Independent Living Communities in Wilsonville, OR

"I like Solista Milwaukie by Cogir the best. I liked it because I liked the environment, I liked the people, and it was the most affordable one if I had to move right now. It's independent living, and then if you need additional care, they have a company that they hire people to come in. I love the location, the environment, the people, the affordability, and the things they offer as part of living there. It is relatively close to McLoughlin Boulevard and other places that I could walk to and shop at if I were able to. It offers a bus to get to whatever things you need to, including medical appointments. Meals are included; they are not extra like at some places. I did not eat there. It wasn't mealtime at that time, but they welcomed me to come back any time. They've sent me emails inviting me to events, but I don't have a car, and I'm not close enough to attend any of those. I saw the dining area, though, and I loved the overall size of it. It wasn't huge, and it wasn't tiny. I just had nothing I didn't like about this place."

"I like Somerset Lodge. Everybody that I talked to said it's like family. They invited me to lunch, and lunch was good. The people were wonderful. Everybody was wonderful. The person that took me around was great. She spent a lot of time with me. It's a beautiful location. They have big green areas for walking. It is very high on my list, but I'm not sure if I can afford it in a year. Maybe it will be a little too expensive for me. The food was very good. I was sitting with three very nice ladies. This lady who took me around gave me lots of time, and she was a star. They have just decorated for Christmas. The residents decorated it and they did an unbelievable job."

"Edgewood Downs is a blessing. Clean and nice facilities and rooms, great food (according to my dad- he loves the ever changing menu options!), and inclusive atmosphere. The residents are active and my dad always has multiple fellow residents with whom he shares meals, watches movies, and exercise. Joyce was especially incredible as we navigated the transition to independent living. She made it seamless, keeping up regular communication and through professional, empathetic support for me and my dad."

"I've known Creekside Village Retirement for a long time. I like the manager and I like the room. There's a garden space, too. I've always liked the community and its location. There are lots of activities. I'm looking forward to the exercise classes. I'm sure there are nicer facilities there, but the others cost a whole lot more money, too, while this one is affordable for us."

"Country Meadows Village was more of what we were looking for. The assisted living was right across the driveway, so everything was close by. The apartments were all in one building and they had housekeeping come in and you didn't have to hire that on your own. That was all part of the service. It was a lovely campus. The staff members that we met were very helpful and very knowledgeable. It was absolutely beautiful and it's an enormous campus. The people seemed to be living their best life. Bikes and other good things are all over the place. The rooms were lovely and quite large. They had fairly large kitchens and everything. It was just a very comfortable-looking facility. When we were leaving, the bus had just pulled up and was in the entryway there and people were getting off the bus. They have transportation available. They have a beauty barber shop and a large dining room. The common areas that we saw were set up for just whatever you would want to do. The grounds were beautiful. The golf course is about two blocks away, so if you wanted to golf, you could walk to the golf course."

"We went to Glenmoore Gracious Retirement Living. They have two-bedroom, two-bathroom units, but none are available at this time. They had a very nice dining room. The building and its surroundings were very nice. We had lunch there, which was pretty good. The staff seemed pretty good, too."

Our resort-style, beautifully designed senior living community was thoughtfully built in Beaverton, Oregon. This attractive area brings our residents a delightful destination, sitting right across the way from the city's premier shopping destinations, like Streets of Tanasbourne and Sunset Square. The diverse common areas throughout our community were elegantly appointed to match the surrounding neighborhood's splendor. You'll find beautifully landscaped interior courtyards, a fitness center, luxury dining, and outdoor grilling stations right at your doorstep. Anthology of Beaverton invites you or your loved one to continue life's journey in a community that comforts, nourishes, and excites. Our professional and friendly team supports every resident with individual attention, extending the convenience of maintenance-free living to our Independent Living residents, person-centric care plans for our Assisted Living residents, and attentive, personalized, and dignified support for our Memory Care residents. No matter who our residents are, they will get to fill every day with fun activities, planned events, and the comfort of high-end social spaces. Continue your life story with us right here in Beaverton, Oregon. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

"The Courtyard at Mt.Tabor was very nice. I liked it because there was a lot of space. There were two memory care facilities there. I loved them both because there was a lot of room. Activity directors were there and working. It seemed like everybody was enjoying themselves, and they were happy, which was important to me. They looked like they were content and smiling, so they were comfortable. What I liked about this one are the colors, which were green. It looked very nice and was well-kept. I liked the way it was laid out so that the memory care patients couldn't get lost because they just went around a circle. I like the rooms. I like everything about it. Their staff was very attentive. They were all very friendly and had smiles on their faces. They seemed to be doing their job and liking it."

"I toured MorningStar of Hillsboro. It's so nice. I had lunch there, and it was great. The staff was nice. At times, I had two people helping me."

"I toured Calaroga Terrace, and I knew immediately it was not the right place for me. The person who took me around was the most vivacious and the most positive person. Debbie was wonderful. I think she was the marketing manager or the sales manager. She really was a dynamite person, but the place wasn't right for me. The sizes of the rooms were OK, but they did not have stoves. While I am 83, I still love to cook. They provide three meals a day, seven days a week. The place is older. It's a renovated hotel, but it looks tired. I wouldn't fit in there. It's the only high-rise that I toured. I noticed that there were birds that were using the windows on the ninth floor, and I wondered how often the windows got cleaned. Inside, the cleanliness was fine though. They had two libraries, a lounge on each floor, and a craft room. They had the typical amenities that almost all of these had."

"I'm in Holiday Rock Creek. I'm a blind person and I live on a fixed income. Most of the other places that I went to look at were huge. The hallways were like the size of the length of a football field, if not longer. This place is manageable. It's not quite as big as the other places that I was looking at, and since I live on a fixed income, this was the most reasonable place that I could find. That's why I decided to come here. The staff here is awesome. They've been super kind to me. They provide me with three meals a day, but they will deliver your food to your room for $5. But for the first week that I was here, they were delivering the food to me, but they weren't charging me for it, which I thought was awesome. I've been slowly but surely learning how to get from my room to the elevator, then downstairs to the dining room. The staff has been great about saying, "Just come this way." They've been helpful. The food is great. For example, for lunch or dinner, they have a main entree, but then they typically have one or three other choices that you can choose from. Typically, there's a salad or a sandwich of some sort. For lunch, if I choose the main entree they give me a green salad. I try not to eat desserts, but they come along with it."

"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."

"We put a deposit at Mount Angel Towers. It sat out in the country. They have lots of grounds, and they have lots of activities. They have a big wood workshop that men can go to. The staff is great. The residents are very happy to be there. Everybody has smiles on their faces. It's a big facility, so there are a lot of people there. The rooms are nice. They are big, and they have redone them all. My in-laws chose a two-bedroom and some windows go from one side of the apartment to the other side of the apartment. You can look out and see all the grounds, and it's a beautiful view. We had a meal there. It's restaurant dining. You can go in and just order anything you want off the menu at any time you want to eat. The food was really good. I think what sold my in-laws to the place were the apartment and the residents. The apartment was big, and the view was incredible. It had tons and tons of storage, and it had a full kitchen, too. And that's hard to come by these days. There were 10 residents that came and told us that they loved living there, that they had been there for so many years, and that it was the best thing they ever did. The staff was super great and super accommodating, too. We loved how they interacted with everybody else that was there. The price was a huge point as well. It was considerably lower than the normal range in Oregon. As far as the hallways and the main gathering areas are concerned, those were not super upscale. They weren't bad, but it was super clean and well-kept. They also had a huge selection of every kind of breakfast item from waffles to pancakes to French toast to omelets to eggs to bacon to sausage, to ham, anything you could imagine. And then they had a huge selection of soups, salads, sandwiches, and pasta. You can pick what you want to eat. You can either come at breakfast or lunch. You can come in between and get a meal, and then you come to dinner. That's kind of how they do it there. "

"I moved to CherryWood Village and started in their independent living community. I chose it for myself because it's close to my son. It also has everything that I could need. It has a theater, a chapel, a library, physical therapy, a pool, and even a little golf course. The food is excellent, and there's a wide variety of it available. The service and staff are excellent, too. Everybody is friendly, extremely kind, and helpful. I'm in physical therapy, and we have a pool, so I'm also doing water aerobics. Walking all around the area is delightful here, too. It's a safe environment, and it's very easy to walk around in."