Nursing Home Communities in Gresham, OR

"We have found a place for them, but I don't think we are going to keep them there for very long because it is too expensive. It is a nursing home called Care Center East, and it is for my brother-in-law and sister. The food is not consistently good, and the room is not very large. They're always complaining about the food, and they've only been there about a month and a half. The people are nice enough over there, but I just feel it is way overpriced. The experience of the people is so far OK. The place is clean, and they seem to be doing an OK job on the physical therapy for my brother-in-law. Our primary complaint is the expense, and I don't feel like it is worth it at all. "

"Trinity Mission Health & Rehabilitation is a very clean facility. My mother’s room is a little small; in fact, there are three people in her room. The staff seems OK. They play cards and had a Thanksgiving get-together for family members. They are having a Christmas open house with a family get-together on a different date where we can bring gifts and stuff. "

"We looked at Gateway Care and Retirement for a visit. It was an average place, nothing great or terrible. They are not as big on activities as the other places, but they do have occasional visits to places and things going on at the place that you can participate in. They have parking there, but you need to pay $100. "

Glisan Care Center in Portland, OR, provides both Memory Care and Assisted Living options for its residents. The community offers apartments with a range of amenities designed for comfort and convenience, including living rooms for relaxation and kitchenettes for light meal preparation. Glisan Care Center features various amenities aimed at fostering an active and engaging lifestyle. The community includes outdoor common areas for leisure and fresh air, and it is pet-friendly, allowing residents to have animal companions. A variety of organized activities and programs are available to keep residents engaged. Meals are provided to ensure access to nutritious food, and social activities and events are organized to promote interaction among residents. WiFi/Internet access is offered for those who wish to stay connected, and communal dining areas help build a sense of community. Additionally, yoga and stretching sessions support physical wellness, and residents can participate in organized field trips and outings. Shared common areas provide additional spaces for socializing and relaxation. The center also offers general transportation services, assisting residents in attending appointments or running errands. Housekeeping services are available to help maintain cleanliness and order in residents' living spaces. This comprehensive range of care and amenities supports residents in enjoying a full and enriched life.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

Park Forest Care Center, located in Portland, OR, specializes in Memory Care and Assisted Living. The community offers apartments with living rooms and kitchenettes, allowing residents to experience a comfortable and homely environment. These spaces provide a sense of independence while keeping essential amenities within easy reach. Designed to enhance residents' quality of life, Park Forest Care Center includes a variety of amenities. Outdoor common areas and a pet-friendly policy encourage social interaction and companionship. Residents can participate in organized activities and programs, including social events and meals in communal dining settings. These features help foster a strong sense of community. For staying connected, WiFi/internet access is available, and there are opportunities for yoga and stretching exercises. Facilitated field trips and outings let residents explore the surrounding area. In terms of services, the community provides general transportation, assisting residents with appointments and errands. Housekeeping services help maintain clean and tidy living spaces, allowing residents to focus on their activities and personal interests. Park Forest Care Center combines comprehensive care, comfortable living arrangements, and a wide range of amenities and services, creating a supportive environment for seniors.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

"I am very pleased with The Forum at Town Center because of the friendliness, the frequent music presentations brought in here, and the frequent trips into the community. We have a pool, which I enjoy, and we do water aerobics at the pool. There's one other plus to this place, too. All of the shopping is very convenient. They are within walking distance. I'm keeping my car, although I'm not driving that much anymore, but even my doctors and the hospital are within 3 or 4 miles. So, it's a very good location. The rooms are large. My one-bedroom is 750 square feet and it's more reasonable than most of the places in this area. They have multiple card groups going on, games, exercise classes, and art classes. We have a theater group and an ambassador group so that new people are assigned to a person to help them get acquainted and learn the ropes and everything. So, that's very helpful. We have fun people working here. They make it exciting to be here and they're very caring. The only thing is, there is a turnover or maybe shortage of people doing the maintenance work and doing the cleaning. We have a lot of food choices. You can choose to pay for 1, 2, or 3 meals a day. However, most of us have one meal, and that's plenty sufficient because the portions are very generous. I usually have leftovers from lunch to have for dinner and vice versa. They have a good variety on their menu and they are very tasty. They also listen to us as far as suggestions and changes and they have made changes at our request. They could be a little bit better about cutting down the carbs and giving us more protein. We're still working on that."

Marquis Mt. Tabor, situated in Portland, Oregon, is a senior living community offering both Memory Care and Assisted Living services. The community features apartment-style living spaces, with units equipped with living rooms and kitchenettes, providing residents with a home-like atmosphere alongside the support they need. Marquis Mt. Tabor includes various amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas provide spaces for relaxation and enjoying the natural surroundings. The community regularly schedules social activities and programs, fostering an engaging and active lifestyle for residents. Pet-friendly policies mean that animal lovers can have their pets with them. WiFi and internet access are available, helping residents stay connected with family and friends. A communal dining area offers nutritious, chef-prepared meals, ensuring residents have access to balanced and enjoyable dining experiences. Activities such as yoga and stretching, along with organized field trips and outings, help keep residents physically and mentally active. Shared common areas encourage social interaction and a sense of community among residents. Transportation services are provided, making it convenient for residents to attend appointments and run errands. Housekeeping services ensure that living spaces remain clean and comfortable, alleviating the burden of maintenance tasks for residents. The combination of care options, amenities, and services at Marquis Mt. Tabor contributes to a supportive and enriching environment for its residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

"I visited Lawrence Convalescent Center for my mother-in-law. I was really impressed with it for what it was. I was very impressed, but they didn't want to take my mother-in-law's incontinence. The facility was very clean, and it didn't smell. My mother-in-law would have had a roommate in a room. The staff that I met was very pleasant and nice. "

"The caregivers at Cascade Park Care Center (Avamere Rehabilitation of Cascade Park) are good. They have quite a few activities that you can go to if you want to, like sing-alongs, Bingo, and movies. Entertainers come in and they have a Church that comes in on Saturdays. They also do therapy there and their therapists are good. The place is really nice and they really work hard in keeping it clean even though they have several patients that are incontinent. They have several dining areas, but the patients can eat in their rooms if they choose to. One of the dining areas is where residents who need help are fed. One dining area is also their activity area and it is so nice with lots of lights. If you have a problem, you can go to the staff and they take care of it right away."

"I was at Stanley Post Acute. They needed some help with communication, especially with shift changes. The staff was wonderful for the most part, but it was the nurses that would get my meds mixed up. Their physical therapy was wonderful. If you needed a nurse they were a button away, but they needed more documentation for each patient. For three weeks they pretty much knew me, but there were still mistakes being made. The equipment was top tier though."

"Our 65 year old son and brother was lovingly cared for during the several months that he was living at Prestige Reedwood. Facility was always clean and all of the staff that cared for the needs of the residents were great."

"I found the rooms comfortable, 90% of the help most helpful when bedridden, food well balanced and I could make special requests, the medication regimen kept the pain down and the therapists could have spent more time with me but I was on the right track. I was an independent 85 year old able to return to our home."

"Just moved my mother here and everything has been so nice. They made her feel very special and welcome, her neighbors even stopped by to say hi. It’s nice and cozy off of tucked back in a quite neighborhood, all one floor and very clean. It always smells fresh and everyone is walking around with a smile. We toured multiple places and we kept coming back to this one."

"I was at Laurelhurst Village for rehab. The space I was at was strictly for post-surgery, and it was skilled nursing. It was very good. The people came within a reasonable amount of time when you called for them, and they were kind. Everything was OK. I didn't like everything about the food, but they were generally pretty good. It's an older building. The room was very good. It was all private rooms in the skilled nursing. The television was wonderful, and they have Comcast."