1 Nursing Homes Community in Lake Oswego, Oregon

There is 1 nursing home in Lake Oswego, OR and several nursing homes nearby.

Nursing Homes Facilities near Lake Oswego, Oregon

Reviews of Nursing Homes Facilities in Lake Oswego

Sharon

March 5, 2021

I visited this facilityReview of Mary's Woods

We actually made a deposit on Mary's Woods. We liked it a lot. It's got nice rooms, nice location, nice food, nice people, and lots of activities. They had a pool and a gym, and they're having lots of new restaurants and a health center. It's big, and it's got like 700 residents. They had all sorts of things, water color, yoga, volleyball, and water volleyball with other retirement centers. They had a mancave where several of the guys can get together and do woodworking and make things and hangout.

Jennifer

February 3, 2021

I visited this facilityReview of Oswego Place by Bonaventure

My mother-in-law is moving into Oswego Place by Bonaventure. They have been wonderful to let my husband and I come in and tour their rooms. And we really had to make a fast decision because we're headed to hospice very quickly and unexpectedly, and they have been incredibly accommodating. The personalized care, and the seeking to understand our need, and being able to accommodate far more than assisted living, as far as medical care needs. I would say the room is adequate for her needs. It is a beautiful setting, very scenic with a family feel. They let us decorate it and bring her personal things to make it feel like home for her. They seem very genuine. They're trying to limit walking through the space but we kind of saw the living room area, the fireplace and then the dining hall and the front room that had a piano. Those were all very nice. But we were not able to see other stuff in action. It was very clean. The level of nursing care that they are able to provide in an assisted living family type setting seems far above most places outside of skilled nursing home.

Catherine

February 14, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of The Springs at Carman Oaks

The Springs at Carman Oaks was very nice and secluded, but was an awful long way from me, which is a huge drawback. I had quite an extensive tour. They have craft time available and a little garden area where the residents can work on gardening or plant vegetables. We met several of the staff members and they were all very friendly and helpful. The place was very pleasant, clean, and well-kept.

Andrea

December 8, 2017

I visited this facilityReview of The Springs at Carman Oaks

We toured The Springs at Carman Oaks. It was five stars all the way around. The grounds and apartments were excellent. They had a swimming pool, gardens, a library, beauty parlor, and lots of other facilities. I ate there, and they had excellent food. The staff was helpful and personable. The tour was amazing, but it's more expensive.

arlene072280

June 6, 2017

I visited this facilityReview of The Springs at Carman Oaks

I really like The Springs at Carman Oaks. The people were very friendly, and they had a lot of planned activities. They had a swimming pool and spa that you could go at anytime. They have an exercise room and a theater. I liked the idea of being able to cook in our own apartment since they have full kitchens. The dining area was nice, and the grounds were nice. The whole thing was quite nice, but a little on the expensive side.

Lake Oswego Medical Facilities

Providence Milwaukie Hospital is committed to caring for people throughout the cycles of their lives–managing declining health and ensuring compassionate care for the terminally ill. Located in Milwaukie, about six miles from Lake Oswego, Providence Milwaukie offers traditional hospital services and a 24-hour Emergency Department for Lake Oswego nursing home seniors.

Providing excellent in-patient care, the Hosptialist Program is staffed by physicians who work closely with primary care physicians and are available 24-hours, every day, to attend to patients promptly, especially in an emergency situation during their hospital stay. Its pain management program helps patients through a multidisciplinary program that involves physicians, pain psychologists, physical therapists and spiritual support.

In nearby Tualatin, Legacy Meridian Park Hospital is six miles away from the City of Lake Oswego. The Emergency Department handles any situation from acute emergencies to urgent illness and injuries in an efficient, caring, family-centered environment. The staff includes board-certified emergency medicine physicians, acute care specialists, specialty nurses and support staff who have training and expertise in emergency care.

Since 2004, Legacy Meridian Park has provided emergent interventional cardiology services that allow patients in the south Portland metropolitan area to receive immediate diagnosis and interventional treatment for heart problems.