Parkview Christian Retirement Community

    1825 NE 108th Ave, Portland, OR, 97220
    4.8 · 13 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Warm, caring community with quirks

    I moved into this small, personable senior community and I'm very happy I did - warm, non-institutional feel with friendly, genuinely caring staff and residents who seem content. My ground-floor one-bedroom is spacious and mostly remodeled, the campus is one level with pleasant grounds, covered walkways and easy outdoor access, and it's close to shopping. There are lots of activities (daily exercise/Tai Chi, outings, weekly ministry/Bible study), restaurant-style dining with a salad bar and generally good food, plus transportation for appointments and events. Practical notes: water and garbage are included but I pay my own electric and internet; basic TV is provided; memory care isn't offered. Downsides: there can be understaffing, some maintenance follow-through is slow, and a few units need updating - there's also a long waitlist. Overall, staff were accommodating on my tour, residents are happy, and I wish I'd moved in sooner.

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    4.85 · 13 reviews

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    • Care

      4.0
    • Staff

      4.6
    • Meals

      3.7
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

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    About Parkview Christian Retirement Community

    Parkview Christian Retirement Community sits in a quiet, parklike area in Portland, Oregon, near Gateway Plaza, major highways, and the airport, so trips to the doctor or shopping tend to be quick and easy, and you can get downtown or to the Columbia River without much trouble, and it's been serving seniors for over 75 years as a Christian, non-profit community for older adults who are looking for both independent living and assisted living services, which means there's a blend of people who want to come and go as they please along with those who need more daily help. The campus covers six acres and has retirement apartments in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, with each unit having its own kitchenette, private bathroom, and climate control, and you'll find resident parking and street parking if you have guests. Most people will tell you the grounds have nice walking paths and are landscaped, so getting outside for some fresh air feels safe and pleasant, and they let some pets stay too. Meals are included for many residents, with an effort made to serve good, wholesome foods and to accommodate special diets and preferences, and the kitchen staff puts together menus for nutrition and satisfaction. For emergencies or times when someone needs help right away, there's 24-hour supervision and emergency service, plus medication management and skilled nursing available on site, and those who need memory care or Alzheimer's care can also be served in designated areas. The Johnson Assisted Living on campus gives more hands-on support for folks who need it.

    There's a long list of basic comforts like community dining, a gym or exercise room, free transportation, housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, so you won't have to worry about chores if you'd rather not, and the on-site resident store means small items are easy to pick up. There's a beauty and barber shop for haircuts and foot care and hearing aid services as well, which is handy if getting around town is harder than it used to be. Residents can spend time in the library or computer center, try out different crafts or hobbies in special rooms, and join over 30 special interest groups, which meet each month, so boredom's not much of an issue if you like group activities, and folks often spend time in the clubhouse, community lounge, or go on planned outings together. Housekeeping keeps spaces clean, and apartments come with amenities like cable TV and stovetops and refrigerators in the kitchenettes, which helps keep life feeling a bit more like home. People who like to stay active can join fitness programs, use the weight room, or participate in exercise classes, and on Sundays there's an on-site chaplain and church services available, which many say is important for keeping the Christian community strong. The campus is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and there's always someone nearby if you need a hand or have a question. With both independent and assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care, Parkview Christian Retirement Community offers options for a wide range of older adults, and because it focuses on a safe, homey, and stress-free environment, a lot of people find it comfortable and easy to live here, especially with amenities like free rides, well-kept grounds, and help with cooking or cleaning when required, and it's worth mentioning that apartment types range from private studios to two-bedrooms, so it's flexible for singles or couples who want to have their own space while being part of a larger, supportive community.

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