I have visited Silver Creek a number of times. It doesn't seem to matter who is at the front desk,…read morethey are always so friendly and professional. I recently had a meeting with Katherine who greets everyone with a giant smile. If I meet another staff member in the building everyone says hello or asks if I need help. It's fun to go in and really fun to see what kinds of activities and events they do for their residents. They seem to do lots of things for the residents to help them stay cognitively and physically strong--not just do activities to keep them busy. Things like the Cook to Connect class and gardening are so good for them. Loved to see the Intergenerational activities since I know how much they enjoy being around children. The residents seem happy whenever I'm in the building. Definitely a place I'd want my family members to be if they needed care.

Our 93 yo father was in Memory Care the last three months of 2023. Unfortunately he passed early…read moreJanuary 2024. Most of his family lives in California, so we were exceptionally pleased that they kept us completely advised of this health and care. He always said that he was happy to be living there where he was well taken care of. The management staff and caregivers were always available if we needed to reach out.

I like this stuff in the office. They are very kind and…read morecaring. I love my caregivers. They are so amazing. So loving so thoughtful, I'm they make my life so much easier. I love home instead I give it at 10. They have been very good to me, and it's just my caregivers have become family. If you're looking for I for this kind of help, you should go through them. Thank you so much of Linda Barba

I was a resident/patient at Hope Village for about a year and a half and just moved out in June…read more2026. There are many worse facilities. This establishment is clean and the CNA staff is good-but there are not enough of them-ever. A few of the nurses are excellent-many are half baked and not on the ball. There is a TV connected to each bed, however each TV is tuned to a different station-too loud. There is a physical and occupational therapy gym but the PT staff is not the best team. If you need physical therapy, I suggest you make an appointment with ProActice Physical Therapy found about 12 blocks down Ivy Street. ProActive is the A team. Food at Hope Village is basic institutional fare-think what you got in the high school cafeteria. They do make a great carrot soup. Ask for it. Rooms are way crowded with often three beds per small room. So conflicts with room mates are frequent and not resolved well. The facility is so crowded that if there was a fire, earthquake or flood- the residents could not be evacuated fast enough. If I were the Canby fire chief, I would demand fewer patients per room. Hope Village says they conduct fire drills- they are Micky Mouse fire drills. Ask the management when they had a real fire drill, where everyone was removed to a safe place. Sign up for CAT (Canby Area Transit) bus services-excellent little wheelchair transport provider that costs a buck a ride and well worth it. There is a limit to how far CAT will take you outside of Canby. Canby has a good little library and small independent bookstore, The Book Nook- both worth visiting. The CNA staff are good but frequently there are temporary staff. The MD in charge of Hope Village has two other large facilities he oversees. You can depend that he treats the management of Marquis, not you. Keep you own doctor and Hope Village will often follow your MD's directions. Sometimes not. I had to use Providence/Urgent care twice-once for a bladder infection. There are many adult care facilities far worse but that's not saying much. The upper management of Marquis is unaccountable and does not make patient care a priority. They are out for your money. Family and friends should monitor and supervise and your loved one will get better care. Best wishes.

I wouldn't recommend anyone to have their loved ones live here. Or for someone to work here. The…read moreadministrator is horrible. She treats the staff like garbage. They are constantly understaffed and refuse to listen to their employees. Unfortunately, residents don't get the quality care they deserve because the staff is miserable and overworked. Turnover rate for employees is very high. Caregivers stay for only 6 months at the most because management won't give raises. I would NEVER consider taking my family here. Sincerely, Previous Long Time Employee

This is a hard review to write. I have my mother here. I pay out-of-pocket for her to be here. They…read moredo take Medicaid payments as well . No one wants a loved one to have to be here. We all wish that our loved ones had their memory. That being said there is no perfect solution or perfect place. Be that in your own home or here .This place is not perfect either. Though there are a lot of good caring people that work here. . Country Side living does have animals. A resident dog ,chickens, and a bird. They are actually always trying to improve the place to make it as homey and accessible to relatives. Who are here to visit their loved ones. The place is clean the people are well cared for .The meals for the most part are delicious. This is no easy job. There are some people here that are not as experienced with caring for people who can physically hurt them without truly knowing what they're doing. It would be nice in an ideal situation to have a lower ratio of aids to patients. That being said in my opinion this is the best place for now for my mother to in. I would recommend this place to anyone in this hard position.

Kidney care. Blood drawn every two weeks and results were made known to me and family. Comfy room…read moreand decent food and decor. No hassle with office!

Another adventure on the SpringRidge bus. This time to Guide Dogs for the Blind. A wonderful…read moreexperience learning about all the effort it takes to produce dogs for the blind. So many volunteers that do a very dedicated job. We all enjoyed the tour and the lunch that followed at the Ram in Wilsonville.

Our Mother was a resident of the Springs for 2 years with dementia. They are excellent. The staff…read morealways kind & truly caring. the facility is immaculate & the apartments are well appointed with weekly/daily housekeeping. A weekly shuttle for shopping and outings. They went above and beyond for our mother in their communication with us and care for her. After our mother passed, they offered us their theater room for her celebration of life, accommodating all of our needs for our event making sure the residents were able to attend and all of our friends and family were welcomed. As my sister & myself both live outside the state it was very comforting knowing she was well cared for With people that truly loved her.

My dad moved into The Springs memory unit a few months ago. We could not be happier with the care…read moreand attention he gets. His every need is met immediately and every staff member is kind, caring, loving and nurturing. I cannot imagine a living arrangement that would be better for him. Highly recommended!

Liz is the best, she's honest, quick, friendly, and knowledgeable…read more I recommend her to anybody needing assistance and guidance in picking a housing solution for a lived one!

From the owner: Choice Senior Services, LLC, is committed to alleviating the worry, stress and time associated with…read morefinding the best suited living arrangements for seniors through our network of services including: one-on-one referral and placement assistance, a high quality, easy to use Resource Directory, an updated online database, and information and support to the community. Choice is a member of The Oregon Senior Referral Agency Association (OSRAA).

Best home cooking I've ever had! -my mom The chef is so…read morehandsome! -everyone Try the soup! -my dog

Emerald Gardens provided a wonderful lunch today for North Marion Adult Center in Woodburn…read more Alberto brought a pasta dinner complete with vegetables, bread sticks and the best cookies we ever had! He hosted the lunch today for 23 people who also listened to a presentation by Rob Mill from CERT (Community Emergency Response Team). He told us how to take immediate steps to be prepared for any natural disaster. It was a great day and Alberto and Emerald Gardens made it perfect! Everyone I've encountered at Emerald Gardens is friendly, professional and very helpful--especially Alberto! Thank you so much for all you do for the Senior Center!

More like a thank you letter…read more Probably not the easiest review to write, but necessary to help others dealing with the same circumstances. I have a family member living here and has unfortunately has gone into Hospice care. This week has been very difficult for me and my family to say the least. I do want to say, we've all been very impressed by the professional, compassionate and sometimes thankless work they do daily. It's HARD work. The profession I'm in works hand in hand with housing such as Emerald Gardens. To me, many folks that work at some of these facilities and with Hospice are "angels walking among us" I am reminded that there are wonderful caring people in this world.. Even though our family is hurt and saddened by the loss of a family member, we all feel we were in good hands and more importantly our loved one was in good hands and acknowledged, respected and understood by the staff here, and that, brings some comfort to us. I can't really comment about the food or the activities, but I can say that I see residence laughing and happy and the rooms are warm and clean. Be Well. P.S. auf wiedersehen 2016

My father arrived here two weeks ago for hospice after a nightmare experience at Molalla Manor…read moreafter he was released from Providence Milwaukee. The nursing center was founded by nuns in 1955. The building is lovely with a beautiful garden and chapel, and has such a comforting spiritual energy. The hospice team was kind and helpful. My father who had stage 4 cancer was treated with dignity and respect. He received 1 and 1 care for the entire time he was here. I was comforted that I was allowed to spend time with him every day until he passed away this morning. Every step of the way the staff showed empathy, kindness, and support to me during this process. The chaplain gave my father a lovely blessing this morning and I'm so grateful for her spiritual guidance. It may not be new and fancy like some other places but it has a heart and soul that no other nursing center offers in Oregon. Your loved ones will be well taken care of here. Thank you to Jennifer, Sarah, Caroline, Jill, Jillian, Kristy, Michelle, Danielle, and everyone that touched our lives during this surreal and heartbreaking experience!

My mom has been here for over a month now and the staff is amazing. She's had great treatment and…read morepretty darn good food.

Oh wow. I bookedmarked this when my grandmother was staying here. She has since passed, but I did…read moreget to visit her there and what a wonderful experience. The staff was phenomenal. So kind and patient. My grandfather gave this place glowing reviews and when he visited he was treated like family. We even celebrated my grandparents anniversary there! The staff set up a little spot and we did lunch, cake and karaoke. What nice memories! This was quite a few years back so I have no idea if it's run by the same management. As a side note for any aviation fans the spruce goose is next door at the evergreen aviation and space museum.

From the owner: Located in McMinnville, OR, Marjorie House Memory Care Community provides a safe and secure…read moreenvironment where those faced with the challenges of dementia can trust when they can no longer meet the increasing needs of their loved one. Our memory care living community is housed an incredible, state-of-the-art facility with a home-like atmosphere. By focusing on memory care as opposed to other areas of profit-driven senior living, we are better able to focus on quality of life through care, potential of life through activities, and security in life by design.