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1735 Adkins Center, Eugene, OR 97401
3.3
(14 reviews)
"I would say that compared to all the other ones, Green Valley has the nicest feel about it. So I mean if I had to give somebody a five, I would probably give them a five and everybody else a four just to give them something better. Everybody was great, but I want them to be a little better in terms of being aesthetically pleasing. "
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425 Alexander Loop, Eugene, OR 97401
2.0
(15 reviews)
"My husband received excellent care while at Avamere Riverpark. We were fortunate to have a private room and that contributed to our satisfaction. However, the major strengths of this facility are the genuine caring employers that help the residents feel secure and well provided for. They create a friendly, uplifting, family atmosphere that motivates the patient to work hard to get better. The physical and occupational therapists are excellent and brought my husband from an almost zombie-like state to being able to come home. The food is tasty and ample. The menu changes frequently. Activities are available and many feature musical performances that are very enjoyable. The CNAs do the brunt of the hard work and are amazingly positive in spite of being very overworked. Some staff members have been there a very long time and contribute greatly to the positive atmosphere and sense of family. They make a point of knowing each resident and his or her family members. When we left facility the feeling was bittersweet since we had made many new friends and had such good experiences. "
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2360 Chambers Street, Eugene, OR 97405
1.3
(8 reviews)
"I went to Avamere Rehabilitation of Eugene for rehab. The room was nice, it was clean, and the staff was courteous and helpful. The dining area was OK, it was nice and spacious, and the food was good, but they need to provide bigger portions. You can play cards, dice, bingo, and they do crafts."
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1166 E. 28th Street , Eugene, OR 97403
2.2
(7 reviews)
"On April21st to May11th I was a patient at South Hill rehab. During my pt, I was blesses with two great individuals to help me.Joshua and David was very careing. Helped me through a time I was not wanting to be there. There were two great CNA's that were going the extra mile to get their job done. Ryan and star were wonderful. It really made a hard time bearable. Thank you for going beyond was being your job. The 10pm to 6 am shift is needing help. When a person had to go a bowls movement a patient should not be told that it's okay to go in the pull up because they are to busy. Once I got the food orders taken care of, the food was good. Thank you to office staff, doctors, physical therapist s, and many others who make my stay good Judy May"
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1201 MCLEAN BLVD., Eugene, OR 97405
4.3
(6 reviews)
"My mother was transported from a hospital to Hillside to try to get her back on her feet again after a bout with gall stones. Sadly she continued to "go down hill" until her death a month later from a stroke. The area in which she was staying had all private rooms, furnished as bedrooms which was a real comfort to Mom and me.The nursing care was well staffed, incredibly well trained, and very compassionate. I only had a problem with one nurse and I never saw him again. We never had to wait for assistance when I "pushed the button". The director and the head of nursing were easily available. Since I had never been through this experience before, I had lots of questions. They and the staff answered them all and never once made me feel I was bothering them. As Mom reached her final days, Signature Hospice was called in. They had all worked together countless times and it really showed. I couldn't have asked for more excellent and compassionate care for Mom. They were also wonderfully caring to me. At the end, everything for Mom and our family was done seamlessly and with much patience and support. I have referred them at every opportunity. "
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3500 Hilyard St, Eugene, OR 97405
3.3
(3 reviews)
"Davis is doing an excellent job taking care of all of us. while the food is okay, it is not great. you need a chef I am a food writer and author of several food and cookbooks, with breakfast my specialty. French toast must be made with French bread, not white sandwich bread. the book must soaked well in the mike-egg, best do this the night before and in the morning bake or fry the bread. this is just one of my ideas."
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1333 N. First Street, Springfield, OR 97477
3.4
(5 reviews)
"This place is top notch, my wife receives top notch care, I would recommend Marquis to any person who has a need for this type of care."
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2300 Warren St., Williams, OR 97405
1.0
(2 reviews)
"The patients don't seem to be taken care of well, the staff was rude and was just standing around. Didn't feel comfortable at all. Seemed very unorganized and understaffed. Very disappointed, will not recommend "
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2300 Warren Street, Eugene, OR 97405
3.5
(7 reviews)
"Nice clean rooms. Pleasant care givers."
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735 S 2nd Street, Creswell, OR 97426
3.2
(5 reviews)
"My sister was at Creswell Health and Rehabilitation Center. I have nothing but positive to say about them until the moment they let her out the door by herself. They didn't give me no 'this is what she needs, this is what she's going to need.' They just said, 'She's going to need all-around care.' She needs no all-around care. She's driving out of town. Today, she cooks for herself. She lives four minutes from us, so we see her every day. We clean her house because she's 86 and she's too busy doing everything she needs to do. But I just would have liked somebody to have walked her out the door and had given me all her stuff. She's walked out by herself. They were good, they were fine, just that she just walked out. I wouldn't hesitate to send somebody there, I really wouldn't. I wasn't allowed in there because of Covid. But they did say you could go around to the window because it was one story and talked to her and I did that and that was helpful. We went like once a week because we live in a different town. They had the numbers posted by the window, so that was nice that they would do that. I know they were always nice and patient to my sister. I called a lot, I couldn't always get through for different reasons, but they were always kind and never made me feel like I'm bothering them too much. I felt like my sister got good care there, I do. We bought my sister a cinnamon roll and they put it in a blender, but that's because she had trouble swallowing when she first got there. So, they were very conscientious, and they had somebody watch her eat for a while and taught her to take smaller bites and chew more. I thought, 'Wow, that's something. Somebody is sitting and watching her eat.' So I thought that was good. I just wouldn't want my cinnamon roll in a blender, but that's beside the point. It was funny."
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Sandi
5.0
Review of Valley West Health Care Center
Nice clean rooms. Pleasant care givers.
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Paula
5.0
Review of Green Valley Rehabilitation Health Center
My in-laws both went to Green Valley Rehabilitation Health Center. I was able to visit them, and their rooms were always very clean. The only complaint I had was when my mother-in-law had a lady in...
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Judy May
5.0
Review of South Hills Rehabilitation Center
On April21st to May11th I was a patient at South Hill rehab. During my pt, I was blesses with two great individuals to help me.Joshua and David was very careing. Helped me through a time I...
Nursing home care in Eugene costs about $2,480 more than the national average of $7,756 per month, but only about $120 more than the median for Oregon as a whole. Going north to Portland, rates are a bit cheaper at $10,083 per month. In Salem, which is located about midway between Portland and Eugene, rates are higher at an average of $10,646. Bend seniors pay the most for nursing home care at $11,650 per month. Medford is among the cheapest cities for this level of care, with an average cost of $9,475.
Eugene
$10,235
Oregon
$10,114
United States
$7,756
Portland
$10,083
Salem
$10,083
Bend
$11,650
Medford
$9,475
The average cost for a semiprivate nursing home room in Eugene is $10,235 per month. For a private room, the price averages $11,201.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Seniors and their families may want to compare other types of care to find the best option for their needs and budget. Getting care at home costs $5,529, or about $4,700 less than the average nursing home rate. Home health care is slightly more expensive, costing an average of $5,577. Assisted living is priced a bit lower at $5,430 per month. Adult day care costs $3,467, making it the least expensive choice. Nursing home care is pricier than other options, with semiprivate rooms costing $10,235 and private room rates averaging $11,201 per month.
Home care
$5,529
Home health care
$5,577
Adult day health care
$3,467
Assisted living
$5,430
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$10,235
Nursing home (private room)
$11,201
These resources can help seniors choose a long-term care facility and make the transition to nursing home care. Some can also help Eugene residents get assistance in their own homes, enabling them to delay the need for nursing home care for as long as possible.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Senior & Disability Services | (541) 682-3353 | Senior & Disability Services offers a directory of free resources for retirees and their families in Lane County. Some of the services available to seniors include case management, health insurance counseling, legal aid and nutrition education. Many programs are geared toward residents with limited income and assets. |
| Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon | (855) 673-2372 | Seniors can talk to an ADRC counselor to learn how to plan for their future and get help with choosing a long-term care community. Counselors are trained to assess each senior's unique needs and provide referrals to local resources that can assist them. The ADRC website has information about community-based supports and financial assistance programs that may cover some of the cost of care. |
| Oregon Project Independence | (541) 682-4038 | OPI is a statewide program for seniors who need help living independently and want to stay in their own home. The program provides case management, assistive technology, housekeeping and up to five hours of personal care per week. OPI has no income requirements, but seniors who have Medicaid coverage aren't eligible for the program. |
| Accessibility Improvement Program | (541) 682-5446 | Very low-income Eugene residents can get financial assistance to make their home more accessible through this program. Recipients receive deferred loans of up to $5,000, which can be used to install wheelchair ramps, bathroom aids, grab bars and strobe smoke alarms. |
| Meals on Wheels Lane County | (541) 607-5065 | Homebound Eugene residents aged 60 and older can get freshly prepared meals delivered directly to their door. Recipients receive up to two hot meals per weekday, plus frozen meals to eat when hot meal delivery isn't available. Seniors must have an in-home assessment to qualify for the service. |
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