River Run Place
1155 Darlene Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
4.5
(8)
Seniors who join our community will soon learn they are never far from a friendly face, whether it is a staff person or a new friend. We off...
There are 20 assisted living facilities in Eugene, OR and several assisted living facilities nearby. The average cost of assisted living in Eugene, OR is $4,025 per month.
1155 Darlene Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
4.5
(8)
Seniors who join our community will soon learn they are never far from a friendly face, whether it is a staff person or a new friend. We off...
2615 Lone Oak Way, Eugene, OR 97402
4.3
(19)
At Lone Oak, residents enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and independence. It is our goal to keep our residents lin...
3760 N Clarey St, Eugene, OR 97402
3.9
(21)
Many independent seniors may decide to join us at Evergreen Senior Living because they want to enjoy the benefits of living in a social comm...
2440 Willakenzie Road, Eugene, OR 97401
4.6
(41)
Situated close to a number of local shopping spots, restaurants and area medical services, Sheldon Park is one of Eugene's premier senio...
600 Waterford Way, Eugene, OR 97401
4.5
(28)
A community that offers a broad range of senior living services and amenities, Waterford Grand is the ideal retirement destination for indiv...
5320 Fox Hollow Road, Eugene, OR 97405
4.5
(15)
At Fox Hollow, you'll experience a safe, friendly and nurturing living environment where everyone is treated with kindness and respect. We p...
2811 Bailey Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
4.3
(14)
At Grace Manor, we are dedicated to improving the quality of life for seniors. Our community provides a welcoming and home-like atmosphere w...
2730 Bailey Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
3.9
(9)
________________________________________ We welcome you to experience quality assisted living and memory care at Farmington Square – Euge...
1919 Bailey Hill Rd, Eugene, OR 97405
3.8
(17)
On one campus, Churchill Estates can provide accommodations for those seeking an independent lifestyle, those who require just a little help...
5569 Tradition Aly, Eugene, OR 97402
Residents at Arcadia Senior Care live in a serene residential neighborhood in Eugene, OR. The facility is surrounded by houses as well as op...
Grant
4.0
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May 11, 2021
Sheldon Oaks was pretty nice. It met what mom wanted in a place. She wanted to be with people, and it had three meals. I didn't see any problems with it. The staff during the tour was a little busy, but she answered all our questions. I think she did really well. The dining area was OK. I think that's what mom was looking for. The only problem with it is right now they want three months' payment up front before you can move in, which might be a slight problem. They reduced it a little bit on top of that, so it's really a good deal. We saw residents sitting around talking to each other, and they had some activities going on. What I was mainly impressed with was they had a lot of things to do, and they have a menu. It's a pretty nice place, and mom kind of liked it. For what they have, it's about the best place I've seen so far.
Cindy
4.0
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November 23, 2020
Garden Way is much better than where my parents were. We have limited access because of the virus, but my parents seem happy. The living quarters are a little bit smaller than the apartment they had at another facility, but they seem more comfortable at Garden Way. They can make more choices for themselves, even during this pandemic. They feel like they're treated with respect and more like adults than children. A lot of the amenities are shut down because of the pandemic. They think the breakfast is very good. They're not as enamored of the dinner, but they are also thinking that food is probably a little bit different during the pandemic. They don't have salad bars and fresh selections right now. They're hoping it will improve when the vaccine becomes available and we all get back to a little more normal life. When my parents moved there, a couple more residents from where they were also chose to go there. I was really impressed with how Garden Way handled their interview and the accommodations they made for them to move during this pandemic. They were really professional and very helpful. They have a spacious living room and a large master bedroom, but a really tiny second bedroom and less storage options. Two of us can now and visit at a time. My husband and I, or my brother and I can go together, but we can't eat in the dining room. The staff was very helpful when I was helping my parents move. It's outrageously expensive. It's just nice to know they're safe.
ReviewerAT1015
4.0
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October 28, 2020
My sister-in-law moved into Garden Way, and so far, so good. Everything is good, except for the COVID-19, because everything is not fully accessible, but it's a good place though, and we like it. The food is OK, not bad, the food is very good. I've met a few of the staff. They're all very nice, very helpful, and very professional.
ReviewerAT1016
4.0
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October 28, 2020
Sheldon Oaks was OK, it's just that they're a much older facility, but they're okay. The staff was very good, very helpful, and very professional. The rooms were good. They showed a studio, one-bedrooms, two- bedrooms, everything. They're in town, they didn't have really big gardens, but it serves its purpose for recreation.
Linda
4.0
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November 6, 2019
I was at Garden Way for lunch, but the food was not good; it was just macaroni and ham. They have amenities like a workout room, Coca Cola room, a coffee place, and different areas. They are very nice, but the people there don't seem happy, and they weren't engaging. Their Coca Cola room is like a vintage soda shop; it's a 50's kind of place. I am considering them because the room I wanted was a little bigger for a little less, and it has really good light, which I need for my fiber art.
The median cost of assisted living in Eugene for a single-occupancy apartment is $4,025/month (Genworth - 2018). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.
Eugene is called the “Emerald City” because of its location near the Cascades and coastal region of Oregon. This scenic city with a population of 154,000 is the second largest city in the state and offers many outdoor recreational opportunities in addition to a vibrant arts community.
Seniors who choose assisted living in Eugene delight in the mild temperatures of this town situated near the beautiful Willamette River.
The city is home to the University of Oregon and residents of assisted living in Eugene are fortunate to have access to the cultural amenities of a large college town. Seniors enjoy concerts at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts, which is host to the Eugene Ballet Company, Eugene Concert Choir, Eugene Opera, Eugene Symphony, Oregon Mozart Players and Oregon Bach Festival. The scenic beauty of the nearby Willamette River is showcased at several of the more than 100 public parks within the Eugene city limits. Seniors can stop and smell the roses at the beloved Owen Rose Garden which showcases over 4,500 roses and offers stunning riverfront views.
There are several senior centers in Eugene that provide recreational trips, activities and services. The Trude Kaufman Senior Center is open weekdays and offers a comfortable environment that helps residents of
assisted living in Eugene
feel right at home. The senior center offers a variety of classes as well as activities, such as games, billiards and movie screenings. Seniors have access to an exercise room and computer room. Educational programs and support services are provided, including free legal and income tax assistance. The goal of the center is to provide seniors with activities and programs that enhance their quality of life.
The Sacred Heart Medical Center is part of the PeaceHealth healthcare family. The University District campus in Eugene offers a comprehensive range of services to residents of assisted living in Eugene including behavioral health, imaging, neurosciences, orthopedics and a Gerontology Institute, which offers free blood pressure checks, health and wellness classes, and access to a medical alert system.
Sacred Heart was granted a Consumer Choice Award by the National Research Corporation every year since 2002. The Eugene location and new facility at Riverbend in nearby Springfield offer high quality patient services and advanced medical technologies.
Lane Transit District has been providing public bus transportation to the Springfield-Eugene area for 40 years. Discounted EZ Access passes are available for people with disabilities and Medicare card holders. Seniors enjoying assisted living in Eugene who are 65 and older receive an Honored Rider pass which allows them to ride Lane Transit for free. Eugene is a treasure for the people who call this bustling community home. Residents of assisted living in Eugene experience the wonder of both the mountains and the coast while having access to numerous amenities and services. To view a list of local senior housing options, visit our Eugene Assisted Living page. Written by senior housing staff writer.
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