Admittedly, I rarely use Yelp for anything other than complaints against businesses that fail in…read moretheir value proposition to consumers. However, I did want to leave some positive feedback for the team at Marquis Wilsonville. Thank you for taking care of my grandma during her rehabilitation. It is always a hard decision to leave a loved one in the care of others, especially when you cannot be there around the clock. However, they took great care of her and really made us feel comfortable that she was in caring hands. From the daily activities to the friendly demeanor of the staff, her care was top-notch and well-nurtured. I expected a more hospital-like feel but was delighted to find a very warm and inviting environment at the facility. As a funny side note, one of my good friends from college regularly visits his grandma at Marquis at Mt. Tabor. I thought it funny that we both had the similar experience but it goes to show you that as a company, Marquis takes great pride in the care of their residents. Thank you!

Avoid this place. My sister was there for a couple of weeks. Horrible, horrible place. Food is…read morenot edible, so had to order through DoorDash. Had assigned bathing days and never got one! Meds missed. I could go on and on.

A welcoming feeling of compassion, strength and respect from your first meeting with the concierge…read more The residents and staff are smiling and taking part in activities in the common areas and throughout. The synergy of relationship building is evident! I love that they are not just another "Corporate Structure" lining their pockets, they really care. Humanitarian projects and donation of their own money proves that they "invest" in human lives for others, staff included. I would highly recommend Morningstar Beaverton. : )

As soon as you walk in the door of this community you feel comforted and welcomed. Every staff…read moremember I've met is down-to-earth and has just the kind of heart you'd hope for in someone who takes care of our mothers, fathers, grandmothers, and grandfathers. MorningStar doesn't feel like a senior living, it feels like a home.

I just moved my mom into Oswego Place last week and so far my family and I are very happy. My mom…read moreenjoys the music and church services available. Mary and Julie were very accommodating when I asked if we could have a family dinner welcoming my mom back to Portland from Arizona. The room was all set up and when I thought we were running out of food Julie made another dish for us. Also when I had delays with Medicare delivering my moms medical bed Mary allowed us to use one of the beds at the facility. Novi the nurse is very nice and when I came to her with concerns she took care of them. The front desk staff and maintenance staff are great Thank you for taking care of my mom Jeannie Deas

I read the reviews but decided to trust my placement professional to find me a good place for…read morerespite care after having fallen and broken my knee. I was immediately surprised at the building architecture and surroundings and upon entering my room, I was greeted by sunlight, clean, fresh, and a great room, kitchenette and bedroom, large roll in shower and bathroom. I was greeted by name and even one of the residents was holding me a place for lunch. The executive staff is very professional but warm and kind. The support staff is equally amenable. I have never had anyone be short with me upon a request. The activities director is amazing in the number of activities she organizes. If you are looking for a place for a family member or yourself, this facility is a nice size. Not too small, not too big. I would definitely return here in the future if necessary for my well being. One of my best friends just retired as an ombudsman for retirement centers. Oswego Place did not know who she was of course and she said to me "the atmosphere here is positive and welcoming."

The Pearl provided excellent care for my husband after an extreme spinal surgery. He ended up with…read morean infection at the hospital requiring emergency abdominal surgeries. After all of the surgeries my husband spent a month in the hospital and he was kind of at square one when discharged. When he started at the Pearl he was unable to stand. After his month long stay, he was in good enough shape to slide transfer from a wheelchair to his bed or shower/commode. He was also able to stand for brief periods of time. He progressed enough to join the intensive Rio Rehabilitation Program at Legacy Health. During his stay he received top notch care from Rio staff. They were very caring and met him where he was physically. The therapists pushed him to get where he needed for additional rehabilitation. Thank you Colin and Debra! The nursing staff were caring and as timely as they could be and several nurses were standouts (like Carol and Sherry). The weekends seemed to have less staff so things could take longer. That said, they were upfront about other work they needed to do before being able to help. And when they were helping, they took all the time and care that was needed. The food was very good with several alternatives if the main menu didn't sound good. Bambi was great in helping set up wheelchair transport for appointments, Sondra helped coordinate lots of appointments and helped make Rio happen. Tawnya was amazing at coordinating transition to Rio and backup plans. Penny was the nicest therapy pooch. She lifts everyone's spirits. I highly recommend the Pearl as a skilled nursing facility. Thanks for all you did for us

I've been in rehabilitation for a small stroke here for almost two weeks. The staff here are warm,…read morefriendly and professional. I came here with a lot of medical needs including a feeding tube and pump, 24x7 oxygen concentrator and a lung suction device. Not a small feat to support me all day and night but The Pearl was up to the task. I've made friends with many of the staff and I look forward to returning to do some volunteer work if possible. I totally recommend The Pearl if you are in need of rehabilitation services like I was.

The staff at Stanley Post Acute was kind, attentive, and well-trained. They ensure patients are…read moretreated with respect and provided a clean and comfortable environment. Our family was grateful for the care provided, especially by Marisela, Tashina, and Marissa who went above and beyond.

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 wish I could give West Hills 10 stars, because they went above and beyond not only for my beloved…read moregrandmother Barbara D., but our entire family. Following a stroke, my grandmother was transferred from OHSU to West Hills, where she stayed for two months. Last week, when she was facing death, rather than going home, she chose to stay with her incredible team at West Hills. We got to know nurses, CNAs, case workers, therapists and more on a first-name basis. They all were so kind and gave such skilled and compassionate care not just to her body, but also her mind and her spirit -- she discussed her Zen Buddhism with one of her favorite nurses, talked endlessly with her physical therapists and wanted one of her CNAs to move in with her. Throughout a painful process, West Hills was a true partner and comfort to my grandmother and the entire family. We would have care conferences that lasted hours and involved upwards of six people, everyone working hard together to find the best choice. When we were down to the final hours, they brought food and water and reminded us all to eat. So many caregivers throughout the building came to say goodbye to her, came to give us hugs and cry with us. We could not ask for more from them. They came on good recommendation from a family friend, and she was so right. We are so grateful to all they have done for us (and tolerating when we all piled in her room for pizza parties). Thank you, West Hills.

Reviews here are consistent with our experience!! Unprofessional, poor communication never listen…read morenor listen to understand or mindful. Transactional, stories/excuses not accountable nor integrity based with no regard for well being or psychological aspects of the patient. A couple caring, but overall rudeness and bullies that neglect via ignoring, minimum 30 minute to 45 response times would call me crying. No dignity or reverence provided diminishing and falsely profiling patients/family. Despite concerns for overmedication potentially harming cognitive and kidneys, causing weakness/dizziness,, added more including narcan and 3000 mg daily, ordered equipment delivered to room at 9pm after medicated asking 95 yr old with cognitive to sign. Use upholstered chair for storage and closets wadded up clothing saturated in urine 2 weeks because only PT can take them to potty necessitating urinating in bed with long wait times causing bed sores to never heal. Got backache and developed congestive cough while PT on week vacation without substitute felt neglected. Don't address inflammation through basic icing even after provided cryo and voltarin ourselves had to remind, not following surgeons orders, bypass primary care/cariologist specialists, not getting patients out of bed through strength building early on prolonging rehabilitation then blaming patient. Their ratings are from Medicare whom give frequent cutoff notices that add to stress loads of families. Only one shower/shampoo in 2 months and no modesty draping with two men changing mother. HVAC inadequate and rooms uncomfortably hot even for visits, miss important doctors appts, food not heart healthy nutritious, and poor quality causing 25lb wt loss to 124lbs, Belongings, Flowers Food out of view/reach,. one actual "care" meeting in over 2 months stay (used for attempt signing off rights hearing aids later lost one between facility/hospital refused 1/2 cost i/e 150 for 7g aids) or 2nd medicare notice only limited 20min vs. care, poor record keeping and never provided when requested. I could go on, but you get the picture. sigh. Care in this country is a broken bureaucracy.