Bonaventure of Medford sits at 2530 E McAndrews Rd in Medford, Oregon, and is a family-owned senior living community with space for up to 69 residents and 57 total beds, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all in one place, and you'll find all sorts of floor plans here including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, some even with kitchenettes, so there's some choice for folks depending on what they're looking for, and those private and semi-private suites even come with different views, like the garden or mountain scenery, which can make things feel more like home. The staff is around 24 hours a day, every day of the week, and can help people with things like walking or getting around by wheelchair, bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and managing medicine, and they'll take care of wound care, nursing tasks, incontinence, diabetes needs, and even coordinate appointments and therapy, with podiatry, occupational therapy, and memory care programming for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and safety is a focus, with a sprinkler system, safety features, and a 24-hour call system in place.
Residents get meals made for them, with choices like anytime dining, gluten-free, low-sugar, vegetarian, kosher, or even organic, and there's restaurant-style dining as well as room service, although some have said the food doesn't always fit every special diet need, and you'll find snacks too, which helps with active or busy days, plus there's laundry and housekeeping every week, dry-cleaning service, maintenance, and help in the kitchen if needed, so people aren't stuck doing chores they might not want to do. Pets like cats and dogs are allowed if someone can take care of them, which sometimes helps with company and comfort, and the place has wireless internet, cable TV, air conditioning, washers and dryers, private bathrooms, and outdoor patios or decks where residents can sit and enjoy time outside, with the building surrounded by tall evergreens and mountain views in the distance.
For things to do, there's a calendar full of activities-residents can take art classes, cooking classes, fitness sessions, join planned day trips, or participate in resident-led events, Bible study groups, and off-site devotionals, while the activity rooms, billiards room, garden, bowling alley, poker tables, and theater give everyone something different to try, so boredom isn't much of a worry. The property also has a fitness center, a full garden, a salon and barbershop, a computer center, a small library, fireplaces, private dining spaces, cozy sitting and lobby areas, and a model bedroom, plus move-in coordination to help when someone first transfers over, making the whole process a little smoother. Transportation runs are available for medical appointments and non-medical outings-though these rides usually run on a schedule and may get canceled sometimes, and there's a focus on keeping people safe and supported both in the building and while on the road.
Security and help come from a 12- to 16-hour nursing presence, backed up by a supervision team that's up and available all day and night, and residents have access to a call system in case of emergencies, plus the amenities here are designed to be both handicap accessible and comfortable with features like wheelchair-friendly shower spaces and adjustable thermostats in every unit. Bonaventure of Medford accepts long term care insurance and provides both short-term respite stays and permanent homes, which can be nice for families who are looking for flexibility or a trial period. The community takes pride in its wellness, offering therapy and rehabilitation for folks who need more intensive care, and it aims to treat everyone with dignity, compassion, and respect, which is reflected by its 9.0 review score from 24 reviews and recognition as a "Best of Senior Living" community.
There are 27 Bonaventure locations with similar care but each has its own touch, and here, residents are encouraged to set up their apartments the way they want, choosing how much independence to keep, or how much help to accept, with a focus on being active, social, and keeping the living environment cheerful and supportive, whether in independent, assisted, or memory care. The spaces are well-lit and have plenty of room to move around, so no one feels cramped, and the community is described as having high standards for service, with staff who try to help residents create a comfortable, home-like life, with choices, dignity, and a chance for good times with neighbors and friends.
