10 Memory Care Facilities near Eugene, OR
Also serving communities of Veneta, Cottage Grove.
There are 10 Memory Care Facilities in the Eugene area, with 8 in Eugene and 2 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in Eugene is $5,437 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,900. Cheaper nearby regions include Springfield with an average starting cost of $5,081.
To help you with your search, browse the 25 reviews below for memory care facilities in Eugene. On average, consumers rate memory care in Eugene 3.8 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Springfield with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars.
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Top 10 Memory Care Facilities in Eugene, OR
Quail Crest Memory Care
Farmington Square - Eugene
Churchill Estates Retirement Community
Evergreen Memory Care
Merrill Gardens at Sheldon Park
Waterford Grand
Gateway Adult Residential Care
River Grove Memory Care
Chateau Gardens Memory Care
Bayberry Commons Assisted Living & Me...
What to Consider About Memory Care in Eugene
Eugene's comfortable year-round weather makes it an appealing option for older adults in the Pacific Northwest. Seniors make up around 14 percent of Eugene's 167,000 residents.
In Oregon, facilities that offer care to residents with Alzheimer's disease and dementia are called Memory Care Communities. Rules for these facilities emphasize person-directed care, protection for residents and specialized dementia care training for staff. Seniors in Eugene who require specialized memory care can find assistance at one of the city's six memory care communities, or in the four found in nearby communities of Springfield and Veneta.
- Social Security Income is tax-exempt in Oregon, though income from retirement funds is fully taxed. Pensions are also fully taxed, though some credits are available to seniors. Oregon has no sales tax, so all seniors can keep money in their retirement budget.
- Eugene has many world-class medical facilities available in the case of emergency. Specialized care for older adults can be found at Sacred Heart Medical Center, University District's Acute Care for Elders program.
- Eugene's overall crime rate is higher than average compared to cities of a similar size within the United States. Property crime occurs at a rate over 25 percent higher than the state average and the violent crime rate is also higher than the Oregon average. Around 91 percent of the state's other towns and cities are considered safer than Eugene, which may be concerning for some seniors and their families.
- Eugene's overall cost of living is high compared to the U.S. average although it's lower than the Oregon average. Despite this, seniors can save money on their healthcare costs, which are around eight points lower than the national average.
Other Options in Eugene, OR
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Eugene
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Review of Evergreen Memory Care
My husband is at Evergreen Memory Care. The facilities are quite nice, and they are very professional for the most part during the week. but right now, they're having difficulty with staff shortage... Read more
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Review of River Grove Memory Care
My wife moved into River Grove Memory Care, and she's doing quite well. They have been absolutely excellent. I'm having more trouble with it than my wife is, she's adapting very well. I've been abl... Read more
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Review of Quail Crest Memory Care
Both our mom and dad have been residents here. The entire staff shows love and respect to each resident. Our parents time here was filled with dignity, fun, engaging activities and social gathering... Read more
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