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Avamere Rehabilitation of Beaverton

11850 SW Allen Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005

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Reviews of Avamere Rehabilitation of Beaverton in Beaverton, Oregon

3

(15 reviews)

  • Facility

    1.0

  • Staff

    1.0

  • Value

    1.0

TBbeck

1

December 27, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

The care my mother was poor. She was experiencing a medical emergency when I came to visit. The staff seemed unaware and when told we’re unsure what to do. The investigation after was poor and when pressed decided to hide behind patient privacy. Stay way. Who knows what would have happened if I had not informed the staff of the issue and told them to call EMS.

Brett Wheeler

1

September 7, 2017

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Unsanitary. Toilet did not work. No disinfectant used after toilet backup. Meds passed up to 4 hours late. Staff not trained. HIPAA violations everywhere you look.

Rayetta

3

November 22, 2016

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My father was in Avamere Rehabilitation of Beaverton. His stay there was OK. It was institutional. The rooms were kind of filled with excess wheelchairs and stuff that was kind of like a storage room. The staff was very good. My issue was with the management. I did not think they were on top of things. They did not know what was going on. My dad was there for rehab, and they never got him out of the wheelchair.

bennettosu

5

October 31, 2016

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Great Facility! Has a 5 star rating from CMS! Great Team.

Kathleen Straw

2

August 24, 2016

I am a friend or relative of resident

My mother has returned home after a 2 week rehabilitation in Avamere, Beaverton. Her comment to me was, 'I am sure glad to be home'. And I am glad she is away from that institution! The food is terrible, her requests for pain medication took up to 6 hours to be administered, her daily medications were not administered correctly, her room was dirty, her requests for assistance to the toilet are late resulting in 'accidents', etc., etc. I live in Australia and I could hear my 93 year old mother go from a bright, alert and very social person to someone who couldn't remember what day it was. When I complained to the managing director, he responded with policy (what was supposed to be done), not what is occurring on the floor with my mother. Friends who visited my mother added to and confirmed my concerns about her care, providing examples of what was occurring. I realise that all can't be perfect in an institution like this, but things could be considerably better with just minor changes and a major change in attitude toward the patients in their care. At this point, I cannot recommend this facility to anyone.

Caring80565050

1

May 29, 2014

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I don't have any positive comments for Avamere Rehabilitation. I actually moved my mom from there. The nurses didn't seem to know what was going on with the patients at all. My mom had an extremely low sodium count. She had a UTI, and in five days, she went from doing fairly well to actually being sent by ambulance to the hospital. I saw her just go downhill day by day when she was there. It's very old, so it didn't seem very clean to me. The lower staff was very friendly. The upper staff and the nurses just didn't seem very connected with what was going on. I think she probably lost several pounds in five days. I saw and tasted some of the food, and it really was bad. They need to improve on the medical staff being aware and knowing what they're doing, and they definitely need to improve on the food. Those two things are the most important for them to improve.

CGirl

5

January 25, 2013

I am a friend or relative of resident

I can't say enough good things about this facility and the staff! I wonder if the poor reviews are from either a disgruntled ex-employee, or someone who can't ever be made happy. The staff here are excellent, caring and compassionate. They treat my Dad wonderfully, and even put up with all of us family ( 8 kids) being here almost 24/7! They also allowed Visiting Angels to be with my Dad at night. Dad was very ill, weak and helpless when he came here on New Year's Eve, and to date has improved both health wise and with physical therapy. The caring, committed staff and dedicated family members have made his improvement possible. Honestly, this was not our first choice of nursing homes, but we are so happy with his progress, and all the wonderful staff that we are thrilled we didn't choose another nursing home for him. Thanks to all the staff for being so caring and attentive to my Dad, and for making sure we, as family, are always comfortable while we are here!

wheezerwilly

1

December 12, 2012

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Poor service, after calling for assistance, a thirty to fourty minute wait. Consistantly not just sometimes. My Dad didn't want to do his rehab, what he was there for, and they didn't try to get him to do it. They would ask, he said no and they said ok. My Dad has really good insurance, but without improvement, insurance will no longer pay after I think at about thirty days or less. Dad was there over two months and no improvement. When I tryed to move him to another facility, I should have said nothing to them and just did it. They wouldn't let me have one minute alone with Dad. They thought I was upset about him having a bed sore on his rear end. In fact , I didn't even know about that till then . And I also found out that they didn't have any one big enough to help Dad get out of bed, or a big enough hoyer. I have more to say but that should be enough. Oh wait, They insisted Dad had a co pay and he did not. After a few months of back and fourth with them on the subject Dad said just pay them,(like many old folks would do). I called Dads insurance, like I should have from the begining but I didn't think they would keep insisting. And they set them straight.

cnaworker

3

October 25, 2012

I visited this facility

I thought that this facility had many people working there that truly cared about their patients. The facility itself was fairly nice when you walked into the lobby, and patient rooms were large and nicely decorated. The common areas were small and it was difficult for wheelchairs to move around.

Family Member3

4

September 27, 2012

Other

Avamere Rehabilitation of Beaverton, Oregon has been a nice place for my family member to recover after back surgery. The living arrangements consisted of a private room with a shared restroom, and that was just what was needed. The staff of caregivers was available when called, and regularly checked in to assist with getting dressed and such. Sometimes there was a bit of a wait; but nothing unreasonable. The provided meals were standard, and it was especially nice that there were some alternatives to choose from. This was surprising, since the facility is a smaller one.Visiting hours were very open and flexible. It felt good to be able to drop in any time and be able to see that things were going alright. Professional nursing staff at this Avamere facility was busy; yet each of them were able to spend time on our questions and concerns. Most impressive was the physical therapy staff and program. Therapy included individual time, focused on the prescribed personal plan. The group activities were well-done with an amazing amount of individual attention to each one present. I would recommend this Avamere facility to others as meeting more than general standards of care.

Anthony88

5

July 29, 2012

I visited this facility

The facility is an old one, but it is VERY well maintained. For an old facility, it is very clean, tidy, and well supplied. The staff were very friendly (except some of the nurses) but all the CNA's and medication aides were helpful. Call lights were answered promptly and with professional service. Some of the staff are playful which, in my opinion, helped build relationships. Overall, a very nice facility!

Anthony88

5

July 6, 2012

I visited this facility

This facility was very clean and the staff was very nice and helpful. It is a newer building, so it doesn't have that "nursing home" smell. The nurses, aides and therapists were very knowledgeable about their craft. The residents were treated very civil. Therapy procedures were great. This facility provided free cable, wifi, and daily newspaper to keep the residents (and visitors) entertained. Overall, this facility is great.

speak out loud

1

June 12, 2012

I am a friend or relative of resident

This place is awful. My father spent a week there and it was 7 days of misery. It is in disrepair. The rooms and bathrooms are straight from the 60's. Everything is shared, there is no privacy and few staff members speak english. The food was unedible. Everything was grey or beige. It smelled gross and everything had the consistency of mush. There are no gardens or greenspace. The landscaping is of overgrown weeds. Please do not let your loved one be sent to this place.

Caring445776

3

September 24, 2011

I visited this facility

This facility accommodates about 70 intermediate care and rehab patients, but has no memory care. It is an old ugly building that looks like a traditional nursing home of the past"”concrete and drab. It's located in a very urban setting, only a couple blocks off the highway, but right near a busy intersection, not a peaceful setting. Inside has sparse and sterile decoration, more akin to a hospital. There is no outside area for residents to use, which is a real drawback for some. There is a small common area near the entrance where residents can gather, and they seem to like the interaction and watching visitors come and go. Residents must share small bathrooms, and the individual rooms themselves are rather drab, and very cramped and claustrophobic-feeling: a twin bed and small nightstand and small chair more than fill them. There is a colorful activity board posted, but not many engaging activities actually offered. The food served is average, more like cafeteria food, with overcooked vegetables and standard fare. They do accommodate off-hour requests, however. This facility has one of the lowest staff to resident ratios"”about 16 residents to every caregiver, so the place has a frenetic feel. It can be difficult to summon someone if needed. I had a client there who reported it often took 45 minutes or more to respond to a call light, even for reasonable requests. In addition, the caregivers don't seem to have particularly emotional investments with the residents, family members, outside caregivers or other visitors. There are also some communication problems with staff members, not all of whom are proficient in English or easy to understand. They are not always a comfortable match for the residents, most of whom are Caucasian. One benefit: There a social worker for rehab and another for long-term care residents. Their offices are located near the living spaces"”and they are very accessible. This facility accepts Medicaid residents. For others, the cost is about $5,000 to $6,000 monthly.

twoeyes

5

July 28, 2011

I visited this facility

I am a licensed CNA and have worked in a Nursing Care Facility before, so I know from experience which ones are good and which ones do not run well. Avemere in Beaverton is clean, well organized, peaceful and has a well trained and concerned staff. They are actually cheaper than in home care. My boyfriend's mother was suffering from terminal stomach cancer and so her pain was difficult to manage. The staff made sure the doctors were aware of her pain level and visited with her a lot even though she had a wonderful family helping her. I give Avemere a five.

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Services and Amenities of Avamere Rehabilitation of Beaverton in Beaverton, Oregon

Room and housing options

  • Studio Apartments

Features

  • Beauty Barber Shop
  • Resident Transportation

Health services

  • Skilled Nursing
  • Physical Therapy
  • Nurse On Staff: Yes

Medicare

  • Health

    3.0

  • Overall

    3.0

  • Quality

    4.0

  • Staff

    4.0

Medicare Provider Number: 385195
    Ownership Type: For profit - Corporation
    Rating Date: 9/1/2023

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