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859 NE SIXTH STREET, Grants Pass, OR 97526
1.0
(1 reviews)
"I've been to Laurel Hill Nursing Center and I wouldn't recommend it to anybody. It was scary. I didn't tour the whole facility, but where I went seemed like bedlam. There were residents screaming and yelling, a woman told me how she was peeing in herself, and I don't see any staff on the floor. So I'm like, "I'm out of here." I would not want my loved one there."
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2075 NW HIGHLAND AVENUE, Grants Pass, OR 97526
2.2
(4 reviews)
"Royal Gardens Health and Rehabilitation Center has games, and the food is good; I like their menus. Most of the aides are very nice. The rooms are smaller, but they're OK. They have the best therapy I have ever seen. "
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2201 NW HIGHLAND AVENUE, Grants Pass, OR 97526
1.8
(12 reviews)
"I had reservations about my daughter being in a nursing home but since there I have found everyone there to be extremely supportive and a pleasure to work with. It's a very relaxing environment and the cna's have done a great job of making sure she recovers and has what she needs. The administrators there I think have gone overboard to help in transitions by making phone calls, and talking with me to help in anyway they can. The physical therapy she was there for was great and she is walking better than she was."
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625 Stevens Street, Medford, OR 97504
3.0
(3 reviews)
"My dad moved into Avamere (Medford Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center) in September. The rehab people are incredible. The place is OK. The food is good, and the dining area is very nice. They have several activities, like bingo and singing, but my dad hasn't participated in a lot of activities."
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835 Crater Lake Ave, Medford, OR 97504
1.8
(5 reviews)
"I found Avamere to be awful and smelly. They have containers in the hallways that were full of dirty diapers and that’s the first thing you smell when you walk in. But when you get to the side of the rooms, that part was clean and nice. The staff was nice as well. They were very encouraging when you needed it and compassionate as well. "
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1200 Mira Mar Ave., Medford, OR 97504
4.5
(25 reviews)
"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."
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2901 E. Barnett Road , Medford, OR 97504
1.4
(7 reviews)
"The only reason this review is not a 1 star is that some of the staff at Hearthstone do really care, and do their best to take care of their patients. I'm a service connected disabled Veteran and was at this facility for over 3 weeks post reconstructive surgery. The food was poor. The building itself really needs to just be torn down. I had an ant infestation in my room, and sleep was very, very difficult to come by in a 2 person room. Again, some of the staff are there for the right reasons, others are there because... I don't know really... They had no business being there. For instance I had a CNA put a thermometer in my mouth with NO PROTECTIVE COVERING ON IT. I gagged and nearly vomited I was so disgusted. I personally would NOT RECOMMEND this facility to anyone who has other options. I would not want my grandmother to live out her time on earth in such a delapated run-down facility, with only a hand-full of real professionals there to administer quality care. "
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Concerns
1.0
Review of Highland House
Horrible the rooms are running down no rails on the beds. Bathrooms smell like mold and urine. Food if you call it that was atrocious!! DON'T NOT KEAVE YOUR LOVED ONES THERE.
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Mama Bear
3.0
Review of Highland House
The rooms are a bit run down but very clean. The food is not great. The staff is very kind and responsive when asked to help with something. My husband has been a resident there for the past...
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LilyBlue
1.0
Review of Highland House
Items that he had when my friend was admitted have disappeared and they have made no offer to locate or replace. This is outright theft.
Nursing home care costs in Grants Pass, which are $10,418 for a semiprivate room, are higher than average. Residents pay $2,510 a month more for care compared to national averages. Local costs are closer to the state’s average of $10,342, though still higher. Compared to nearby cities, Grants Pass falls in the middle. In Salem, nursing home care costs $197 more, while in Bend, it costs $380 less. In Eugene, the cost is less at $10,235 a month, while in Portland, it is higher at $10,661.
Grants Pass
$10,418
Oregon
$10,342
The United States
$7,908
Bend
$10,038
Eugene
$10,236
Salem
$10,615
Portland
$10,661
Seniors who choose nursing home care in a semiprivate room pay an average of $10,418 a month in Grants Pass. The rate increases to $10,813 a month for a private room.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Nursing home care is the most costly choice for seniors in Grants Pass with a monthly average of $10,418 for a semiprivate room or $10,813 for a private room. Care at home, including in-home care and home health care, which adds nursing care, is the most affordable option at $5,482 a month. Assisted living care costs $4,848 less than nursing home care.
In-Home Care
$5,482
Home Health Care
$5,482
Assisted Living Facility
$5,570
Nursing Home (semiprivate room)
$10,418
Nursing Home (private room)
$10,813
Older adults face several challenges as they navigate their long-term care options, but local nonprofit groups and government agencies can help. With various services and programs available at no cost or for a small donation, these organizations can help seniors in Grants Pass enjoy a better quality of life.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Rogue Valley Aging and Disability Resource Connection | (855) 673-2372 | The Rogue Valley ADRC serves older adults and their caregivers through options counseling, caregiver support, advocacy services and connection to federal and state programs to assist older adults. This is the go-to resource for expert help navigating the programs for seniors in Josephine County. |
| Food & Friends | (541) 955-8839 | Food & Friends is the Meals on Wheels program in Josephine County. Through this program, volunteers deliver meals to homebound seniors and provide a basic wellness check for these individuals. The program is free for individuals aged 60 and older. |
| Oregon Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (800) 522-2602 | The Long-Term Care Ombudsman program provides help to seniors living in residential care facilities to ensure they receive quality care. If a resident of a nursing home or their family member suspects abuse or neglect, they can reach out to the ombudsman to get help navigating the situation. |
| Grants Pass Oregon Law Center | (541) 476-1058 | The Grants Pass Oregon Law Center gives free legal assistance to low-income residents of the county. Many seniors qualify for civil legal help from this organization. It also operates the Public Benefits Hotline and Josephine County Senior Hotline. |
| Josephine County Veterans Service Office | (541) 474-5221 | The Josephine County Veterans Service Office connects veterans and their dependents with their benefits on the county, state and federal levels. The office also counsels veterans about the best ways to utilize their benefits. |
| Oregon Health Plan | (800) 432-2703 | Low-income residents of Oregon, including many seniors, may qualify for health coverage through the Oregon Health Plan, which is the state’s Medicaid program. For some seniors, OHP pays for long-term care services, including nursing home care. |
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