I broke my ankle almost 4 weeks ago. I had surgery and after a two day stay in the hospital I was…read moretransferred here for physical therapy. I spent a week + in bed before I saw anyone from PT. The nurses are under staffed and the food is disgusting. People are nice but I am terrified that I could be in a facility again. I have not had a bath since I left my home and I am so ready to go home so I can get stronger. I'm a retired RN and this is unacceptable. After being discharged I found that someone had cleaned out my wallet which had over $350 in cash and my debit card was declined.

I couldn't decide whether to give it a four star rating or a five star rating, so I went with five…read more I've visited this place every day for two weeks now and it seems fine. The staff seems to be great and they interact well with the clients as far as I can tell (some of them are pretty funny and like to joke with the clients). My mom is there after a fall (which is why I've been there) and she likes the staff quite a bit. The building is a bit older so it has some issues, but the issues seem to be small (like a slat missing out of one of the shades in the room that will be replaced tomorrow). I think that if I was in need of a place to recoup after an accident, I think this place would be fine for me. Mom likes it too. So... five stars... mostly for the wonderful staff.

My son has been delivering flowers to the female residents for 5 years. Every time we go the staff…read moreis always so nice and I'm continually impressed with how much effort they put into making the whole place festive with decor, activities, games etc. The rooms are clean and the staff shows to be attentive and truly care about the residents. Danielle and Rick have been exceptional to work with and take pride in their job. We look forward to our next visit!

From the owner: Creswell Post Acute in Creswell, OR, offers compassionate, around-the-clock skilled nursing care…read moreand personalized short-term rehabilitation in a welcoming, home-like environment. Our multidisciplinary team of licensed nurses, therapists, and social services work collaboratively to develop individualized care plans tailored to each resident's unique needs and recovery goals. We provide comprehensive therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, designed to support recovery from stroke, joint replacement, cardiac events, and other complex medical conditions. Our commitment to comfort and dignity extends to specialized programs that promote healing and independence. Residents at Creswell Post Acute benefit from a variety of engaging activities that foster social connection and mental well-being, as well as nutritious dining options that support overall health. We prioritize smooth transitions by coordinating with families and healthcare providers to ensure patients regain their strength and safely return home. Creswell Post Acute accepts Medicare and Medicaid and welcomes new admissions, dedicated to delivering compassionate care that empowers residents on their path to recovery and improved quality of life.

My Mom was there for 4weeks in September of 2022. I was with her every day all day. It sometimes…read moretook 20-30 minutes to get staff to respond to call button. As she improved I was allowed to help mom with toileting. The rehab team did a good job. She progressed and worked hard to get out of there. They were under staffed and had very young training staff. Mom's room never looked as nice as those pictures barely had a chair for me to sit in. And had to hunt for a second metal folding chair for a second guest. It was summer so it was warm enough and sometimes too cold for mom. AC running. Due to Covid we were all wearing masks. They did have a good security system for visitors.

I was in this facility after knee revision surgery. I was transferred here from the hospital…read morebecause I was having difficulties with pain control. I was placed in a single room with a shared toilet. The room was freezing cold there were no blinds or curtains for the windows. It was the first of November 2023. There was a constant beeping of what sounded like a pager. I only had a call button and a controller for the TV which I lost in the dark because I couldn't control the lights. First, full day. Lots of surveys as though I was going to be there for 4 weeks -- I think not!! Very little true PT like I had received in the hospital. So I began doing all the exercises that I knew how to do. Food was worse than a bad cafeteria and cold. Everywhere it was cold. I could go on and on but I think you have the idea. After two more days, my wife and I finally convinced them to agree to release me. What an ordeal and one I hope never to repeat. Advice: check out facilities before you think you may need them.

We researched over six retirement communities and find Cascade Manor to be clearly the best. We…read morehave been here for four months and have not been disappointed. It is a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. Very well run and the service is always prompt, professional and courteous. We have stayed in five star hotels and the Cascade Manor is comparable in service quality. The food is not perfect but very good. It's difficult to be perfect for a diverse population

From the owner: At Cascade Manor, we want you to stay connected to the things you love. Enjoy living in the midst…read moreof Eugene's rich arts community, and in close proximity to the University of Oregon for your favorite sports games or lifelong learning opportunities. Pursue your passions both on and off our friendly neighborhood campus, and live every day to the fullest.

My aunt lives at Solvang. She always goes on about how all of the staff there are so good to her,…read moreand that she really loves living at Solvang Retirement. We went to visit her and stayed in one of the guest rooms. Our stay was so nice; the management and staff made our stay very pleasant, and comfortable. Also, the food there is so good! I highly recommend this place for residents and guests.

Solvang is a Very Special Retirement Community. My ex boyfriend lost his home in a fire. He moved…read moreinto Solvang. The very friendly and caring staff made this move good for him. The activities and food are very good. They are open to feedback from the residents and go out of their way to meet their needs. the residents are very friendly too. If I retired and needed to move into a community I would definitely choose Solvang.

Had visited my Grandma earlier this year. I was so impressed by the Dining experience. The Kitchen…read morefood was hot and so flavorful. Was not expecting that at all. I'm glad she got to keep enjoying freshly made meals everyday.

great food, they try to do everything fresh. we have about 8 to 10 choices total a day…read more they also have good nursing staff.

My caregiver Caitlin Zemke is absolutely amazing. She has been a god send and has helped my life…read moretremendously. Words cannot describe how incredible she really is. She's caring, compassionate, understanding, thoughtful and really makes me feel special. I recommend her whole hardly for she is a precious gem. Thank you New Horizons for blessing me with such a caring soul to care for me.

Let me start by saying we were promised everything and delivery was nothing. The most unqualified…read moreindividuals were disbursed to take care of my father who has final stages Alzheimer's. We were promised training if caregivers did not have experience and that never happened. We had completely stoned individuals come in to care for my father and reported it, and nothing was done. RUN do not WALK away from this horrible company; all they care about is collecting from the VA and getting paid. The last thing on their mind was the client. We actively reported them and nothing was done. If you care about your loved one do not use this company, they do not care! This location is Bend Oregon not Eugene but I'm sure they are all the same