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Top 10 Old Age Homes in Noida (2026): Compared Side by Side

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The top old age homes in Noida include Quality Elder Home (Sector 116), Antara Care Homes, Aangan Old Age Home (Sector 62), Ashirwad Elders Home (Sector 116), Olive Elder Care, Roshan Smriti (Noida Extension), Tapasya Retirement Home (Sector 45), Manop Foundation (Sector 112), Dua Old Age Home (Sector 63A) and Anand Niketan Vridh Sewa Ashram (Sector 55). Paid care homes suit seniors who need daily help or medical monitoring, while charitable ashrams suit families who need free or low-cost support. Quality Elder Home is ranked first on this page for its 24/7 medical and nursing care, personal assistance and homely environment.

Quality Elder Home publishes this guide, so we have been open about how we ranked the homes below. Please verify every detail with each home before you visit.

Choosing an old age home for a parent is one of the hardest decisions a family makes. Noida now has charitable ashrams, small private homes and large professional senior-living operators, and their websites often sound alike. This guide compares ten well-known options in Noida and Noida Extension so you can shortlist the right homes, then visit them and decide with confidence.

Family visiting an elderly parent at a care home in Noida

How We Ranked These Homes

Full transparency: Quality Elder Home is our own home, so we have placed ourselves first and we want you to know exactly why. The other nine homes are described only from publicly available information, such as their own websites and independent directory listings, and we have not inspected them. We ranked on the points that matter most to families of seniors who need care:

  • Medical and nursing support: round-the-clock caregivers, nurses and doctor access.
  • Range of care: help with daily living, assisted living and memory support.
  • Safety and comfort: secure premises, hygiene, meals and room quality.
  • Transparency: clear information about location, services and who the home is for.

Charitable ashrams are ranked lower here only because they usually offer less medical support. They do important work and are often the right choice for families who need free or low-cost help.

Top 10 Old Age Homes in Noida at a Glance

Comparison of the top 10 old age homes in Noida by area, type and best-for
# Home Area Type Best for
1 Quality Elder Home Sector 116 Paid care home with 24/7 medical and nursing support Seniors needing daily help and medical monitoring in a homely setting
2 Antara Care Homes Several sectors, incl. 15A, 44, 61, 62, 66, 93A Premium assisted living Families wanting a large, branded operator
3 Aangan Old Age Home Sector 62 Paid nursing home for seniors Seniors wanting a long-established home
4 Ashirwad Elders Home Sector 116 Assisted living and memory care Seniors with dementia, stroke or long-term conditions
5 Olive Elder Care Noida Assisted living, short and long stays Respite or recovery stays
6 Roshan Smriti Noida Extension Assisted living and care home Families living in or near Noida Extension
7 Tapasya Retirement Home Sector 45 Paid retirement home Fairly independent seniors wanting a quiet home
8 Manop Foundation Sector 112 Non-profit old age home Families looking for a non-profit option
9 Dua Old Age Home Sector 63A Charitable, not-for-profit Seniors with limited means
10 Anand Niketan Vridh Sewa Ashram Sector 55 Charitable ashram (Jan Kalyan Trust) Underprivileged seniors over 60

The Top 10 Old Age Homes in Noida

1. Quality Elder Home, Sector 116

SD 09, Sector 116, Noida · Paid care home · +91 99997 90161

Quality Elder Home is a professionally run care home built around the idea that every senior should be treated like family. Trained caregivers and medical staff support residents day and night, with help for bathing, dressing, meals, walking and medicines, along with healthy meals, comfortable rooms and a safe environment. It is a fee-based home, not a free ashram.

Best for: seniors who need regular help or medical monitoring and families who want close, personal attention. Learn more about our elder home in Noida or senior citizen home in Noida, or book a visit.

2. Antara Care Homes (Antara Senior Care)

Multiple Noida locations · Premium assisted living

Antara is a large senior-living brand that was conceptualised in 2010 and is associated with the Max Group. Its Antara Care Homes list sites in several Noida sectors, including 15A, 44, 61, 62, 66 and 93A, and describe 24x7 trained caregiving, health monitoring, nutritious meals and wellness programmes.

Best for: families who prefer a larger branded operator with several locations. Fees are generally positioned at the premium end, so ask for a written quote.

3. Aangan Old Age Home, Sector 62

C-200, Sector 62, Noida · Run by Aangan Trust

According to a Samarth listing, Aangan was established in 2009 by the Aangan Trust and describes itself as Noida's first dedicated nursing home for senior citizens. Public directories report higher fees than most charitable homes, so confirm the current price with the home.

Best for: seniors who want a long-established home with a nursing focus.

4. Ashirwad Elders Home, Sector 116

Sector 116, Noida · Assisted living and memory care

Ashirwad Elders Home describes assisted living, medical monitoring, housekeeping and 24/7 caregiver support, and lists memory care for Alzheimer's, dementia and Parkinson's, along with stroke and post-surgery care.

Best for: seniors with memory conditions or those recovering from illness or surgery. Ask how medical emergencies are handled at night.

5. Olive Elder Care

Noida · Assisted living with flexible stay lengths

Olive Elder Care describes itself as offering both short-term and long-term accommodation for senior citizens with trained care staff.

Best for: families who need a short recovery or respite stay before deciding on long-term care.

6. Roshan Smriti Assisted Living and Care Home

Noida Extension · Assisted living and care home

Listed on Sulekha as an assisted living and care home for seniors in Noida Extension, it is a convenient option for families in and around Greater Noida West.

Best for: families living in or near Noida Extension who want a nearby assisted living home.

7. Tapasya Retirement Home, Sector 45

SD-12, near Prateek Stylome, Sector 45, Noida · Paid retirement home

A directory listing says the home has operated since 2021 and lists furnished rooms, 24/7 caregiver support, vegetarian meals, medication monitoring, CCTV, and a doctor on call. Other directories list a different sector for Tapasya, so confirm the address before you go.

Best for: fairly independent seniors who want a quiet residential setting with caregiver support.

8. Manop Foundation, Sector 112

SK A 05, Gate No 2, Sector 112, Noida · Non-profit

Ketto describes Manop Foundation as a non-profit established in 2012 to give elderly people a secure and supportive place to live. Costs vary with the accommodation and services needed.

Best for: families who prefer a non-profit organisation and want to discuss fees directly.

9. Dua Old Age Home, Sector 63A

Block D-15, Sector 63A, Noida · Charitable, not-for-profit

Dua Old Age Home is described by Samarth as a charitable organisation providing a safe, comfortable living environment for senior citizens. Sources give different founding years and addresses, so verify details with the home.

Best for: seniors with limited means who need a safe, caring place to live.

10. Anand Niketan Vridh Sewa Ashram, Sector 55

C-5, Sector 55, Noida · Run by Jan Kalyan Trust · Charitable

A directory listing describes it as a private charitable initiative supporting underprivileged senior citizens over the age of 60 in the Noida region.

Best for: seniors over 60 with little or no family support and limited means. Enquire early, as places are limited.

Details above come from public sources and were last checked on 29 October 2026. Fees, services and addresses change, and some directories disagree with each other. Please call each home and visit in person to confirm. If you run one of these homes and want a correction, contact us.

Which Type of Home Is Right for Your Parent?

Needs daily help or nursing

Choose a care home or assisted living centre with round-the-clock caregivers, nurses and doctor access, such as the homes ranked 1 to 6.

Mostly independent

A retirement home with meals, housekeeping and company may be enough. Make sure a doctor is reachable in an emergency.

Limited means

Contact charitable and non-profit homes early, call Elderline 14567 and speak to the district social welfare office.

If a stroke is the reason for the move, read our guide on stroke recovery in old age. For a plain-language explanation of the choices, see our guide to a vridh ashram in Noida.

Visit Checklist: What to Ask Every Home

Medical & Care

  • Who is on duty at night, and is a doctor on call?
  • Which hospital is used in an emergency?
  • How are medicines stored and given?
  • Can staff manage your parent's conditions?

Safety & Hygiene

  • Grab rails, non-slip floors and call bells.
  • Clean rooms, bathrooms and kitchen.
  • Fire safety and secure entry.
  • Verified, respectful staff.

Food & Daily Life

  • Fresh meals that suit diabetic or low-salt diets.
  • Activities, prayer and festivals.
  • Residents who look comfortable and engaged.
  • Respect for privacy and choices.

Trust & Paperwork

  • Registration and legal standing.
  • A written fee schedule showing inclusions and extras.
  • Clear terms on notice, refunds and discharge.
  • Regular visits and calls with your parent.

This guide to selecting an old age home also advises visiting without much notice and watching how staff treat residents. Trust what you see, not only what you are told.

Cost, Free Options and Senior Citizens' Rights

Charitable homes may be free or low cost, while paid homes charge a monthly fee that depends on room type, medical needs and services. Public listings quote anything from budget homes at roughly 10,000 to 20,000 rupees a month to premium homes at several times that, but the range is wide and changes often. Always ask for a written fee schedule.

  • Elderline 14567: the national helpline for senior citizens, with information and guidance. See the Elderline information page.
  • District social welfare office: can guide you on government-supported homes and schemes.
  • Charitable trusts: places are few, so enquire early and verify registration.

Indian law also protects older people. The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 makes it a legal duty for children and relatives to maintain senior citizens who cannot maintain themselves and provides for Maintenance Tribunals.

This is general information, not legal or medical advice. Please speak to a lawyer or your parent's doctor about your own situation.

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Old Age Homes in Noida: FAQs

Common questions families ask when comparing old age homes in Noida.

Which is the best old age home in Noida?

The best home is the one that fits your parent's medical needs, budget and comfort. In this comparison, Quality Elder Home in Sector 116 is ranked first for its round-the-clock medical and nursing care, personal assistance and homely environment. Always visit two or three homes in person before deciding.

How many old age homes are there in Noida?

Noida has dozens of old age homes, care homes and assisted living centres, from charitable ashrams to premium senior living operators. This page compares ten well-known options across Noida and Noida Extension. Availability, fees and services change, so confirm details directly with each home.

How much does an old age home in Noida cost per month?

Charitable homes may be free or low cost, while paid homes charge a monthly fee that depends on room type, medical needs and services. Some public listings quote budget homes at roughly 10,000 to 20,000 rupees a month and premium care homes at much more, but figures vary widely. Ask for a written fee schedule before admission.

Are there free old age homes in Noida?

Yes. Some charitable trusts, such as Anand Niketan Vridh Sewa Ashram run by Jan Kalyan Trust, support seniors with limited means, though places are limited. You can also call the national senior citizen helpline Elderline on 14567 or contact the district social welfare office.

What is the difference between an old age home and assisted living?

A basic old age home provides shelter, meals and company. Assisted living adds daily help with bathing, dressing, mobility and medicines, plus nursing and health monitoring. If your parent needs regular help or medical supervision, choose assisted living or a care home.

Which old age homes in Noida offer 24/7 medical care?

Care-focused homes such as Quality Elder Home, Antara Care Homes and several assisted living centres advertise round-the-clock caregiver or nursing support. Ask each home who is on duty at night, whether a doctor visits or is on call, and which hospital is used in an emergency.

Is there an old age home in Noida for dementia or Alzheimer's care?

Some homes offer memory care for dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, so confirm this directly. Ask about staff training, secure premises, daily routines and how the home handles wandering or confusion before you decide.

What documents are needed for admission to an old age home?

Homes usually ask for the senior's ID proof, recent photographs, medical reports and the current medicine list, plus contact details and ID of a family member. Many also ask for a medical check and a signed admission agreement. Requirements differ, so ask each home for its list.

What should I check before choosing an old age home in Noida?

Check registration, doctor and nurse availability, night staffing, emergency arrangements, hygiene, food quality, safety features, staff behaviour and the written fee and exit terms. Visit without much notice and speak to residents and their families.

Does Indian law require children to look after their parents?

Yes. The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 makes it a legal duty for children and relatives to maintain senior citizens who cannot maintain themselves, and provides for Maintenance Tribunals. This is general information, not legal advice.

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