Oregon has many different types and styles of retirement communities. The choices can seem overwhelming because of the sheer number of options available. Here are some tips to help you choose the right retirement community. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of each community, including the amenities available. Decide which one is best for you. In many cases, it is better to stay in your current home while receiving services and amenities from a retirement community.
Cascade Park
If you are looking for a retirement community in Oregon, Cascade Park may be an option worth exploring. It is centrally located in a desirable area of town but is still close to all the amenities and activities. Independent and assisted living are both available in this community. Many planned events are also offered to residents. Red Robin and Fresca's Mexican Grill are two of the many restaurants that you can choose to eat at, as well as Sushi Brothers.
Mountain Meadows
Mountain Meadows community is located in Ashland Oregon and is an active 55+ retirement facility. The community, which has won multiple awards for active retirement living and is beautiful in all seasons, offers residents a wonderful lifestyle. Residents have access the clubhouse which includes an active clubhouse, dining area, lounge, lounge, and multipurpose room. Residents can enjoy many activities, and homes start at $200,000.
Calaroga Terrace
Pacifica Senior Living Calaroga Terrace a 17 story building in the NE Portland. It is close to many shopping, health care, and religious services. This retirement community has access to the Maxx Lightrail system and Portland Streetcar. Other nearby amenities include the Historic Lloyd District and a variety of medical facilities. Calaroga Terrace makes a great place to call home.
Cannon Beach
Currently, there are over 10,000 people aged 65 and older in the United States. These people are known collectively as the "babyboomers," and they are responsible for rapid aging. It is worth looking into the health and wellbeing of residents in Cannon Beach before you consider a retirement home. You can find data on the financial condition of the community, as well the median income.
Summerfield Estates
Summerfield Estates is the ideal retirement community for active seniors who want to reap the rewards of their hard work. Two tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, a 9-hole course and a pro shop are just a few of the amenities available. The community offers a variety of housing options, including townhomes, single-family homes, and condos. Restaurants are open 24 hours a day and residents can also order food from a special menu for late-night snacks.
Dallas Retirement Village
If you're interested in an active and rewarding retirement lifestyle, consider the Dallas, Oregon, community of Dallas, OR. Dallas Retirement Village was established in 1947. It employs Western Oregon University University graduates and boasts 37.0% college-graduation rate. Zippia, an online survey about employee diversity, ranks Dallas Retirement Village as sixth best place to work in the United States. Zippia uses language skills and ethnic background to measure diversity in the workforce. Dallas Retirement Village employed 52 people in 2015 with an annual revenue totaling $4 million.
Mirabella
Mirabella, an Oregon retirement community, offers residents a wide range of activities. There is a Zumba class in the morning, a Mandarin class in the evening, and a choral performance at night. The facility's 7,000-volume library is also a popular destination for those who enjoy a little art. For those who prefer to remain at home, there are many amenities available. Mirabella residents have the option of either cooking their own meals or having their meals prepared by a professional chef. Whether residents prefer to eat at home or at a restaurant, there is an onsite Bistro and Dining Room.