Sapphire at The Butte sits in Gresham, Oregon, and serves as a Residential Care Facility with room for 32 residents, offering both comfort and support for seniors who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, medication management, and even memory care or behavioral support if they need it, and Administrator Rebecca Callahan leads a team of nurses, doctors, care staff, behavior specialists, and mental health professionals who all work together to build care plans tailored to each resident's needs, especially for people recovering from things like brain injuries or other medical events. The facility has 25 private suites and well-appointed spaces where folks can set up their room with their own belongings and artwork to make it feel like home, and with recent renovations, everything feels new and comfortable, and the grounds outside are carefully landscaped with outdoor spaces and a fenced backyard area for social gatherings or peaceful walks, and the secured entry helps keep everyone safe.
People living at Sapphire at The Butte get three daily meals made with good ingredients, snacks, housekeeping, laundry, transportation help, and daily activity programs with everything from devotional activities to creative workshops or fishing trips, and staff stays awake and on-site around the clock to offer care as soon as it's needed. The facility supports independence by letting residents help co-create their living experience, pick the activities they want, and be involved in planning group luncheons, offsite trips, and things they enjoy, and friendships tend to develop in the welcoming common areas and during enriching social or educational activities. There's behavioral health support available, with help for mental health and addiction-replacement activities too, and their programming puts a focus on healing, growth, and letting people rediscover their purpose.
Sapphire at The Butte operates for profit but has a strong commitment to person-centered care and building a supportive, community-focused feeling, and you'll find a full spectrum of healthcare services available, from diabetic care and non-ambulatory care to incontinence support, along with direct companionship and cognitive support. The team develops individualized plans with input from residents and works closely with community mental health specialists, so whether someone needs help with grooming, medication reminders, or just some emotional support, there's always someone to turn to. With a focus on safety, comfort, daily connection, and steady support, this facility tries to balance independence with the right level of help, giving residents the space-both emotional and physical-to live a life that feels meaningful and connected, all in a location close to hospitals and physicians in Gresham.
