The Best Senior Living Communities in Beaverton, OR

"Washington Gardens Memory Care is small and has very nice individual rooms with a bathroom between the two. There are two common dining areas, so it’s split in half; there’s one on one side and one on the other side, so it’s very cozy because the number of people are not so overwhelming. They have activities every day. The people working there are very good and looks like they’re doing a really good job. It looks very nice and very clean. We’ve looked at many places, but we like this one the best. "

Our resort-style, beautifully designed senior living community was thoughtfully built in Beaverton, Oregon. This attractive area brings our residents a delightful destination, sitting right across the way from the city's premier shopping destinations, like Streets of Tanasbourne and Sunset Square. The diverse common areas throughout our community were elegantly appointed to match the surrounding neighborhood's splendor. You'll find beautifully landscaped interior courtyards, a fitness center, luxury dining, and outdoor grilling stations right at your doorstep. Anthology of Beaverton invites you or your loved one to continue life's journey in a community that comforts, nourishes, and excites. Our professional and friendly team supports every resident with individual attention, extending the convenience of maintenance-free living to our Independent Living residents, person-centric care plans for our Assisted Living residents, and attentive, personalized, and dignified support for our Memory Care residents. No matter who our residents are, they will get to fill every day with fun activities, planned events, and the comfort of high-end social spaces. Continue your life story with us right here in Beaverton, Oregon. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Oregon Department of Human Services Facility Search

"Great place, caring staff... they do a difficult job with care and compassion "

"I toured MorningStar of Hillsboro. It's so nice. I had lunch there, and it was great. The staff was nice. At times, I had two people helping me."

"I'm in Holiday Rock Creek. I'm a blind person and I live on a fixed income. Most of the other places that I went to look at were huge. The hallways were like the size of the length of a football field, if not longer. This place is manageable. It's not quite as big as the other places that I was looking at, and since I live on a fixed income, this was the most reasonable place that I could find. That's why I decided to come here. The staff here is awesome. They've been super kind to me. They provide me with three meals a day, but they will deliver your food to your room for $5. But for the first week that I was here, they were delivering the food to me, but they weren't charging me for it, which I thought was awesome. I've been slowly but surely learning how to get from my room to the elevator, then downstairs to the dining room. The staff has been great about saying, "Just come this way." They've been helpful. The food is great. For example, for lunch or dinner, they have a main entree, but then they typically have one or three other choices that you can choose from. Typically, there's a salad or a sandwich of some sort. For lunch, if I choose the main entree they give me a green salad. I try not to eat desserts, but they come along with it."

"My mother-in-law will move into Brookdale Oswego Springs Portland. Everyone from the front staff to the office staff to even the kitchen staff was very, very welcoming. They've been extending that hand to my mother-in-law when we went to have her see what it was like. It was wonderful. It's a small enough community that you don't feel overwhelmed with a lot of people. There are 60 rooms there, and five to six activities on the schedule every single day if you want. Everything about the place was just wonderful. Many different areas of the place have a meeting room where there are arts and crafts or singing movie night. It's a one-bedroom apartment with plenty of room. There's a courtyard all the way around the unit. In the back, there is a seating area outside, which is in a lovely forest. Inside, there is a library where they also show movies. There's a common room where they have exercises and games and all kinds of things in that room, different tastes, etc. There are several of those rooms throughout the place. Everywhere you look, you see green trees and flowers. We had a meal, and it was delicious. There were choices on the menus, so you didn't have one thing for each part of the meal. You had choices within the menu to make, depending on your taste."

"When we first started looking for a place for my mom, we were overwhelmed and unsure of what to expect. From the moment we walked into Markham House, something felt different. The staff greeted us with warmth, took time to answer every question, and made my mom feel seen and valued. Now, a few months in, she’s made friends, joined activities, and calls it her “new home.” Watching her smile again has been everything. We’re so thankful we found Markham House."

"I visited King City Senior Village. I like the atmosphere. It was welcoming. The staff was very helpful. The food was very good. The room size is average. The facility was very clean. The dining area was very open and welcoming."

"What a Great community! Very homey and warm. Residents are smiling and going about their business with friends. Staff is Friendly and very helpful. The community is clean and inviting. I plan on visiting more often!"

"Bonaventure of Tigard was wonderful. I liked that all the rooms were big and all of them were different from each other. And also, they were beautiful. I like everything about it except that it's way too expensive. The staff members were wonderful. Everything was fabulous."

"Very clean and smaller so attention to detail is more possible by the staff. It feels like home. The maintenance man is very helpful also."

"Cedar Crest Alzheimer's Special Care Center is, by far, one of the better places out there. My sister was there for respite care, and they took a step above by making sure that not only was my sister in a good facility for care, but that I felt okay to do what I needed to do for two weeks. She's my oldest sister, we're the last two, and they put my mind at ease at a care facility that would take care of her needs. Their staff was really good. The director came out that very first morning when I called them, saying I'm in a crunch for time and I have to be somewhere in a week. She came out that morning, and she was a very pleasant person. The guy who does the intake came out the next day and made sure that the paperwork was good. They got a hold of the doctors, her medical stuff, and got everything set in place in less than a 24 hours. I was dealing with this one other place, and it took two weeks with them to keep dropping the ball. The pricing was also right here. They're all in the same range, but all these other places wanted to charge me a month for a two-week respite. This place just charged me for a 2-week respite. They went above and beyond the call of duty. That is what a facility should be doing. They should not only make sure that their client or resident is in a good situation, but also that the family at home feels like they have placed them in a good place. If my sister ever has to be in a facility situation again for whatever reason, this facility would be my choice, and they would be my choice to tell anybody else looking for it. It's a very excellent place, and a very excellent choice for me. My sister said the meals there are wonderful, and the place reminded me of a resort. It didn't look like I was putting my sister in an old folk home, and she wasn't in some kind of hospital-type facility. The staff was excellent there. I didn't meet all their staff, but the ones I did were cordial. The rooms were clean. They had two dining areas, they served them food, and they kept them busy. My sister had a great time. She was glad to come home, but she also said she'd love to go back. She met people, and they have activities to do. That has to say something for the facility itself. If you're in a situation like my sister's, how many people would say that if they had to, that would be where they'd go? That place is just far above the standards. I can't think of anything that was there that wouldn't have been a 5-star. They went on a bus trip, they had music situations, and they did a lot of exercise. The staff also finds a fit for what the residents like to do. For instance, my sister likes word searches, so they made sure that she had that. It just wasn't like shoving somebody to a table and throwing a bunch of puzzles, and there you go. These people were very cordial and friendly. They hadn't seen me in two weeks, but after the two weeks of her stay there, they knew who I was as I walked through the door. I said I'm going to get my sister, and they remembered who I was. It's a pretty big house, 45 people or more. There had to be more because that place is bigger than that, so that was cool."

"I liked Prestige Senior Living Riverwood. It was quiet and closer to my daughter, so they could visit. I really enjoyed that. It was very well put together and it had the facilities that I would need if I were not independent. I don't have anything that I was dissatisfied with. They allowed all of the things that I would like to do and maybe take a kitty along with me if I can and live in one of their one-bedroom or studio apartments if I needed assisted living. The staff seemed very comfortable, knowledgeable, and helpful. I saw their menu, and I was happy enough with that. It seemed adequate for what I would need and I like the idea of having a menu so that I could choose the food because I'm diabetic. The facility was very nice and clean. The atmosphere was peace and quiet. The sizes of the rooms and the layout were adequate for me."

"Oswego Place is clean with nice sized rooms for my single dad. The staff is compassionate and caring, a wonderful team. They encouraged him to join group activities to help him integrate and meet people. They managed his confusion well, successfully redirecting him when needed. It was a great place for him as he transitioned to higher care needs."