


Harwood Manor | Golden Health Care Inc.

5.03 reviews

2691 Clements Dr, North Battleford, SK

Harwood Manor is a personal care home in North Battleford, SK offering individualized care plans in a warm, family-like setting across 72 private rooms.


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River Heights Lodge Inc

4.04 reviews
Assisted LivingContinuing CareLong-Term CarePalliative CareRespite CareSkilled Nursing

2001 99 St, North Battleford, SK

River Heights Lodge in North Battleford, SK provides long-term care, assisted living, respite, and palliative care with around-the-clock nursing support.


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Villa Pascal

1.02 reviews
Long-Term Care

1301 113 St, North Battleford, SK

Villa Pascal is a French Catholic long-term care home in North Battleford, SK, offering holistic, dignity-centered care in a warm and supportive environment.


Learn More About senior Care in North Battleford

North Battleford is a city of approximately 14,315 in west-central Saskatchewan, sitting on the North Saskatchewan River across from its smaller twin city of Battleford. Together, the two communities form the Battlefords, which serve as the regional hub for a large area of western Saskatchewan. North Battleford is the commercial and service centre, with the hospital, most retail, and the majority of the area’s senior living options located on the north bank. The area has a substantial Indigenous population, with several First Nations communities in close proximity and a significant urban Indigenous community within the city itself.

North Battleford at a Glance
14,315 (City of North Battleford, 2021 Census) — regional hub of the Battlefords in west-central Saskatchewan
Approximately 17 to 19% aged 65 and over (estimated) — near the national average
Approximately 38 to 40 years — near or slightly below the national median, reflecting a significant younger Indigenous population
Saskatchewan
4 senior home listings in North Battleford
Community Character
Small regional hub and largest city in western Saskatchewan's Battlefords area. Paired with the smaller city of Battleford across the North Saskatchewan River. Serves a large rural and Indigenous catchment area in the surrounding region.
A working prairie city with a significant Indigenous cultural presence and strong roots in the agricultural and resource economy of western Saskatchewan. The historic Fort Battleford National Historic Site on the south bank (Battleford) reflects the area's pivotal role in prairie history.
Saskatoon, approximately 140 km southeast on Highway 16 (about 1.5 hours). Prince Albert, approximately 170 km northeast. Saskatoon provides the full range of specialist healthcare and services unavailable locally.
Battlefords Union Hospital (North Battleford) — primary acute care for the Battlefords region, operated by Saskatchewan Health Authority. Complex specialist care is referred to Saskatoon.
Highway 16 (Yellowhead) connects southeast to Saskatoon (approximately 140 km, 1.5 hours) and northwest toward Lloydminster. No commercial airport; North Battleford Airport handles general aviation. Most travellers fly through Saskatoon (YXE).
Senior Care in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Ministry of Health licenses and inspects personal care homes. Long-term care (special-care homes) is accessed through Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).
The Personal Care Homes Act (Saskatchewan). Personal care homes are privately owned businesses licensed and monitored by the Ministry of Health.
4 listings across care types including Independent Living, Personal Care Home, Memory Care, and Long-Term Care / Special-Care Home
Special-care homes (long-term care) are subsidized through Saskatchewan's provincial health care system and accessed through Saskatchewan Health Authority. A Personal Care Home Benefit is available to eligible lower-income seniors in licensed personal care homes. Personal care homes themselves are privately funded.
Personal care homes are private businesses, licensed by the province. Special-care homes providing the highest level of care may be publicly operated, not-for-profit, or private, with publicly subsidized beds accessed through SHA assessment. Independent living is entirely private.

North Battleford has one of the higher proportions of Indigenous residents of any Saskatchewan city, and this cultural context shapes the character of the community and the nature of senior care conversations in the area. For families looking for culturally appropriate care for Indigenous seniors, or for seniors and families who want care environments that reflect First Nations or Métis cultural values, North Battleford’s proximity to several First Nations communities and its established Indigenous service organizations are relevant context.

Saskatchewan’s provincial framework applies uniformly. Personal care homes are licensed under The Personal Care Homes Act, and special-care homes provide long-term care accessed through Saskatchewan Health Authority. The Prairie North Health Region previously administered this area before SHA consolidation in 2017. Battlefords Union Hospital in North Battleford provides acute care for the Battlefords and surrounding region.

North Battleford is car-oriented with limited public transit. The city is on Highway 16 (Yellowhead) approximately 140 km northwest of Saskatoon, a drive of roughly one and a half hours. VIA Rail does not serve North Battleford directly. North Battleford Airport offers very limited charter and scheduled regional service; most commercial air travel requires driving to Saskatoon. The flat prairie terrain makes driving straightforward year-round except during winter storms.

The Battlefords region has a distinctive history as one of the key flashpoints of the 1885 Northwest Resistance, and the Fort Battleford National Historic Site preserves that history on the south bank. For seniors and families with roots in the region, the sense of place and community connection is strong. Use the search tool above to filter listings by care type and the features most relevant to your family’s situation.