Best Senior Care in Oregon

Overview of Regency Care of Rogue Valley

Regency Care of Rogue Valley, a 102-bed skilled nursing facility in Grants Pass, Oregon, provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, long-term care, respite care, and memory care to residents in Josephine County. BD Facilities LLC operates the facility, which accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.

The facility holds a 5-star overall CMS rating, placing it 63.9% above the Oregon average across Health Inspection, Staffing, and Quality Measures. The inspection record is more mixed. Over the past seven years, the facility averaged 9.7 deficiencies per year, about 45% above Oregon’s average of 6.7.

The most recent standard inspection, in November 2024, yielded 11 citations covering medication notification, pressure ulcer treatment, activity programming, accident hazard supervision, and food temperature. No fines, Immediate Jeopardy findings, or substantiated complaints appear in the seven-year record.

Total nursing hours run 5 hours and 12 minutes per resident per day, well above the national average of 3.5 hours. Physical therapist staffing averages 7 minutes per resident per day, 40% above the Oregon average, a meaningful figure given the facility’s payer profile.

About 45% of new admissions arrive on Medicare for short-term rehabilitation, another 52% on private pay, with typical stays of 1 to 2 months. The facility’s occupancy rate is 44%, well below Oregon’s average of 65.7%, indicating current availability.

Regency Care of Rogue Valley’s short-stay payer mix, above-average PT and nursing hours, and skilled nursing scope make it best suited for residents seeking post-acute rehabilitation in the Grants Pass area.

Offering assisted living, Alzheimer’s and memory care, post-hospital care, and hospice services, Marquis Tualatin Assisted Living is an 87-bed senior living community in Tualatin, Oregon. Marquis Companies II, Inc. operates the facility, which provides 24-hour staffing, respite care, and Medicare acceptance, and ranks 84th among 351 licensed nursing homes in Oregon by bed count.

Three inspections appear in the available record. The April 2023 re-licensure survey cited 13 deficiencies involving abuse reporting, medication systems, staffing and training, fire and life safety, and facility maintenance. That places the facility’s annual citation rate at 7.5, about 12% above Oregon’s average of 6.7.

The 2024 kitchen inspection found the facility in substantial compliance with food and meal service rules, with only a single minor comment. No fines, Immediate Jeopardy findings, or enforcement actions appear in any report.

The facility’s programs include post-hospital transitional care, home health, and home care in addition to on-site assisted living and memory care. Resident rooms include kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, and dining is available in a community room or in-room. Family events and daily snack and drink service are among the listed activities.

Marquis Tualatin fits residents seeking assisted living or memory care in Washington County, particularly those transitioning from a hospital stay or managing early- to mid-stage dementia who benefit from a community with on-site hospice coordination and a Medicare-accepting care continuum.

Located at 440 NW Hillside Parkway in McMinnville, Oregon, Hillside Assisted Living is an assisted living and skilled nursing community operated by West Valley Nursing Homes Inc. The 68-bed facility holds a 3-star overall CMS rating and serves both short-stay Medicare residents and longer-term private-pay residents, with an average length of stay of 46 days.

Hillside stands out the most in staffing. Total nurse staffing averages 7 hours and 13 minutes per resident per day, 39% above the Oregon average of 5 hours and 12 minutes, placing the community second out of 92 skilled nursing facilities statewide. Occupancy is 92.4%, well above Oregon’s 65.7% average, indicating consistent local demand.

Since 2022, Oregon’s Department of Human Services has conducted 3 inspections, significantly fewer than the state average of 7, and has recorded 24 total deficiencies. Deficiencies per inspection average 8, compared to the Oregon norm of 4.4, with recurring findings around treatment order management, staffing tool compliance, staff training, and fire safety instruction. No complaint investigations, enforcement actions, or civil money penalties have been recorded in the past three years.

The community includes an active resident council, participation in a Continuing Care Retirement Community network, and 24-hour staffing. Three carefully prepared meals are served daily, with dietary accommodations available. The facility accepts Medicare and private pay.

Hillside Assisted Living fits residents seeking short- to medium-term skilled nursing care in McMinnville, particularly those prioritizing hands-on staffing levels and consistent availability.

Serving residents in Forest Grove, Oregon, Marquis Forest Grove Post Acute Rehab is a skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation community operating under the privately owned Marquis brand. The 63-bed facility provides rehabilitation services, intravenous therapy, hospice care, and respite care, and offers 24-hour licensed nursing care, accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.

CMS gives the community a 5-star overall rating, above the Oregon average on every sub-rating. Staffing stands out the most: nurse hours run 5 hours and 45 minutes per resident per day, placing the facility 16th out of 92 Oregon skilled nursing homes on an adjusted staffing basis. That level of direct-care time matters in post-acute settings, where the pace of recovery closely tracks nursing availability.

Across 10 state inspections since 2021, the facility recorded 8 total deficiencies, about 74% below Oregon’s average of 31. The facility averages 0.8 deficiencies per inspection, compared to a state mean of 4.4. No fines, Immediate Jeopardy findings, or enforcement actions appear in the record; no complaints were substantiated. Recurring deficiencies have involved NHSN COVID-19 reporting requirements and initial-comment administrative citations rather than direct-care findings.

Amenities include intravenous therapy, wound and pulmonary care, an extensive therapeutic recreation program, and on-site dental and podiatric services. The facility also offers memory care and a private dining room for family visits. Current occupancy is well below Oregon’s average of 65.7%, indicating rooms are likely available.

With an average length of stay of 115 days and a service mix centered on post-hospital recovery, Marquis Forest Grove fits residents transitioning from acute care who need skilled nursing and rehabilitative support in Washington County.

Operating in Canby, Oregon, since 1998, Marquis Hope Village is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation community operated by Marquis Companies I, Inc. The 50-bed facility provides post-hospital rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing, memory care, hospice, and respite care, and holds a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) designation within the Marquis network.

CMS rates Marquis Hope Village at 5 stars overall, about 64% above the Oregon average, with 5-star ratings across Health Inspection, Staffing, and Quality Measures. Across 10 inspections since 2022, the facility recorded 19 total deficiencies compared with Oregon’s average of 31, with no substantiated complaint investigations and no federal fines or enforcement actions in the past three years. Deficiencies per inspection average 1.9, compared to a state average of 4.

Short-stay outcomes are a standout. Among post-acute residents, 69.1% successfully return home or to the community, 37% above the Oregon average. 3% of residents meet or exceed the expected level of self-care ability at discharge. Emergency department visits are 30% below the state average.

The facility provides on-site services that are less common at this bed size: a nurse practitioner, intravenous therapy, wound and pulmonary care, and a private family dining room. The occupancy rate is 85%, well above the Oregon average of 66%, reflecting consistent local demand.

Long-stay quality measures are below Oregon averages, including elevated rates of functional decline and falls with major injury among long-term residents. The average length of stay is 41 days, and 60% of admissions are private pay.

Marquis Hope Village is structured for short-term post-acute rehabilitation, particularly for patients transitioning from acute hospital care in Clackamas County who require skilled nursing, IV therapy, or pulmonary support before returning home.

Overview of South Hills Rehabilitation Center

Operating in Eugene, Oregon, for more than 42 years, South Hills Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility managed by Volare Health, LLC. The 110-bed facility provides short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, hospice care, and respite services and accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.

The facility holds a 1-star overall CMS rating. Across 10 inspections since 2024, it recorded 61 deficiencies, roughly double Oregon’s average of 31. The March 2024 standard inspection alone yielded 37 deficiencies spanning resident rights, care planning, staffing, pharmacy, and infection control; the August 2025 inspection added 15 more, including findings related to abuse and neglect reporting and nursing staff sufficiency, most of which were corrected on revisit. No fines or enforcement actions have been issued, and complaint investigations were not substantiated.

Nurse staffing averages 5 hours and 9 months of total nursing care per resident per day, essentially in line with Oregon’s average of 5 hours and 12 minutes, a modest signal in an otherwise low-rated profile. The facility has 24-hour staffing in place, and its 62% occupancy is just below the Oregon average of 65.7%, indicating some availability.

Services confirmed on-site include an active Resident Council.

At 75% private-pay admissions and a 45-day average length of stay, South Hills primarily serves post-acute patients transitioning from hospital to home. The facility’s rehabilitation capacity and current availability orient it toward short-term recovery stays in Lane County for patients and families who can weigh the compliance record against the convenience of a long-established Eugene location.

Serving residents in Lane County, Regency Florence is a skilled nursing facility in Florence, Oregon, under the administration of Paige Ryan. The privately owned community has operated for 20 years and provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, long-term care, and respite care across 72 beds.

CMS rates Regency Florence 3 stars overall. The 4-star Health Inspection rating reflects a deficiency record modestly better than the Oregon average, 27 total citations across 10 inspections since 2022, compared to the state norm of 31, but the picture is complicated.

The December 2024 complaint investigation identified 14 deficiencies in a single visit, including failures to investigate abuse allegations, gaps in wound care, and failures to provide trauma-informed care, with multiple deficiencies remaining uncorrected on follow-up. Staff termination for neglect was documented in the March 2025 inspection. One federal fine of $7,000 was issued in August 2023, well below Oregon’s average amount of $60,000.

Staffing earns 3 stars. Total nurse staffing averages 5 hours and 18 minutes per resident per day, just above Oregon’s average of 5 hours and 12 minutes. LPN staffing is 76% above the state average, while RN staffing is 27% below it. Quality Measures rate 2 stars, dragged down by long-stay outcomes, falls with major injury at 6% versus the Oregon average of 2.4%, and a rehospitalization rate for short-stay residents of 29.1% versus 21.6% statewide.

The facility’s occupancy rate is 54.1%, well below Oregon’s average of 65.7%, which means the facility typically has available rooms. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay; new admissions split roughly evenly between Medicare (46%) and private pay (48%), with an average length of stay around 102 days.

On-site rehabilitation therapy and an active residents’ council round out the confirmed services.

Regency Florence suits residents seeking short-term post-acute rehabilitation or longer-term skilled nursing care in Florence, with current availability.

Regency Prineville Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is a 44-bed skilled nursing facility in Prineville, Oregon, operated by BD Prineville II, LLC. In operation for 16 years, the facility provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, long-term care, respite care, and memory care to residents in Crook County. It accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.

CMS rates the facility at 4 stars overall, 31% above the Oregon average. The facility’s Health Inspection performance is 75% above Oregon benchmarks, the strongest component of its rating. Across inspections from 2021 to 2025, the facility averaged roughly 6 deficiencies per year, 10% below Oregon’s average of 6.

Quality Measures perform about 71% below the Oregon average, driven by long-stay clinical indicators, including a decline in daily activities and pressure-related outcomes, a signal that carries more weight for long-term placements than for post-acute stays.

The most recent inspection, conducted on October 29, 2025, cited misappropriation of resident trust funds by a former business office staff member affecting multiple residents; law enforcement was notified, and corrective measures were implemented. No fines, Immediate Jeopardy findings, or license actions appear in the record.

Total nurse staffing averages 5 hours and 33 minutes per resident per day, 62% above the Oregon average of 5 hours and 12 minutes, ranking the facility 25th of 92 Oregon SNFs on that measure. Occupancy sits at 74. 6%, above Oregon’s statewide average of 65.

On-site resources include an active Resident Council, a CNA training and competency evaluation program, and rehabilitation services for short-stay patients.

Regency Prineville Rehabilitation and Nursing Center’s rehabilitation capacity, above-average staffing hours, and strong inspection record make it best suited for residents seeking short-term post-acute care in Prineville and the broader Crook County area.