Terrango Glen AFH LLC is a small adult foster home in Bend, Oregon, where up to five seniors can live together in a peaceful, private house on SE Wildcat Drive, and folks usually notice right away how the family-like atmosphere and cozy common spaces make everything feel comfortable, with a garden patio out back for enjoying the sun, a restaurant-style dining room for meals, and rooms that stay quiet and private, each with cable TV and high-speed Wi-Fi, so every resident has some space of their own. Caregivers are always around, day and night, to help with medication, laundry, personal care, and meal preparation, and you'll see that the staff, including someone named Sharon, gets to know everyone personally and helps out with companionship or planning events, and they stay ready to lend a hand for folks who need extra help, including high-acuity care, diabetic support, and incontinence care for those who need it.
The home is licensed as a Class 3 Adult Foster Care Home and serves both men and women, usually aged 60 or older, and people can expect that they'll get three meals a day, with options for low or no-sodium, vegetarian meals, and organic choices, always with nutrition in mind, since the team pays close attention to senior dietary needs. They've got wheelchair accessible units and showers, secured entrances, resident parking, and the whole property is no smoking indoors, also allowing pets around, so there's some comfort for animal lovers, and everything is set up for folks using wheelchairs or walkers. There's a focus on assisted living, memory care for seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's, and even end-of-life support with hospice care, all in a setting where the team keeps the staff-to-resident ratio high for close, attentive service. Onsite and offsite activities are planned, with things like exercise, pet therapy, and intergenerational programs, and private transport is provided when someone needs it for appointments or outings.
For healthcare, doctor and nurse support is always on call, and residents can get visits from podiatrists, physical therapists, speech therapists, dentists, and occupational therapists, while medication is carefully managed, with reminders and doctor-ordered changes handled directly. The home doesn't have vacancies right now, but it's known for providing a safe place, with high standards of care, plenty of social opportunities indoors and outdoors, and a commitment to helping seniors keep their independence for as long as possible.
