Nursing Home Communities in Hillsboro, OR

"I wanted to express my deep appreciation for the staff at this facility The people I have spoken with seem wonderful and to know they are doing important work. My mom expressed to me how particularly kind and patient one caregiver is named Reanna. So I would like to give a warm thanks especially to her as well. There is another caregiver who has been able to bring a smile to my mother's face through difficult changes of losing a lot of Independence. Laughter can be the greatest medicine. So I really want to say thank you to him. Unfortunately I do not know his name. But I know they have a great team there! I really like that they have the outside courtyard area available so that the residents are able to get fresh air when they would like and some sunshine too! What makes me especially happy and grateful for her being there is that it has taken some of her loneliness away. If you, the family of a loved one needing care are not able to have them live with you at the present time ; I can recommend this location. God bless you all."

"Mom was in the long term care facility for 8 months. The staff was so loving and caring. It was hard because we were not able to visit due to covid but the staff did everything possible to set up portal calls and arrange outdoor visits. They were patient with mom and they communicated with the family. The nursing staff was amazing. Can't say enough about this place. Her room was large and overlooked the west hills. Food was good and lots of choices were provided. I highly recommend this place."

"I was in West Hills Health and Rehabilitation for a month. I was there for some rehabilitation after I was in the hospital. It's a very clean place, very welcoming, and the people were all very helpful. The food was good. You could either dine in your room or the dining area. They offered quite a few different activities, but it was difficult for me to participate. They had a gym area, and there were days when you could go in and play some games."

"My husband is at Avamere Rehab. They do therapy over there for older people and injured people. It is a very nice place. The staff is very nice. They're very good. My husband likes the food. He does like the room, and he is in a room with a roommate, so he is quite happy there for the time being. "

"My mother has been a resident at Crestview for nearly 2 yrs receiving ongoing nursing care for dementia and Parkinson’s disease. She came to Crestview after breaking her hip at a memory care facility and having hip replacement. After her rehab was complete, it became evident that she needed ongoing nursing care because she was at extreme risk for falling again because of her fragility, dementia, and high activity level. I am extremely impressed with the level of care she has received at Crestview. The staff is kind and caring to a fault. They go out of their way to keep my mother creatively occupied and mentally engaged in a way that she never was at the upscale memory care facility she was at before. It doesn’t look like a fancy, boutique kind of facility, but it’s comfortable and clean with loving caregivers all around. It has a light, airy dining hall and a courtyard in the center. "

"The Pearl is an amazing facility, it is clean, spacious rooms and caring staff that always go the extra mile to get you everything you need. The Therapy staff work you so hard and keep you motivated. Everyone really cares about getting you home as quickly and as safe as possible. "

"Marquis Tualatin is a wonderful place. I had a really nice tour at the place, and the people are wonderful. I saw a studio apartment; it was very nice. They have bingo, and they also have field trips. They sometimes go out to the beach and to small casinos. They are just always doing something, which helps me also. Their dining room was beautiful. We didn’t eat there, but what we saw looked great. "

"My mother has lived at marquis for over a year. We have been very happy with her care. On Fri 5/2/2020 we received a call that she “is now actively passing” (not what we are ready for) Due to the Coronaviris only 2 people can go in to be with her. (She has 3 children) So... How-do you choose 2? Hmmmm.. Well we did. The rest of the family stood outside he window, the pouring down rain, the cold, the dark. Tears....smiles...hugs...more tears. The staff talking to us through the window each and every time the came in the room. We seen the pain in their eyes as we looked at them through our tears. The pain of them losing their resident that they have grown to love the pain of them having to watch us outside in the cold not being able to hold her and say our proper goodbyes. They apologized so many times. Offered us coffee and water. Then there was Larry, oh Larry how mom loved Larry. She would talk about him all the time. I am so so blessed that Larry was there at the end. I’m in healthcare and Larry knows this. So dear Larry explained step by step to the 2 that were inside while I explained step by step to our family on the outside. I and my family cannot express how thankful we are for the most amazing care and love that marquis piedmont gave to our mom from the beginning to her peaceful end of her life. We love every one at the facility. "

"Friendsview is a five-star across the board. They have beautiful facilities. Every time a client moves out, they redo the room with the client's picks for finishings and all the things. It's a little bit nicer facility. It's five stars for the people, the facilities, and the food we did get to eat there. We had a private luncheon, and they brought together a few people that they thought my mom would have things in common with, and they got to have lunch and share their experiences. People go into that place at 62 when they are just wanting to be active and have lots of things to do. I was almost sold. I was ready to sign up."

"Did not receive walker shortly after arriving, nor the entire first day, as required. Did not receive required antibiotic for ongoing infection the first day . Other person in room is young woman disabled and unable to do any self care. Pushed call button for help. After an hour of waiting started loudly calling out for help please....many times. I got up withoutassistive device and went to hall to find someone to help. Found one down the hall and explained. The said they were very busy with many lights and to tell her to just go in the bed and they'd change her bed later. Another 15 minutes I started banging on the wall as heard a group of women laughing and talking outside the door. On finally came in and yelled at me, saying I was scaring people. More conversation that was extremely rude on her part. Another person came in and yelled at me . A totally horrid first day experience!! Now to get out of here tomorrow. Not sure how I'll obtain needed rehab. Run fast and far if ever recommended to one here!!"

"My grandmother has been at Marquis Newberg for quite some time. Any time I visited her there, I could see how much the staff cared for her and how much she cared for them. Everyone knows everyone's name and even though they are always busy, they have a smile for you. It is tough not being able to go in and hug her right now but I know that they are keeping her safe. They are always willing to assist with Facetime so we can stay in touch and see each other. They are setting up personal "window visits" to be able to meet outside behind a screen and am looking forward to doing that soon. Several times when visiting, I have had meals there and have nothing to complain about there (nor does my grandmother). I hear their hair dresser is coming back in and that certainly made my grandmother excited! Thank you to everyone at Marquis for doing such an amazing job. Since I cannot be there, I am glad it is you stepping in to be her surrogate family."

"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."

"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."

"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."