Bonaventure at Keizer Station sits at 5525 McLeod Ln NE in Keizer, Oregon, close to I-5, just outside Salem, and not too far from Portland and the Oregon Coast, and it's got a lot of different options for seniors who need independent living, assisted living, or memory care, without getting into a lot of fancy promises, just pretty much giving people choices depending on what help they might need as they get older, and having staff on site 24 hours a day to keep an eye out and provide support. The place is set up with suites in various sizes, like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, and the memory care part also has its own studio, one-bedroom, and larger suites, all designed to help people feel comfortable, and especially in the memory care area, things are put together to keep folks safe, ease confusion, and prevent wandering.
There are federal rules protecting residents from discrimination based on gender identity, orientation, and income, so everyone's supposed to be able to feel safe living there. They're pet friendly, so residents can bring pets. There's high-speed Wi-Fi through the community but nothing too clear about what kind of internet or satellite service is standard in the rooms, just that it's available. Residents get private mailboxes, and many of the suites have things like full kitchens or kitchenettes with individually controlled thermostats and handicapped accessible bathrooms.
People can enjoy a movie theater, billiard room, exercise center, activity center, gardening areas, hobby center, and a cozy fireplace with a sitting area for quiet chats, a library for those who like to relax with a book, an on-site salon and beautician, private and public dining rooms, outdoor patios in some areas, and spacious common rooms that let in a lot of natural light. It's one of the only places in the area that has a real bowling alley. There's also a swimming pool, gardens for strolling, and delicious meals served daily, with snacks, and weekly housekeeping and linen service, plus complimentary laundry facilities, transportation when residents need to go out, and a wireless emergency call system in case anyone needs help.
They have an Activity Director named Kate Hinman and an Executive Director named Chloe Gray, both helping organize things and keep the place running smoothly with the goal of keeping folks independent while supporting individual needs. They plan activities to keep people busy both onsite and offsite, with options for social, hobby, educational, and devotional interests. There's a structured program for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, with wellness strategies and secure settings. For seniors who are active, the independent living options make it easy to keep up with yard work, gardening, hobbies, and social activities, with transportation for those who want it, and a good number of open spaces and beautiful, landscaped gardens. There are no extra details given about parking or exactly how things are laid out inside or outside except to mention things like high ceilings, front entrance, front view, and modern, comfortable design throughout the community. The facility has a total of 59 beds and offers specialized assisted living with personal care and continuous staff support for those who need help.
Bonaventure at Keizer Station isn't listed for sale or rent on Trulia, and there aren't specific details about interior building features or exact care services, but it's made to help seniors find community, keep their independence as much as they can, and get support if their needs change over time.
