Population aging in the Atlantic provinces is a current reality combined to a rural geographical composition and the presence of official language minority communities (OLMC). The objectives of this qualitative descriptive study were to 1) understand service utilization for aging in place, and 2) determine which services need improvements for access in French. Twenty-six (n=26) older adults participated in this study from rural communities in Prince Edward Island. The results attest that access to services in French for aging in place is difficult while offering possible solutions for improvement.