Russellville Park
20 S.E. 103rd Ave, Portland, OR 97216
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Reviews of Russellville Park in Portland, Oregon
4.21
(32 reviews)
Facility
4.4
Staff
4.6
Food
4.0
Activities
4.0
Value
3.6
SadResident
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January 1, 2024
Having lived at Russellville Park Independent Living for approx 1.5 years, I have found that very little of what I was promised was actually true. Food is poor and costly. Not interested in trips to casinos or shopping. Activities are just card games. Place looks nice but that is about all. Residents are occasionally friendly, but only at dinner. Most of the time, people spend their days in their rooms watching TV. There was more value when I first moved in, but many things have been cut back. Profit is very big with this group. Staff changes frequently. Think very carefully before coming here.
Elderly Voice
1
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February 15, 2023
I have experienced and seen firsthand the extreme differences in what “assisted living” means to those paying for extra help and those who are suppose to be giving the help. Russellville has no problem providing pretty brochures with lots of promised services that they assure you will be available to you for an additional amount on top of your monthly rent. This amount starts at a high price and goes up from there. I have found they do not do much of anything as far as assisting you. They come in and are out the door often in under 3 mins. They don’t keep to your set schedule and always cut corners with whatever task they are doing. Examples: Coming to give you your meds. In the door-handing you a small paper cup with pills then leaving. No water so you can take them. No waiting to ensure you got them down. No going over what pills are in the cup. No conversation. Then you find a pill or two on your kitchen floor right under the cabinet they get your meds out of. Once a week coming in to clean but, not actually cleaning. Reusing the dirty pad on the bottom of your swiffer mop because they didn’t throw it out from last time and put a new one on - even tho you have boxes of them from Costco there to use. Making up your bed but not changing the sheets. So it looks nice but when you pull back the covers you find dirty sheets. Taking your laundry to wash and returning it unfolded. It goes on and on. I have seen friends of mine sit in their own filth for up to 8 hrs before they come to help them. They do not respond to your cries for help quickly. When you fall be prepared to stay on the floor for a very long time and know you will need to call over and over to ask for help. There is no one to complain to because they don’t care. It’s not their job - they flat out dismiss you - there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY with these people. They are great salesmen. Plz DO NOT trust them with the care of you or your loved one. They only want your money. Stay in independent living it’s fine but DO NOT move over to the East building. It’s a lie. They do not do what they are supposed to do. They do not advocate for you. They do not ensure your wellbeing or safety. You become invisible. They will take more money from you then not do their job. They will say you need more help and step you up a price level and still not do there job. It just keeps going. I have seen them force or work on families to convince them their loved one needs memory care when that’s not the case. This always happens if you complain to much or demand better care. Just because someone can’t make their own bed or needs help showering does not mean their mind is not there. It’s a physical limitation not a deficiency in mind. There is a difference unfortunately Russellville does not seem that way because if they did, they would do their job and people wouldn’t be forced to go into memory care they don’t need it. And once you go in, you never ever come out!
Mary
4
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November 25, 2022
We picked Russellville Park for my sister because she is in a wheelchair and all the other places we toured had a four-inch lip for the shower. So, she couldn't roll in. Russellville Park has a roll-in shower. The staff is great. They've all been friendly. They have game nights, movie nights, bingo, and cookies out on the counter for the afternoon. So people can drop by and pick up a cookie. They have a hair salon, too.
Christine
5
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March 24, 2022
My mom will be moving into Russellville Park. We chose it because it felt like it had a very youthful feeling to it. It felt a little more luxurious than some of the other places we visited. The upkeep looks good so far, and no complaints. The dining area looks good. They have a gym, a soaking pool, a salon on-site, and transportation. They have a lot of common spaces and standard activities.
Marie
5
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October 5, 2020
I moved in to Russellville Park a month ago. I like the apartment layout. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. The apartment is small, a lot smaller than the house that I was living in for 34 years, and I am still adjusting. The food is pretty good. They have activities but is limited because of the virus. It cost quite a bit, but it has lots of ammenities so that kind of make up for it. I like the location better than the other ones I have seen. The apartment layout is also better and is bigger in terms of square footage.
Patricia
5
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October 31, 2018
Russellville Park would be our #1 choice. It had so many accommodations. The assisted and independent living each had their own restaurant. My friend's going to be 85 and it was overwhelming because it was almost too big. The rooms were very accommodating, very clean, and a good size. They were just what he was looking for. The staff was very good. The residents raved about how happy they were there and just enjoyed all the accommodations. They had great workout rooms, so there were lots of exercises.
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- Fee Structure Extra: We offer a month-to-month rental
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- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We offer companion suites
Dining options
- In Room Kitchenette
- In Room Kitchens
- Dining Room Shared Meals
About Russellville Park in Portland, Oregon
Russellville Park is located in the vibrant neighborhood of Russellville in Portland, Oregon. Visitors and residents love that Russellville Park is a spacious and clean facility with a modern and cozy interior, and that the community boasts several restaurants and a coffee shop. Residents enjoy socializing in the activity room, exercising at the gym and reading in the library. The facility receives the most praise for scheduling an array of amazing activities, including bingo games, movie nights and exercise classes as well as bus trips to nearby attractions.
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