13 Nursing Homes Communities in Portland, Oregon

There are 13 nursing homes in Portland, OR and several nursing homes nearby. The average cost of nursing homes in Portland, OR is $244 per month.

Nursing Homes Facilities near Portland, Oregon

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Reviews of Nursing Homes Facilities in Portland

Nancy

February 3, 2021

I am/was a resident of this facilityReview of Brookdale Oswego Springs Portland

I am in Brookdale Oswego Springs Portland. It's very nice, very convenient, and pleasant. The staff is really nice and friendly, I have no complaints. They're having some activities, but not too many because of the pandemic. They had canceled some things, but they are still available all the time. They had a little New Year's party in the afternoon on the 2nd of the month, and there's a thing called bring games. I wasn't there for that because I had an appointment. They have things you can participate in if you wish, and they're very careful. They also have things locked out for distancing. They'll have a little sign "Don't sit here" that kind of thing, and they're very careful about that. They take our temperature a couple of times a day. I like the way they're handling this. They talk to us about when we'll possibly get the vaccine and what to do, which is not mandatory, but they encourage us to do it. They're very good. The food is also very good. A few people sit in the dining room, but mostly they bring the food to the rooms. And you can't use real plates. My only disappointment is that the food is a little lukewarm by the time it gets to you because of that, but that's fine, I can heat it up. It's excellent food and it's well prepared. They just changed the activity person, and I think she's very good. I'm on the first floor, so I'm kind of close to everything. As far as these places go and from what I know, I think the value for money is very good. I have Medicaid, so it's helpful to me with a low income because Medicaid helps with it.

March 31, 2020

I visited this facilityReview of Parkrose Chateau

Parkrose Chateau was very nice. They have studios, 1 and 2-bedroom apartments, a dining room, and 3 meals a day. They had exercise machines and activities. The staff during the tour was very nice.

Carol

March 22, 2020

I visited this facilityReview of Parkrose Chateau

Parkrose Chateau was absolutely wonderful. The staff showed me several versions of different types of places. She walked me through the whole place. It was very nice. I have had a meal experience there and it was awesome. They have a shuttle that takes the residents out and about. They have a bridge club and they have people that do puzzles. They have all kinds of activities that are very cool. When I got there it was getting late, but the view was absolutely breathtaking. She took me into a couple of apartments that have a view that is to die for.

Martin

December 16, 2019

I visited this facilityReview of Parkrose Chateau

The tour at Parkrose Chateau was fine. The place was very nice and was in good shape. It was also clean; however, the rooms were just too small for me. The staff members were very helpful and very nice. Dining there was among the best that I have encountered. They also had plenty of activities. There was a library and a movie room.

Suerae Robertson

August 5, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facilityReview of Avamere Park Place

I have been a resident here for 7 months and have decided that this is going to be my forever home. I really like the location of my studio apartment. It has lots of natural light and is convenient for me to take Riley, my service dog, on walks . We enjoy the nice landscaping and gardens of the residents..

Portland Nursing Homes Cost

The median cost of nursing homes in Portland for a single-occupancy apartment is $11,113/month (Genworth - 2021). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

Portland Activities

Portland Parks and Recreation oversees more than 10,000 acres of parkland and offers comprehensive recreational programs including activities for senior recreation and adaptive and inclusive recreation for adults with disabilities or special needs. To enjoy a beautiful day outdoors, residents of a Portland nursing home may choose to spend time at the city’s many parks and gardens. Washington Park is one of the oldest parks in Portland and is home to the International Rose Test Garden which features over 6,800 rose bushes representing 557 varieties. The Portland Japanese Garden offers five peaceful gardens for tranquil contemplation. Another popular park, the Hoyt Arboretum , acts as a living museum of trees and plants for all over the world. For those seeking shelter during the chilly winter months, the Portland Art Museum , one of the city’s many museums and one of the 25 largest museums in the country, offers residents of nursing homes an enjoyable afternoon among the museum’s impressive touring exhibitions and permanent collections, including Northwest and Native American Art.

Portland Medical Facilities

Most residents of a Portland nursing home are served by a number of fine hospitals and medical centers within the city limits. Founded in 1875, the Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center is one of the oldest and most advanced medical centers in the Pacific Northwest. Offering a full range of inpatient and outpatient services, Legacy Good Samaritan has an emergency department that is available 24/7 to assist seniors should a critical situation occur.

One of “Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals,” Providence St. Vincent is the only Oregon hospital to make this prestigious national list. The Thomson Reuters study evaluates hospital performance in nine areas that includes patient safety, patient satisfaction and adherence to clinical standards of care. Named to the list for the tenth time in 2008, families of nursing home residents can expect excellence in the programs and services offered for conditions that afflict the elderly.