Sherbrooke Senior Homes
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Complexe Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
300 Rue King E, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1G 1B1, Canada
Complexe Saint-Vincent-de-Paul is a senior living residence located at 300 Rue King E in Sherbrooke, Quebec, in the vibrant Estrie region.
Elogia, residence Groupe Maurice
5440 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, Quebec H1V 1A1, Canada
Elogia, residence Groupe Maurice is a large, amenity-rich senior residence in Montreal offering independent and supported living near the Olympic Park.
Faubourg Mena'Sen
808 Rue Saint-François N, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1E 3P9, Canada
Faubourg Mena'Sen is a 172-unit independent retirement community in Sherbrooke, Quebec, designed for active, self-sufficient adults aged 50 and over.
Grace Dart Extended Care Centre
6085 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, Quebec H1N 1C2, Canada
Grace Dart Extended Care Centre is located at 6085 Sherbrooke St E in Montreal, offering dining, fitness, spa, and wellness amenities in a storied setting.
Grace Village
1515 Rue Pleasant View, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1M 0C6, Canada
Grace Village is a senior living community in Sherbrooke, Quebec, offering a welcoming environment for older adults seeking comfort and community.
Highcrest Sherbrooke
53 Court St, Sherbrooke, NS
Highcrest Sherbrooke provides long-term care in Sherbrooke, NS, offering around-the-clock support, comfortable living spaces, and a vibrant community life.
Hospital And Center D'hébergement Argyll
375 Rue Argyll, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1J 3H5, Canada
Hospital And Center D'hébergement Argyll is a senior care facility located at 375 Rue Argyll in Sherbrooke, Quebec, dedicated to supporting residents with compassionate, attentive care.
Hospital And Shelter D'youville
1036 Rue Belvédère S, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1H 4C4, Canada
Hospital And Shelter D'youville is located at 1036 Rue Belvédère S in Sherbrooke, Quebec, offering care and support services for seniors in the Estrie region.
La Clé d'Or
926 Rue de l'Ontario, Sherbrooke, QC
La Clé d'Or is a senior living residence located in Sherbrooke, QC, offering older adults a place to call home in a vibrant urban neighbourhood.
Learn More About senior Care in Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke is Quebec’s sixth-largest city and the principal city of the Eastern Townships, known in French as l’Estrie. It sits at the confluence of the Saint-François and Magog rivers in the heart of a region known for its rolling countryside, heritage architecture, and strong educational and healthcare institutions. Sherbrooke is a university city — the Université de Sherbrooke and Bishop’s University in nearby Lennoxville are both significant institutions — which gives the city an intellectual character and demographic mix that includes a substantial student population alongside its established residents.
Sherbrooke’s senior population is approximately 21 to 22 percent of total residents, above the national average and consistent with the broader Eastern Townships region, which has historically had one of Quebec’s older demographic profiles. The city has a well-developed senior living market that serves both its own residents and seniors from surrounding smaller communities in l’Estrie who choose Sherbrooke for its concentration of services. The CIUSSS de l’Estrie-CHUS is the health authority for the region, and the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Sherbrooke (CHUS) is one of the teaching hospitals in Quebec, providing strong regional medical infrastructure.
Quebec’s senior care framework applies in Sherbrooke as across the province. RPAs (private seniors’ residences) must hold a certificate of compliance from the MSSS, and CHSLDs provide publicly funded long-term care for those with significant needs. Access to publicly funded placements is through the CIUSSS de l’Estrie following a needs assessment. The Eastern Townships have historically had a significant anglophone minority community, particularly in communities near the Vermont border, and Sherbrooke has some English-language services and care options, though the city is predominantly francophone.
Sherbrooke is primarily car-oriented but is served by the STS (Société de transport de Sherbrooke), which operates a bus network within the city. The city does not have direct rail service, though VIA Rail operates between Montreal and Sherbrooke on the Quebec-Halifax corridor, with infrequent departures. Highway 10 connects west to Montreal approximately 150 km away, a drive of about one and a half hours, and Highway 55 connects south toward Vermont. For out-of-province visitors, flying to Montreal and driving is the most practical approach.
The city’s character is shaped by the rivers that run through it, the hills of the Eastern Townships surrounding it, and the institutional anchors of its universities and hospital. The downtown on King Street has undergone revitalization, and the cultural scene benefits from the university population. For families considering Sherbrooke as a senior living destination, the combination of healthcare infrastructure, cultural programming, natural setting, and relatively moderate cost compared to Montreal makes it a compelling option in the Eastern Townships region. Use the search tool above to filter listings by care type and the features most relevant to your family’s situation.