3 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Portland, OR

I moved my artist friend, Eunice Parsons, to Regency Park Assisted Living in 2022 at the age of 105. She hated the idea of assisted living, having lived in her own home until she was 103. I was extremely pleased when told her room was her apartment and I could decorate it as I liked. I hung her artwork and brought in her furniture. The third day there she told me she liked the food! (I was shocked, she always cooked and was very particular.) She came to love the care staff. They loved her and enjoyed her stories. Eunice, who had grown up poor and had supported herself while living below the poverty line most of her life, told me she felt like she was living at the Ritz. She became fully bedridden the last year of her life and the folks at RP and Brighton Hospice took excellent care of her: no bedsores, always clean, and several of the care givers became her friends. I was incredibly pleased with their care and would highly recommend them.

My elderly mother lived at Regency Park for over 2 years, and I have nothing but high praise for this place. The facilities are clean, beautiful and thoughtfully arranged and it’s easy to get to and park. But by far its greatest asset is the quality of the people working there. I visited weekly and was constantly impressed by the kind and loving care she received. Seeing Mom interact with them made it easy for me to make friends with them as well. I was always kept well informed about anything I should know, and consulted about possible steps to take. Both management and daily staff are of topmost quality. I am so happy my mom lived there and I highly recommend Regency Park to others.

My Mom lived here for the last three months of her life. The administration staff was responsive and caring. I could get an answer to my question quickly. And I always felt like they cared. The staff that took care of Mom was caring and loving. Mom wasn’t the most social but they managed to make her feel at home and work with her needs. When she went in hospice they cared for her with love and compassion. And after she died they all paid respects to her. We were blown away at their honoring of her. Having experience with other assisted living facilities we are able to say that Regency Park excels in their service to the resident both in care and administration.

I love living here at Courtyard at Mt. Tabor, and my favorite concierge, Tarrah, can assist me with many technological issues and answer many questions. The other concierges are also very helpful and able to answer and assist in many ways, both technologically and with all their wisdom and knowledge. This was absolutely the best move I ever made, to sell my house, consolidate my bills. The other residents are friendly. Of course, my very favorite room is the fitness center and participating in exercise classes and having the opportunity to lead some. I can watch the movie in the theater every night and there are church services for Protestants, Catholic, and a Jewish service as well. Yes, I can still cook in my own kitchen, but, I can also go to the dining room, if I don't feel like cooking. Yes, I very much like my HOME!

A dream. I visited many independent and assisted living facilities for my mother, and C@MT immediately gave me the feeling of, yes, this is the place. The facility is beautiful, the offerings are wonderful, but what won me, and my mother are the staff: caring, courteous, a delight.

The smiling face of Courtyard at Mount Tabor, Tarrah Redden reliably holds things together for our entire retirement community. (I should probably add that we are not an easy crowd to please.) As our concierge, Tarrah has proven herself constantly reliable, capable, and friendly. She has helped me out of several embarrassingly tight spots, and I know she has done the same for other residents. Whenever possible, she has gone “the extra mile” for us. For that, I think I can speak for all residents when I express my heartfelt appreciation: “Tarrah, you are the greatest.”