Memory Care Communities in Medford, OR

"I just visited The Suites Assisted Living and was HIGHLY impressed! We have toured all of the assisted living buildings in Grants Pass. The Suites Assisted Living is at the top of the list! The whole idea of moving has been very difficult on my parents, but The Suites eased their mind. The building was clean and smelled great. There were residents out and about (that cannot be said anywhere else we looked), the staff were very friendly and every single one said "Hello" as we passed them in the hallways. You could hear staff engaged with the residents laughing and conversing. The price is expensive but as a buyer and businessman myself, I know you get what you pay for. They were very comparable in price when you look at the big picture. Our family is very happy with our choice! "

Judy's Senior Foster Care is just down the street from the Providence Medford Medical Center in Medford, OR. It's also within walking distance of multiple bus stops, which lets residents quickly commute to the nearby Bear Creek and Rogue Valley shopping malls for personal errands and recreational outings. This adult care home offers seniors a wide range of services, including assisted living, memory and hospice care. Caregivers are available both day and night to help with personal needs, and manage the behavioral issues and anxiety caused by dementia. Special training in diabetic care is given to the staff, who are able to administer insulin injections and test glucose levels through the sliding scale program. The facility is equipped to handle one-person assisted transfers. Nutritious meals with special dietary options such as diabetic, low salt and Coumadin fare are home-cooked each day by the staff, and visiting hours are flexible to encourage family and friends to come by frequently. Comfortably furnished common areas help promote a family-style atmosphere among the residents, and they provide relaxing spaces where seniors can converse with their peers, play games or quietly read.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

"My wife moved into Pacific Living Centers of Medford at Brookhurst. It has been a very positive experience, so far. It is a small population with adequate staff, but they maintain a family environment. They have been very helpful in the transition phase of moving my wife there. The food they serve is adequate and very good."

"Roxy Ann Memory Community is actually the one we preferred. It's the first one we went to, but they didn't have any availability. They're a small facility. We're on the waiting list there, but we're probably going to find a facility before they come back to us. They were top of our list, but they're just not available. It's a smaller facility, they only have 20 residents and they're just full right now. What we liked about it was, it has a very homey feeling, big open kitchen area, big living area where all the residents meet together. They had their own separate bedrooms, obviously. We really liked Madeline who we met with, she's a very smart gal that runs the place. We really enjoyed our experience when we were there. The facility is very nice. It's an older facility, but very well kept. They have a nice outdoor area, and a nice big area for everybody to meet together. They have a nice activities room. I'd say overall, we really liked it."

"The people at Farmington fell in love with my father. The caregivers are wonderful, the move-in process was easy, in the care he receives is top notch."

"My sister has moved into Bartlett House of Medford. She's thrilled. She's happy. I'm quite sure just from the atmosphere it is so good, and sitting back and watching the residents and the staff. She loves coffee every morning. They bring a cup of coffee into her room first thing in the morning. I would recommend Bartlett House in just the short time I've been there over any of those other facilities that I went through and just toured. I'm thrilled to death where she is right now. It's fantastic. It's a memory locked down facility. Her overall experience was joy. After one day she was absolutely thrilled because of how well they were always trying to take care of her. "What do you need?" "Do you need this?" She told me how good the food was. She said, "I'd be fine just dying here now." Her apartment is just one room. She's got a twin bed and a lift chair in it, and a spacious bathroom, but it's just the toilet and sink. They have Jacuzzis in the unit and the showers. She has a TV in her room, and she's got a very pretty window. Right outside is a beautiful tree. We're going to put some hummingbird feeders out in that tree for her. It's just a pleasant atmosphere. It's got a carpeted floor and the closet. She's still getting used to everything, but my understanding is they have movie nights and puzzles. My sister loves word search books, and I know they have different activities daily there. They allow service dogs to come in and visit the residents. I thought that was very nice."

"My husband stayed in Rogue Valley Manor for rehab. It was a very nice facility. It was homey. The staff was very caring and attentive. They offered everything. They had a social director come around and ask about his interests and kind of interview him as to what he would be interested in. They would bring ice cream carts around make sundaes and give ice cream to the residents. They did a lot when he was up there. He did quite a bit. They had a rec room where they could just go and relax, and view the scenery because it's way up on a hill and they can see out over the valley. It had puzzles out for the people. They had a little plant cart there with plants growing in it for those who wanted to do that sort of thing. The dining area was very nice and the food was very good quality."

"The people at Ridgeview Assisted Living were nice. The room was a decent size. They have people that will look after my mother. They have bingo and that kind of thing. The staff was really nice and very informative. The dining area was fairly decent-sized. The facility was clean and nice."

"Mom was in Ashley Manor for three weeks before she passed away. I found them in an Internet search, and I read some reviews about them. I was very pleased with them. It’s like walking into somebody’s home. Everybody has their own individual bedroom, and they are all well-monitored. They had games and stuff going on in the living room. The food smells good and looks good, and the other residents seem to be enjoying it. "

"My mom moved into Kinsington Oak Grove. I was really impressed with how clean and neat it was. My mother seems to be doing just fine there so far, and we're hoping that she continues to do well the remainder of her time there. The staff members are all nice, helpful, pleasant, willing to help out, and take care of things the way they should. My mom's room is brand new. She's in a brand-new wing that hasn't been filled up with patients yet, so she's in a new facility. It's a little on the small side, but she doesn't mind. It's a nice place. I know that my mom played bingo a couple of times. She's planted some flowers in the courtyard. My mom likes to get outside when she can, so they brought her some plants to put in the dirt. I haven't tried it myself, but from what I could tell, the food looks pretty good. The layout of the facility is a little different. The only thing that I don't like about it was they've got it sectioned off into wings, and each wing was confined in their own little area. They can't go and interact with other people unless they ask to get the door unlocked. They are very expensive. I just wish they would open the place up more, so that there is more interaction with other people that are living there."

"Village at Valley View was very clean. The rooms were very, very nice and well-designed. They were much more homey. The staff was very kind, very caring, and very professional. They offer quite a few activities and they have places for residents that want to go to have a quiet place to read. It was just very, very nice."

"I toured Arbor House of Grants Pass. It's owned by the same company I've visited, but with different employees. I haven't met enough of them to know about them. They have a community kitchen which some of the residents kind of use. They have television, movies, and they do stuff in the yard. They take pictures, bring in pets, animals, and more people come in and do things like little school group singing. But during COVID, none of it applies really."

"I toured Autumn House of Grants Pass, they're a wonderful facility. It's a lockdown facility so they can't leave, not like a retirement community. They're expensive and too far out of reach for average humans. They have a room for physical therapy, they don't have a 24-hour salon, but they can arrange it, and these are for people with dementia and Alzheimer's."

"I thought Emeritus has the best care so I chose it for my dad. The place is really pretty, very nicely kept and they just did a remodel on it. It's a nice area. The food seems to be pretty darn good. The director was very helpful, very dedicated and open to any issues. You can come talk to her and they deal with it right away. My dad is happy there. "