Arcadia Senior Living is a 74-bed assisted living community on SE Foster Rd in Portland, Oregon, nine years into operation and licensed by Oregon’s Department of Human Services, Aging and People with Disabilities. Administrator Kevin Call runs the facility, which the community describes as family-owned. The two-story building sits in a part of southeast Portland where a Walk Score of 34 means most trips out will need a car or a ride.
The apartment lineup spans three sizes: studios at 350 square feet, one-bedrooms between 569 and 750 square feet, and two-bedrooms at 904 square feet. That range is meaningful. A family moving a parent out of a large home can find something compact; a couple who want to stay together have room for that too. Respite care is available for short-term stays, which makes the community an option for families testing the fit before committing to a permanent placement or bridging a gap after a hospital discharge.
Oregon DHS inspections at this facility have focused on staffing and staff credentials, and care planning and documentation. These are standard regulatory focal points for assisted living in Oregon and give a general sense of where state oversight tends to look.
For older adults in southeast Portland who need hands-on daily support and prefer a smaller, independently run setting, Arcadia covers the basics at a scale where individual attention is at least structurally possible. The respite option adds flexibility for families still figuring out next steps.




















