Beautiful Assisted Living Community. I went in for a couple of their community events. All the…read morestaff are welcoming when you walk into the door. I highly recommend when looking for somewhere for your loved one to call home.

This is the biggest sh*thole i have ever worked in! They do not care or respect their residents and…read moreemployees, you will also get told to leave the property if you want to visit a resident you have become close to no matter if you've been fired, quit or just simply let go because they are too f*cking broke to continue paying you! i DO NOT recommend for ANYONE to live or work at this sad excuse for a care facility.

Care givers are alert, genuine, and respectful to all as well as they are results driven. Great to…read moreexperience the warmth and kindness that professional care givers bring to the workplace and more importantly to our loved ones who reside here!

This has a nice feel to it. The facility is mostly clean and the staff is kind. I've come across…read morevery few rude staff here, they've mostly been all polite and helpful. The individual apartments are a nice decent size with a private bathroom. Overall, I'd say it's better than most places I've been to.

I took a tour of Lakeside Assisted Living building and was really impressed with the staff, and the…read moremood of the residents. This would be a great place for any family to dwell.

An absolutely beautiful setting! The gardening is beautiful and everything is so clean! All the…read morestaff is so kind! They have tons of options for all meals in there beautiful ball room dining area. You can also reserve an elegant private dining room. There are shuttles and private drivers if you don't drive. Truly an amazing place for a retirement home!

rusty got me in the next day, he was very professional, knowledgeable and friendly. The cost was…read moreunbelievably reasonable. I never had dentures that fit as well as his. They never are loose and just seem to snap into place. I really really recommend him.

I wish it were possible to give zero or negative stars…read more Anyone thinking of moving into Brookdale Geary Street - or any Brookdale property - should first read the Washington Post article that details dangerous staffing conditions as a result of Brookdale's staffing algorithm. The algorithm leaves facilities perennially short-staffed, which is what we have experienced during our loved one's nearly two years at this facility. There are wonderful caregivers, servers, cooks, receptionists, and other staff at this facility. Unfortunately, they usually leave within a few months of hire. They must be worn down by a staffing plan that asks them to do more than is humanly possible to provide the care needed by residents. Many days, you will see temp agency staffers roaming the halls, instead of Brookdale employees. Given the complex needs of residents in Assisted Living facilities, having people who know your loved one and know their needs is so important. In contrast to our appreciation of Brookdale staff, we were consistently frustrated by the rotating door of administrators who provided leadership for the facility . There have been about 7 executive directors or interim directors across two years. These folks would often duck and almost run into their office, rather than talk to residents and loved ones. Even though the care plan detailed how often our loved one's apartment should be cleaned and how often she would get shower help, it was not unusual to go weeks before services were rendered. We would consistently need to 'fill in' for lack of care, which is very different than the pitch they give you ('Wouldn't you like to go back to being a family member, rather than caregiver?' Why, yes, we would. But Brookdale's inability to deliver on contracted services made this impossible.) You can search the facility's history with the state of Oregon. They were recently barred from moving in new residents from late April through early September 2024, because they could not pass state inspections.

If you have other options, do not placed your loved one here…read more We removed my father as soon as possible after he experienced a drastic change in condition days after being admitted. Brookdale could not provide the staffing levels to provide him the care he needed. He was not bathed or groomed and my family had to step in and provide 24/7 1:1 care for him until we informed the Long-Term Care Ombudsman and got licensing involved. This facility cannot provide a safe level of staffing or the bare minimum support for ADLs required by the state. If this is your only option, you must consistently be an advocate for your loved one. Get every decision from them in writing, including changes in care plan. You should receive advance notice of this change in care plan. We did not. Involve the Long-Term Care Ombudsman if they are causing harm and placing your loved one at risk.