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Assisted Living in Oregon

Overview of assisted living in Oregon

In Oregon, assisted living communities offer long-term housing and care for generally active older adults. The median cost of assisted living in Oregon is about $5,600 per month or $67,200 annually, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data from its brand partners in the state.[01] Tucked away in the pines of the Pacific Northwest, assisted living communities in Oregon can be a great fit for seniors looking for proximity to outdoor activities, mild winter weather, and no state sales tax.

Top-rated Assisted Living facilities in Oregon

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Meadowlark Senior Living

181 S 5th St, Lebanon, OR 97355
9.9
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25 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Terrie A - I'm a current/former resident or client

I love living here. I moved here a year ago from my daughter's house a year and a half ago. There have been lots of changes, sometimes that happens but in our case it is for the better. I go with the flow....

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Bayside Terrace Assisted Living and Memory Care

192 Norman Avenue, Coos Bay, OR 97420
9.9
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26 reviews
Starting at
$X,XXX/mo
Judith Crawford - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

I had a very positive experience when I helped my friend relocate to Bayside Terrace. The marketing director was very friendly and helpful. She showed me the room which was available and answered all of my...

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Trustwell Living at River Run Place

1155 Darlene Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
9.8
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39 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

They are short on staffing, but the food is good and the staff are helpful and friendly. My loved one's room is kept up. I would recommend this facility.

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Top-rated Assisted Living facilities in Portland

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Markham House

10606 Southwest Capitol Highway, Portland, OR 97219
9.0
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21 reviews
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

We're very happy with Markham House. They do need to make an investment in a back-up power system to keep the electricity/heat running during prolonged power outages. When the power goes out, the elevator...

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Courtyard at Mt. Tabor

6125 SE Division St, Portland, OR 97206
8.9
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46 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

When it comes to the meals and dining service I believe they are working on making that experience before. They have communicated their goals. I believe when they changed their meal plan and heard from...

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Russellville Park

20 SE 103rd Ave, Portland, OR 97216
8.8
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70 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Linda - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

I highly recommend Russellville Park. The staff have been attentive and the move in process was efficiently organized. My mom and dad have been warmly welcomed. There have been some minor hiccups as everyone...

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Top-rated Assisted Living facilities in Beaverton

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MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Beaverton

14475 SW Barrows Rd, Beaverton, OR 97007
9.3
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22 reviews
Starting at
$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

The MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Beaverton community very clean, updated, consistent throughout the building, all care levels. Outstanding food. Good staff.

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Canfield Place

14570 SW Hart Rd, Beaverton, OR 97007
9.1
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44 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

Meals/Dining....[name removed] has a very sensitive taster as well as a very specific idea how things are supposed to taste which seems to change on any given day. Personal comment... I think [name...

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Brookdale Beaverton

16655 Northwest Walker Road, Beaverton, OR 97006
9.1
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41 reviews
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LRK - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

My friend needed immediate placement and they could take her right away, even with certain behaviors other places would not. I would recommend to others.

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Top-rated Assisted Living facilities in Salem

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Battle Creek Memory Care

1805 Waln Dr SE, Salem, OR 97306
9.0
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13 reviews
Starting at
$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

My Mom is very happy there. I have walked into her room when a staff person was changing Mom's Depends and the 2 of them were laughing and having a great time. My Dad died there on [date removed] and the...

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Sweet Bye N Bye Memory Care - West

2855 Evergreen NE, Salem, OR 97301
8.9
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5 reviews
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

Sweet Bye N Bye has been a great place for my mom. The staff is friendly and caring an seems genuinely happy to be there. I appreciate the activities offered to keep the residents engaged and they try to...

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Meadow Creek Village

3988 12th Street Southeast, Salem, OR 97302
8.6
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8 reviews
Melissa - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

The staff is very caring and even came to Grandma's service when she passed. The activities director is full of energy and so sweet. They have tons of activities and have monthly calendars for residents...

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Top-rated Assisted Living facilities in Medford

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Bonaventure of Medford

2530 E Mcandrews Rd, Medford, OR 97504
8.8
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14 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Barbara B - I live or lived in this community

The staff at Bonaventure of Medford are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. They answer any and all questions you may have. They offer several different sizes of apartments. The amenities are about the...

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Table Rock Memory Care

2636 Table Rock Rd, Medford, OR 97501
8.6
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15 reviews
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$X,XXX/mo
Anonymous - I'm a loved one of a resident or client

The staff is good with the memory care residents. It appears that management gets rid of problem employees promptly. I do think that they need more variety both in the meals that they serve as well as...

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The Springs at Veranda Park

1641 Veranda Park Drive, Medford, OR 97504
8.6
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11 reviews
Jeff - I live or lived in this community

I would say that they give me all the privacy I desire, having explained to the staff ahead of time that I am a long term confirmed hermit. Seemed to be the nicest place, and sales person, [name removed]was ...

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Cost of assisted living in Oregon

The median monthly cost of assisted living in Oregon is approximately $5,600, according to A Place for Mom’s internal data from its brand partners. This amount is higher than a national median monthly cost of assisted living across the country at about $4,800.[01]

It’s a great idea to look at median costs instead of average costs when considering assisted living in Oregon. It’s important to understand that medians normally aren’t influenced by extreme values, such as luxury assisted living communities in Portland or budget-conscious assisted living communities in rural areas.

It’s normal for prices for assisted living in Oregon to vary. The lowest monthly costs run approximately $3,700 while the most expensive site at about $7,600 per month.[01]

There are a variety of factors that drive the cost of assisted living. Typically, pricing considers the level of care required by a resident. The following factors may also play a role in pricing for assisted living in Oregon:

  • Number of occupants in a room
  • Room size
  • Services provided by the community
  • Amenities available on-site
  • Proximity to a major metro

Assisted living communities tend to cost less in more rural areas of Oregon than in higher population density areas, such as Salem or Eugene. If you are feeling overwhelmed by the prices of assisted living in Oregon, it’s OK. There are a variety of ways to pay for assisted living. In fact, some older Oregonians may qualify for Medicaid or Medicare to help cover the expenses related to assisted living in the state.

Compare costs of Oregon vs. the national average

Average monthly costs

Oregon

$4,504/mo

US National average

$4,544/mo

Compare costs of assisted living vs. nearby states

Average monthly costs

Oregon

$4,504/mo

Washington

$5,166/mo

Idaho

$3,712/mo

Nevada

$4,159/mo

Montana

$3,925/mo

Compare costs of assisted living in Oregon vs. nearby cities

Average monthly costs

Oregon

$4,504/mo

Portland, OR

$4,306/mo

Salem, OR

$4,622/mo

Astoria, OR

$4,273/mo

Compare costs of assisted living vs. other senior care types in Oregon

Average monthly costs

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Paying for assisted living in Oregon

In Oregon, it’s essential to plan ahead when it comes to assisted living costs. In some cases, your loved one can potentially use a combination of private and public pay options. In the following sections, you can learn about the different ways seniors can use to pay for assisted living costs. To learn more about options available, visit our complete guide to paying for long-term care.

Most senior Oregonians begin by using private pay resources to cover the cost of assisted living expenses.

Assisted living requirements and regulations in Oregon

The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) offers licensure and oversight for assisted living in Oregon. Facilities generally must follow the state requirements outlined in Oregon’s Assisted Living Rules and Regulations to be licensed.[02] ODHS typically conducts inspections of assisted living facilities periodically.The ODHS Licensed Long-term Care Setting Search may give information about a specific community’s inspection report or other details.

The Oregon rules and regulations outline the rights of residents of assisted living facilities and outline the guidelines for assisted living staff members. For example, assisted living communities in Oregon generally do the following:

  • Adopt a resident’s bill of rights
  • Provide services to residents in manner that protects their dignity and personal privacy
  • Keep resident’s medical and other records confidential
  • Offer a safe and home-like atmosphere in their facility
  • May not discriminate on the basis of color, race, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or religion

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State licensing in Oregon

We developed a system to rate each state on how easy – or difficult – it is to find important assisted living records and reports, and compiled tips to help you in your search.

States with the most transparent records allow you to look up important information about each assisted living facility online, including inspections, complaints, survey results, violations, capacity, and whether the facility accepts Medicaid.

Access to Oregon assisted living records: High

Public access to assisted living records and reports for the state of Oregon is high. Key findings that informed this rating include:

  • Oregon has generally accessible assisted living records but was marked down on some criteria, including for inspections that occur on a less than annual basis (every 2 years).
  • Oregon has increased in ratings due to the list of licenses being searchable and enforcement actions being listed in the same place as licensed communities.
  • Enforcement actions can be viewed, but for greater detail a record request must be placed with Oregon Department of Human Services.

How to look up Oregon assisted living licenses and records

  • Visit Oregon’s Assisted Living and Residential Care Facilities for a basic list of licensed communities.
  • The Oregon Department of Human Services website also has searchable database of licensed assisted living communities, and the database provides information on inspections and enforcement actions.
  • Inspections and violations for assisted living communities in Multnomah County can be found on the Multnomah County website.

How we arrived at our Oregon rating

We developed a standard methodology for state data collection and evaluation, and we based our rating primarily on the objective, state-specific accessibility criteria outlined in these questions:

  1. Are licensed assisted living communities listed online in any form? Yes
  2. If Yes to #1, is the information updated frequently? Yes
  3. If Yes to #1, is the list of licensed communities searchable? Yes
  4. Does the state post inspections, complaints, survey results, or violations online? Yes
  5. If Yes to #4, is the information updated frequently? (within 90 days) Yes
  6. If Yes to #2 and #4, is the enforcement information included in the same place as licensed communities? Yes
  7. If Yes to #4 and No to #6, are violations and inspections searchable at all? No
  8. Is information about special licensing for care shown? No or N/A
  9. Is capacity shown? Yes
  10. Are payment types shown (e.g., Medicaid, private pay)? Yes
  11. Is the administrator/contact name shown? Yes
  12. Can the state fine a facility? Yes
  13. What is the frequency of inspections? Every 24 months
  14. Does the website include pricing of facilities? No

References

  1. A Place for Mom. (2022). A Place for Mom Proprietary Data.

Top cities in Oregon for assisted living

8.1
Bend, OR
19 facilities
7.6
Beaverton, OR
116 facilities
7.5
Portland, OR
230 facilities
7.2
Salem, OR
44 facilities
6.9
Eugene, OR
32 facilities
6.8
Medford, OR
30 facilities

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