Assisted Living Communities in Lake Oswego, OR

"My parents moved into Homewood Heights about a month ago. I like the place. It was smaller than average -- only about 44 rooms. My mom and dad really appreciated that. They seemed to be liking their apartment pretty well. We had a little bit of trouble moving in because the lady who was supposed to vacate the apartment didn’t move out. Overall, they are in an apartment that like now, and they are pretty satisfied. I think their activities are okay for people their age. The only thing that I don’t think they do enough is that they only take their buses out shopping one day a week instead of two, and I think they need to do that two days a week. The staff are pretty good. As far as the surroundings, that is one of the reasons why mom chose it. They have lots of trees and grass. "

"My mom went to look. They're really sweet people there. It's a really, really good place. Their facility was really great, but it seemed to be more for people that really needed assisted living more than what my mom needs. It also didn't have what she wanted. It was too inconvenient for her; it was too chaotic. Like she has to take an elevator to different floors, and that really bothers her. They're just so super people. It's very clean and very beautiful."

"We had mom at Edgewood Point for a couple of weeks only, but it was a wonderful place. They seemed to be very good about caring for people and it was a nice and clean facility. They treated mom very well and even though she wasn’t thrilled to be there, they still tried to work very well with her. Her room was nice. Mom was able to participate in a lot of things even for her short stay. We were not able to eat there, but mom seemed to like it because she was able to eat all the food that was given to her. "

"I visited Prestige Senior Living Riverwood. It was really nice, great, and had big rooms. However, it did not have direct outdoor access."

"Prestige BH goes way beyond with this winter storm they don’t have electricity since Saturday to Thursday. My love ones are not neglected during this time. All the staff are amazing and handle the situation with a big smile. I highly recommended this facility with there awesome service with our love ones!"

"I visited here for my parents. It is a nice place. They have nice dining room and a nice staff. The drawback for my mother is that it was like a hospital when you look into the parking lot. We had lunch there, and everything was fine. It was also a lot bigger than the other place we visited. The staff members were very friendly. They have rooms for activities."

"Brookdale Wilsonville is nice and has everything I need, but I've only been here for a month. The food is adequate. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's OK. There are a lot of activities to do here and a bus that takes us places. The staff is very nice. I would have loved to have a door from my room that goes straight outside so I wouldn't have to go down the hallway and out the door, but I knew that when I moved in."

"I toured McLoughlin Place Senior Living. It seemed nice, and people were very happy. It was nice that my mom could keep her cats because they're important to her. The staff was very friendly. They have a nice little seating area out front for people."

"I visited some communities, and one of them was Courtyard at Mt. Tabor. The staff was great. They were very informative, and they kept in touch with us. I talked to the director and the social workers there, and they were very friendly and nice. We had lunch there and the food was excellent. They have different apartment sizes. They had a studio, one bedroom, and they were of a large size. They did have a list of activities, and we also talked to some of the residents. Actually, the whole facility was very nice. I can't say one bad thing about them actually. "

"Fathers day dinner was amazing. The BBQ Pork boneless, apple pie and salad. I have been here 8 years the best dinner I had here! I highly recommend Calaroga Terrace. Great People and Great Food"

"Mom is at MorningStar at Laurelhurst. It is very clean. Most of the caregivers are very caring and loving. They enjoy what they do and care for the residents. There were a few issues at the beginning, but things are better now. No place is perfect. I was given a couple of opportunities to have a meal there, and the food is always very fresh because the memory care patients are always served first. It's nutritious and they have a really good chef. There's a good variety. There are a lot of coloring activities (they have adult coloring books). They also play music and then have movies after dinner. They have other activities that I noticed on the board, like going for a walk and trivia things, but Mom's not interested in any of that stuff. She's very picky. She's always just sitting there, totally bored."

"My disabled Mom had maggots and flies in her room, so needless to say the housekeeping is non existent. They find a way to blame the resident for all of the staff's shortcomings. "

"My Mother was only there for 5 weeks, before passing away, but the staff at iHome Care took such good care of her and were so supportive to me during her end of life stages. Together with hospice services my Mom had a peaceful passing. In the short time I got to know so many of the caregivers by name and they loved my Mom. Even the administrator, Jordan came and checked in on my Mom though I know he had a busy schedule. It is such a caring and loving environment. I'm so glad I found this place. No activities during the pandemic but I understand they will resume activities in the future. "

"My wife was a resident of Arcadia Senior Living. The people were fine and everything, but like a lot of places, they ran short of help. She had a good-sized living room and bedroom. The upkeep was okay, but having less people, it probably wasn't so. There weren't enough people working, and new people were coming in all the time, and I think they didn't know what was going on. The dining area was fine. They did many things for the residents, such as exercise and games, but I think they've gone through three changes since then. I think the people who put on those activities get disappointed because not too many residents show up. She was really a good working gal. When she did all the chores to get things ready for the people, but nobody showed up, it disappointed her. That's too bad, but it's not the worker's fault."