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Last Updated: 7/3/24

Charming Portland attracts more seniors every year. And our 153 partnering assisted living facilities in the Portland metro give you or your loved one a perfect place to enjoy the good life in the Pacific Northwest. If you need a compassionate extra hand with daily activities and medications or would like to be part of a lively social community, you’ll find all this and more at one of our Portland assisted living partners.

In this guide, we explore our in-network assisted living communities within a 10-mile radius of downtown Portland. We walk you through what to expect in these communities, based on our proprietary data and what real residents are reporting. We go over baseline and additional costs, along with how people tend to pay. We also share local and state-specific regulations for assisted living communities, senior resources in Portland, and local senior attractions.

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Assisted Living

Average starting price $4,230/month
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Recent reviews of Assisted Living in Portland, OR
Avamere at Cascadia in Sandy, OR
4.9

What our family likes the most about the Avamere at Cascadia community is the friendly like atmosphere. The people there are always willing to help, smiling faces say a lot...We would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

Cedar Hills in Portland, OR
4.5

The staff at this care home work with the family. They are flexible and get to know the residents. There is a Registered Nurse on site. The community is clean as they are particular about the environment. They are knowledgeable about the rules and regulations in Oregon. The food seems healthy and is homemade. They offer fresh vegetables. They do go on occasional outings and they have card games and puzzles to cater to each resident.

Senior Haven in Portland, OR
3.8

The community and activities director is very accommodating to my loved one's requests. The value is good. I think Senior Haven provides high level care. There are patios available off of the resident's rooms. They even hung décor in my loved one's rooms.

Young at Heart AFH

4722 NE 26th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98663

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

This is an Adult Family Home designated to provide professional services to elderly clients who need assistance with activities of daily living. We have private rooms available for rent as well as semiprivate rooms with a private bathroom.

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4.5(2 reviews)

This community is excellent for my mothers needs. The staff is very nice and friendly the community smells good and is well maintained. The food they provide the residents is really good, it's home made....

Fine Living

7855 SW Alameda Ln, Beaverton, OR 97007

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Fine Living is a senior care home located in family-friendly Beaverton, OR in Washington County. Just 7-miles west of Portland you'll find the Tualatin River Valley. The surrounding area has numerous attractions on offer that are situated among an idyllic landscape ideally suited for senior...

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4.5(2 reviews)

She is doing a fabulous job. I am really happy with her communication, and the care is excellent. Her place is always spotless. I am very happy with her.

Silver and Golden Years ACH

10949 Southeast Pardee Street, Portland, OR 97266

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Located in the Portland, Oregon area Silver and Golden Years ACH offers the quality senior care you insist on for your elderly loved ones. For their safety, and security, the grounds are completely fenced and baby monitors are in use. We offer long term hospice care for the seriously ill, as well...

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4.3(3 reviews)

You don't have anything bad to say about them; it was a good experience. One thing that really stood out was kindness. They were extremely to Dad, and to anybody else that came. The location was great...

Touchmark at Fairway Village

2911 SE Village Loop, Vancouver, WA 98683

Provides: Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living

Waterford at Fairway Village offers a wide range of retirement lifestyles and services. Located in east Vancouver, shopping centers, banking, medical clinics, and other services are within easy walking distance. Waterford also provides bus or town care services for personal appointments,...

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4.2(5 reviews)

I will add to this review over time. First impression: The place is bright, comfortable, feels like home. The residents all seem genuinely glad to be here and the theme is unusually friendly. We have...

Whitewood Gardens RCF

2027 SE 174th St, Portland, OR 97233

Provides: Assisted Living

At Whitewood, an residential living community located in Portland, Oregon, you’ll have access to incredible amenities and fantastic opportunities. Being located in Portland allows our residents to have ample access to amenities and activities including shopping destinations, medical centers,...

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Beauty Salon
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4.1(8 reviews)

Whitewood Gardens was a fabulous place for Momma to stay this last year. They are so very caring and understanding. They treated Momma with the utmost respect and took care of her every need with a loving...

Cherry Crest Care Home

1411 Cherry Crest Drive, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Cherry Crest Care Home is located in Lake Oswego, OR in Clackamas County. This residential care home provides you with the support that you are seeking in an area that is full of beauty thanks to the lake that gives the city its name. Those who spend time in Lake Oswego enjoy visiting George...

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4.0(1 review)

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Laurel Parc at Bethany Village

15850 Northwest Central Drive, Portland, OR 97229

Provides: Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living

Laurel Parc at Bethany Village is a retirement community and senior assisted living community located in Portland, Oregon. As part of the charming Bethany Village neighborhood, we have gone to extraordinary lengths to create a retirement community where seniors enjoy life to the fullest.Whether...

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4.0(12 reviews)

My spouse received excellent care. The staff was well trained and very caring. Having a concierge desk made communication easy as I was always connected with the right person to answer any question. [Name...

Clay Court AFH

20904 SE Clay Ct, Gresham, OR 97030

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Clay Court AFH is a thriving assisted living community located in Gresham, Oregon. We specialize in quality Alzheimer's Care services such as memory care exercises and treatment. While our attention and expertise are not solely focused on patients that have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, the...

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4.0(2 reviews)

Loved this home...Wished she would have said yes! :(

Martin Adult Foster Care

1609 NE 139th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98684

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

There comes a time in all of our lives when we must face the fact that one, or both of our parents, are no longer capable of living independently and providing for themselves. At first, all of us do what we can do. We can move our elderly parent into our home and let them stay and live with our...

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Beauty Salon
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3.7(3 reviews)

I chose Martin AFH for my Dad because they wanted to care for him. [Name removed]is the best caregiver, providing home cooked meals and complete physical and emotional care based on his needs. He was very...

Silvia & John's Residential Care

19909 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, OR 97233

Provides: Assisted Living

CNA caregiver on-site providing quality care in a beautiful, clean home. The home includes such delights as home cooked meals, home-made bread, and fresh cut flowers. Our homes are visited monthly by a RN consultant.

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3.5(11 reviews)

Well run and caring. Thank you to the the fine staff at Silvia and John's Residential Care! You made a difficult time enjoyable for my family. Both my parents were residents at Silvia and John's for 3...

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Emerson House

3577 SE Division St, Portland, OR 97202

Provides: Memory Care

Emerson House is located in Portland Oregon, 2 miles from Providence Portland Medical Center. We are known for our Alzheimer's and other dementia care. The entire facility is dedicated to the treatment of those in need of memory care. Emerson House offers care that is meant to bridge the gap...

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3.4(11 reviews)

We are fairly new to the community. but so far its great, i really cant find much to pick on [Name removed], [name removed], [name removed], [name removed], all are just the best. I could thank them until...

Better Living

417 SE 76th Avenue, Portland, OR 97215

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Better Living is a bubbly senior care home located in the beautiful locality of Portland, Oregon in the Multnomah County. Our care home is set in this locality because it has great weather conditions that favor the comfortable living of seniors. We are set in good location that provides ease of...

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3.3(2 reviews)

Diamond Adult Care Home

6105 SE 43rd Ave, Portland, OR 97206

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

We here at Diamond Adult Care Home take good care of our residents. We take pride in our homemade meals and that we are able to bring our residents into a clean and healthy home environment. We assist the necessary residents with their personal hygiene as in showering and bathing, with toileting,...

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3.0(2 reviews)

Holladay Park Plaza

1300 Northeast 16th Avenue, Portland, OR 97232

Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes
2.8(2 reviews)

Holladay Park Plaza is a very nice beautiful building. The staff was very friendly. They gave us a very nice presentation of their community and all they offered. It is perfect for people who like to live in...

A Smile for You

8212 SE 144th Drive, Portland, OR 97236

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes
2.8(2 reviews)

We really liked it. I was clean, bright and happy. They have a nice common area for the residence. They seemed to be enjoying themselves. The rooms have sliding glass doors and the one available for mom...

The Pearl at Kruse Way

4550 Carman Dr, Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Provides: Memory Care, Nursing Homes
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2.8(6 reviews)

The Pearl at Kruse Way is a very nice place, overall! The facility itself is well kept and clean, and the staff all seem very friendly and professional! I do wish they were a bit more proactive when it comes...

Marquis Vintage Suites at Piedmont

319 NE Russet St, Portland, OR 97211

Starting at$X,XXX+ monthly
Provides: Assisted Living
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2.5(2 reviews)

This place is in a lovely residential neighborhood and has recently been remodeled. It's clean and upbeat and the staff all seem to really enjoy working there. The residents seem happy.

Mt. Scott Adult Foster Care Home

7621 SE 112th Ave, Portland, OR 97266

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

Mt. Scott Adult Foster Care Home is located in beautiful Portland, Oregon. As a certified adult foster home, it offers level two care, which means that they accept seniors who have behavioral problems and may be wanderers, along with those who need more intensive medical care. They specialize in...

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2.0(1 review)

Nurse Companion

15915 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97230

Provides: Memory Care, Care Homes

The facility is non-smoking. No pets allowed. We have a 24 hour monitoring system connected instantly to the police, fire station and medical personnels.

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1.5(2 reviews)

Terwilliger Plaza

2545 SW Terwilliger Blvd, Portland, OR 97201

Provides: Assisted Living, Independent Living

We lead a double life of cosmopolitan urbanity and rugged naturalism. Terwilliger Plaza is simultaneously located in the heart of one of the most visionary cities in North America and cradled by the natural beauty of some of the nation’s most breathtaking countryside. Sweeping views of the...

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1.0(1 review)

Irvington Village

420 NE Mason St, Portland, OR 97211

Provides: Assisted Living

Irvington Village is far more than a stand-alone assisted livingresidence. Aware of the needs of seniors in its neighborhood, adjacentIrvington Covenant Church partnered with Covenant Retirement Communitiesto develop a culturally responsive residence where retirees could enjoya community of their...

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Providence Elderplace In Irvington Village

420 Ne Mason, Portland, OR 97212

Provides: Assisted Living

Laurelhurst Village

3060 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, OR 97214

Provides: Assisted Living, Nursing Homes
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Welcome to Laurelhurst Village. Step into the elegance of the past at Laurelhurst Village a classically inspired Senior Care Community. Nestled in the Laurelhurst neighborhood, Laurelhurst Village represents a tradition of caring for you or a loved one that needs supportive care. We offer...

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Taft Home

1337 SW Washington St, Portland, OR 97205

Provides: Assisted Living

An historical building in downtown Portland, The Taft Home is more than just apartments. This Residential Care Facility opens its doors to individuals with special needs who are physically, mentally, intellectually, socially, or emotionally impaired, resulting in the inability to live...

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Vista Manor of Portland

1234 North State Street, Bellingham, WA 98225

Provides: Assisted Living
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Costs of assisted living in the Portland area

On average, our partner assisted living communities cost an average of $5,238 per month in 2022-2023.[01] Note that this figure represents what real families actually paid, including additional fees and expenses. Such additional fees might include the following:

  • Care need fees. These depend on how much staff support a resident might need, from low-care needs to high-care needs. In Portland, care fees ranged from $585 monthly for low-care needs to $3,300 monthly for high-care needs.
  • Parking fees. Many use Portland’s outstanding public transportation system or complimentary community transportation. However, for those with a car, on-site parking fees averaged $100 monthly.
  • Second person fees. Costs may apply if the senior has another person living with them. The average second person fee in Portland was $800 per month.
  • Pet fees. Many Portland assisted living facilities are pet-friendly, but monthly pet costs may be steep at an average of $750 per month for pet rent. Keep in mind that this figure includes pet care as well, like walking, feeding, or cleaning up after.
  • Community fee. In Portland, these one-time entrance fees averaged around $2,500.[01]

Is it affordable to live in Portland?

It depends. Compared to the national average, costs of living in Portland are 24% higher than the rest of the country. While Oregon doesn’t have sales tax and Washington doesn’t tax pension incomes, Portland housing is still 62% higher than the national average.[02]

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the following is true of retirees aged 60+ in Portland: [03]

  • Around 70% bring in an annual Social Security income of around $22,000.
  • Around 49% bring in an annual retirement income at a mean of $36,000.

It helps to begin an assisted lifestyle knowing how your state taxes this income. Seniors on both sides of the state line can benefit from the fact that neither Oregon nor Washington tax Social Security benefits. Many choose to live in the Portland suburb of Vancouver, Washington, because of its better tax benefits for retirees. Vancouver also has plentiful assisted living facilities and a comparatively lower cost of living. In fact, Vancouver housing is 2% lower than the national average housing cost.[04]

Here are some differences in taxes for seniors across Oregon and Washington:[05,06]

  • Retirement account withdrawals. Oregon taxes retirement account withdrawals. However, Washington does not.
  • Private and public pension income. Pension incomes are partially taxed in Oregon. They are not taxed in Washington.

The figures below represent average baseline costs of assisted living in the broader Portland area. Unlike our partner cost figures, these figures do not include additional fees that families often pay.

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How people pay for assisted living in Portland

To pay for Portland assisted living, families and seniors have several options to choose from. In some circumstances, families can use both private and public funds to cover the cost of assisted living in the Portland metro. In this section, you’ll learn about the many options that seniors and their families might have to pay for in assisted living. We also outline several public resources, such as Medicaid, Medicare, and veterans benefits, that could be available to help you pay for assisted living care services.

Private pay methods in Portland, Oregon

Portland area seniors often begin looking at their private pay options to cover their ideal assisted living community. Such options include income like savings, Social Security benefits, pensions, and investment returns. Depending on your resources, the following options may also be available to help fund the ideal senior living community:

Understand Oregon and Washington laws and regulations for assisted living facilities

COVID-19 regulations for Portland, OR, assisted living facilities

In Oregon, facilities are required to take precautions, such as posting a notice at entrances and exits if a staff member or resident has a reported or suspected case of COVID-19. Indoor visitation is currently allowed in Oregon and Washington, so long as visitors and residents follow precautionary steps, such as masking and social distancing.

Vaccinations. Portland area seniors and staff are encouraged to get vaccinated and boosted to fight infection and serious illness.

Masking. Masks may be required in most health care facilities. Some assisted living facilities may have additional requirements.

Facility cleanliness. Facilities must be sanitized at regular intervals to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Social distancing. In Washington, social distancing is recommended to reduce the spread of COVID-19. To support this effort, residents can enable WA Notify, which tracks reported exposures. By enabling WA Notify, you can get notifications if you may have been exposed to COVID-19. This can help residents clarify whether they need to social distance to reduce the spread of infection.

Get to know assisted living in Portland, Oregon

153

Number of in-network assisted living facilities in market

4.1/5.0 average in-network rating
95% of assisted living communities offer pet-friendly services
37% of Portland assisted living communities offer Hoyer lifts
95% of our partner communities in the Portland area offer assisted living
50% of partner assisted living communities in the metro offer a café or bistro

Number of people we referred in 2022 to the Portland area

81

Average age of residents we referred in Portland
Gender split: 63% female, 37% male

What to expect from assisted living in Portland, Oregon

With views of Mount Hood and Mount Saint Helens, as well as the ocean a short drive away, Portland is something of a haven for those who enjoy both natural beauty and the modern conveniences of city life.

Enjoy the good life in retirement

Residents of our Portland partner assisted living communities love the elegant, timeless designs found in many of the metro’s facilities. Many communities put thought into their layouts, cultivating a homey atmosphere even down to the smallest details, such as finishes, art, décor, and plants. Several communities keep indoor houseplants in common areas to improve air quality and create an airy, inviting atmosphere.

Music adds depth and richness to any atmosphere. As such, 86% of our partnering communities have a community piano or organ for residents to use. And 91% bring live music in for residents to enjoy on special occasions.

You’ll also find popular culinary offerings in these communities as well. Most of our partner communities employ real professional chefs to design the weekly menus. Additionally, 77% of these Portland communities host wine tasting events and 68% offer cooking classes for residents. All this and much more can be found at A Place for Mom’s in-network Portland assisted living communities.

Access diverse care options

Attentive staff in Portland assisted living facilities help families feel secure in the knowledge that their loved ones are well cared for during their stay. Some staff help residents digitize treasured photographs. In resident reviews, families praise staff in these facilities for paying careful attention to a resident’s dietary preferences so they can accommodate residents at mealtimes.

Additionally, as senior care needs may change over time, 95% of assisted living facilities in Portland offer memory care services. This allows residents to age in place if they start needing more memory help, as might be the case with the onset of dementia. Oftentimes, staff provide memory care services in a secured wing. To further keep residents with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia safe, over 41% of assisted living facilities incorporate wander prevention technologies. Below are some additional services that assisted living communities may offer:

  • Medication management
  • Diabetic care
  • Incontinence care
  • Ambulatory services
  • Medication management
  • Visiting specialists and therapists providing occupational, speech, and physical therapy

Portland is home to a diverse population, serving seniors from around the world. To provide excellent care to this diverse population, assisted living facilities need to meet their residents’ wide range of communication needs. As such, some facilities offer care not just in English and American Sign Language (ASL), but also in the following languages:

  • French
  • German
  • Ukrainian
  • Japanese
  • Hungarian
  • Italian
  • Arabic
  • Mandarin
  • Chinese
  • Portuguese

For active seniors

In Portland, around 89% of assisted living facilities employ an activity director who designs experiences for assisted living residents. Activity directors ensure residents have the option to enjoy fabulous social opportunities and new experiences for many different interests. These directors plan activities for seniors both on- and off-site, such as the following:

  • Movie nights
  • Art classes
  • Exercise classes
  • Outings to local museums and events
  • Bocce ball
  • Dice and trivia games
  • Religious services
  • Educational programs

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Unfamiliar with Portland? Highlights for seniors

398000

Number of seniors over the age of 65 currently living in Portland
13%

Percentage of seniors 65 and older within the Portland population[03]

Mean annual income for Portland seniors 65 and older

Health care for seniors in Portland

In Portland and the surrounding suburbs, seniors benefit from a number of excellent health care options. Explore some of the top-rated hospital systems in the Portland metro area below.

Oregon Health & Science University (OSHU) Hospital

Ranked No. 1 in Portland, OHSU hospital is nationally recognized in six specialties. The hospital is high-performing in senior health procedures such as heart conditions, pulmonology, and orthopedics.[20]

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Providence St. Vincent Medical Center

Ranked No. 2 in Portland, Providence St. Vincent Medical Center is high-performing in cancer procedures and neurology.[20]

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Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical Center

Ranked No. 3 in Portland hospitals, Kaiser Permanente has excellent marks in gastroenterology and diabetes-related procedures.[20]

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Transportation for seniors in Portland

In our partnering Portland metro assisted living facilities, around 86% offer complimentary transportation to residents around the city. For residents who still drive, 91% of our in-network facilities offer resident parking.

For visiting friends and family, most of our partner communities are also close to stops across Portland’s fantastic public transit system. Explore some of the main ways to get around town below:

  • Light rail system. The Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) light rail is offered through TriMet, the city’s primary public transportation hub. The MAX has nearly 100 stops to help Portland residents navigate the city. They offer reduced fares for seniors 65+, as well as comprehensive accessibility measures. Review their accessibility features on their website for more information.
  • Bus transportation. Bus trips are a great way to get from Portland to cities in the surrounding Pacific Northwest area. Some bus systems in Portland include stops in Oregon, Idaho, and Washington. Portland offers 80+ bus lines servicing the metro area via the TriMet bus system.
  • Streetcar. Portland famously built the first modern streetcar in the United States. Today, the Portland streetcar still offers affordable transportation to the city’s most popular destinations throughout the famous Pearl District.

Overall, Portland has a reputation for excellent transportation for all, as well as better-than-average walkability for when friends and family come to visit. The below scores are ranked from zero to 100, painting Portland as one of the West Coast’s most accessible cities.

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Senior activities in Portland, Oregon

With its plentiful national parks and its endless offerings for rainy day activities in the city, there’s always something to do in charming Portland. Explore things to do below, from museums and gardens to dining and social events.

Cultural delights for historians and artists

Portland is a historically rich and vibrant place, filled with art and creativity. Nearby Pittock Mansion is a delight for history enthusiasts looking to learn more about the area. If you or your loved one enjoys history and art, the Portland Art Museum features world treasures spanning centuries. Seniors more inclined toward the dramatic arts can enjoy awe-inspiring dramatic and musical performances at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall or at Roseland Theater.

Portland eateries for foodies

Portland is famous for its excellent culinary scene. A cultural mainstay in the city, food carts are some of the metro’s favorite eateries. Some food carts became so popular, they turned into world-renowned restaurants. For a night of exploring former food cart favorites, check out Nong’s Khao Man Gai  and finish with Salt and Straw ice cream for dessert.

Foodies with a taste for fine dining can’t go wrong with a meal at Le Pigeon or Ox, specializing in Argentinian and French cuisine, respectively. Seniors and their loved ones can enjoy amazing charcuterie offerings at Olympia Provisions. And those with a sweet tooth can’t miss Portland’s famous VooDoo Doughnut, made famous in 2003 for their gourmet flavor pairings.

Senior centers in Portland

Social butterflies in assisted living can benefit from community events held on-site or at nearby local senior centers. For example, Multnomah County offers a detailed list of district senior centers, which provide services such as the following:

  • Options counseling
  • Connection to local housekeeping and grocery services, among others
  • Recreational games, dancing, and events

On the Washington side of Portland’s suburbs, you can find 50+ recreational activities through Vancouver’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services website. Marshall and Luepke Community Center in Vancouver also has a computer lab and lending library for seniors, in addition to dancing and regular community presentations.

Family fun for all ages

When family and friends visit, Portland has plenty to do for any age. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) is a perennial favorite. The museum regularly features special events for all ages, sparking curiosity about the natural sciences. Animal lovers are sure to enjoy the nearby Oregon Zoo, which features numerous exhibits representing animals from all over the world. The Oregon Zoo is conveniently located in Portland’s beautiful Washington Park. With attractions such as the Hoyt Arboretum and the Portland Japanese Garden, the park makes for a lovely retreat into nature for seniors.

Frequently asked questions

Trustwell Living at Kent Place, Canfield Place and Brookdale Oswego Springs Portland are the top-rated Assisted Living facilities near Portland, OR. These Assisted Living facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.

The average cost of Assisted Living in Portland is 4,230 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.

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  3. United States Census Bureau. (2023). Veteran status: Portland city, Oregon (S2101) [Data set]. American Community Survey.

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  11. Washington State Legislature. (2022). Assisted living facility licensing rules.

  12. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. (2023). Reasonable accommodations and modifications.

  13. Oregon Department of Human Services. (2023). COVID-19 information for long-term care facilities.

  14. Washington State Department of Social and Health Services: Aging and Long-Term Support Administration. (2023). COVID-19 information for providers and long-term care professionals.

  15. United States Census Bureau. (2023). Population 65 years and over in the United States: Portland-Vancouver-Hillboro, OR-WA Metro Area [Data set]. American Community Survey.

  16. U.S. News and World Report. (2023). Best hospitals in Oregon.

  17. WalkScore. (2023). Portland.

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