Our family member was admitted for Physical and Occupational therapy after hospitalization for a…read morefall. We found the staff (mostly) attentive and knowledgeable. The care was good and the plan for progress and discharge was thorough and comprehensive. The food was even good! The weekend staff seemed a little less committed to the level of care, but our family member was "with it" and I think that helps.

When my sister first went here, I had high hopes; on the surface it looked like she was going to be…read morewell cared for. We had a care conference within a few days, with a care plan and all the things they were going to do to help her regain her strength. Unfortunately, the longer she was there, the more things went downhill. When we tried to voice our concerns to Kelly (who, by the way, is listed as the grievance officer) and Sequin (the "resident care manager") they were absolutely useless. We did encounter a few good CNAs: Emily, Tirsa, and Ashley, but the rest should look into another profession. One of them even flat out refused to do her job, and every day I would clean up when I got there because they're all too lazy, leaving garbage and crap all over the room.

I like marquis assisted living. I've had a relative there(in and out of both sides of the facility)…read morefor several years and they've taken good care of him. It's a nice facility thats well kept. All of the staff are very friendly and care for the residents with compassion.

My dad has fallen out of his bed 3 times now. When I asked about safety bars the nurse on duty said…read morethey are considered a restraint so Marquis dies not provide them Im very concerned. His last fall resulted in a very large bruise on his elbow. A mattress was laid down on the floor next to one side of the bed. I imagine his fall tonite will result in mattress on the other side of hus bed. What can our family expect to ensure these falls won't happen again. They happen at night. Thank you J McDonald

Majority of us seniors livin pay check to paycheck. SS that is…read more How can we possibly afford $65/ month Tai Chi class? Absurdity. This should be free. We've paid our dues. Put in our time. Sure idea of donations would be better played.

This center specializes in fitness, trips, and social programs as Tualatin's premier Active Aging…read morePopulation! Special focus on active older adults during the daytime hours and adults of all ages during the evenings and weekends. Stop by and enjoy a delicious lunch on us Mon-Fri from 11:30am-1pm.

This is a very welcoming community. The staff is very experienced and the nursing staff is…read moreexceptional.

I moved my dad in at the beginning of this week, and so far I have been very impressed with the…read morestaff, activities, and my dad's studio apartment with a balcony and great pastoral views of trees and marshes. I worked with Christyna at 1st Choice Advisory Services to search through a bunch of options and settled on Brookdale for a number of reasons: 1) The price was right for my budget. 2) It's located close to two parks and a trail along the Tualatin River that my dad can walk. 3) There is memory care for when my dad inevitably needs it. 4) It came with a glowing recommendation from Christyna for the Executive Director, Nino, who she previously worked with in Vancouver. I had a great experience working with Junene to make the move-in happen, as well as with Anil to get my dad's unique care plan put together. During the move-in Brookdale was very accommodating to my request to remove the closet doors and cabinet doors so that my dad would be able to see all his belongings - they even helped us mount his tv to the wall. All the caregivers I've interacted with have been attentive and kind to my dad. Jill, at the front desk, gave me a call when some important looking paperwork arrived in the mail and wanted to check if it was something she should forward to me or give to my dad - I was impressed with that attention to detail. Dad is enjoying the food and the all activities that have recently returned after COVID - by a strange coincidence they severed his favorite meal, meatloaf, on the first day he was there. My two biggest concerns is that my dad is happy and that he is safe, and so far Brookdale is fulfilling both.

Nurses beware! DO NOT WORK her! terrible culture. Toxic, toxic, toxic inexperienced and inept…read moremanagement. They will use you, not pay what is promised and try to overwork you with no strategic plan to ensure a work life balance. RUN!!!

We were told to contact Brighton for my mom. I felt very unsupported through my mom's process of…read moredying. My sister and I were so scared watching my mom pass and would of appreciated more guidance. I was not contacted by the agency after my mom passed. No one said the were sorry to see her go but the facility got a bouquet of flowers. I contacted them to share my upset. I was told there would be grief support and I would be contacted, I am still waiting. The social worker was not helpful neither was the chaplain. I would not recommend this company.

Everyone I have worked with at Riverwood has always been professional, pleasant, my mom is well…read morecared for and content in her apartment. Having a parent in assisted living is tough. I think Riverwood is doing a fine job.

I've calmed down a little since I moved my Mom out of this place~I do NOT recommend moving a family…read moremember here. When I first moved my Mom here, it was under different management & it was great! They have since changed management & have a huge turnover in help & it's awful........they're very short handed & not many of them speak English, so it's hard for the older people that are residents to understand. I could go on & on, but will leave it @ this~I do NOT recommend PSLR.

Excellent company with great customer service. Great pay and the team their is super friendly and…read moreknowledgable. Lots of facilities to work at.

Re: Ormand Harrison Sitter for: Dolores Abbs June 24, 25…read more& 26 (day shift) @ Revere Court My career was in business management. I've managed many companies and employees over the years, so understand they are the backbone and most important resource in any business. Ormand has been my mom's sitter during hospice care on the above dates. He was comforting and soothing for mom during some very difficult times. His calmness and caring spirit instantly communicated with her--it was like a miracle. During her agitated states, Mom required constant and vigilant care. Ormand not only provided that--he also initiated the following: 1. Positioned mom from side-to-side (every two hours to relieve pressure on her bed sores) 2. Set up and maintained an hourly log regarding Mom's condition, meds administered, and times she was turned from side to side. This has been incredibly valuable information for everyone on the care team. 3. Changed her nightgowns and bedding to keep her fresh, and anything else he could think of to help keep her comfortable 4. Most important: Ormand's close scrutiny of mom's condition helped us all become aware of agitation caused by one of her meds--and so we were able to adjust medication orders--and Mom has been so much LESS agitated and peaceful ever since! Ormand is not only very intelligent and medically knowledgeable. He is genuinely caring, and takes serious responsibility for his patients--putting him in an entirely different league than ALL the caregivers my mom has had over the past ten years!! Ormand definitely exceeded all expectations. I highly recommend Ormand for any work or position for his training and skills. He is a superb employee and person. Any employer is lucky to have him. His compensation should reflect his high level of expert and caring service. We are so fortunate Ormand was sent to us. Katherine Lawrence