Adult Foster Care Place

Adult Foster Care Place, found at 16430 SW Wright St in Beaverton, Oregon, sits in a quiet neighborhood with a private, fenced backyard and a gentle homelike feel that helps everyone settle in, and you'll notice the calm right when you step in the door and hear the low hum of the TV and maybe someone chatting in Russian or English. The house holds up to five residents, with both men and women living there and no children, so folks get a good bit of privacy but no one feels lost in a crowd, and staff-including at least two caregivers on shift and the hands-on home owner plus resident manager who live right in the house-handle daily care like bathing, medication, grooming, meals, cleaning, and laundry. People who need help with memory care, recovery after a stroke, or hospice services can stay here, and each bedroom and bathroom has alert buttons for emergencies, plus there are alarms on the doors to prevent folks with Alzheimer's from wandering, which helps families breathe easier. The split level house has eight bedrooms, about 9 by 12 feet each, with four bathrooms, so there's plenty of space, and each private room comes with a lockable door, a simple bed, closet, TV with satellite, nightstand, lamp, curtains, blinds, and several electrical outlets, giving you most comforts you'd want in your own home. Meals get cooked in the kitchen and served three times a day with snacks, and residents can get special diets if they need something specific, and anyone can easily ask for extra help or a snack. No one can smoke, vape, drink alcohol, or use marijuana or recreational drugs on the property, which keeps things calm and healthy. People use indoor and outdoor common areas, watch TV with others, use the WiFi, or join simple activities, and there's a relaxed pace most days. The family-style care home can deliver both long-term help and short-term respite care, so main caregivers can get a break sometimes, and the staff speak both English and Russian. The Adult Foster Care Place keeps things quiet, tidy, and focused on each person's needs, offering the right mix of support, safety, and independence for adults who need help in their everyday living.