Avamere Rehabilitation of Oregon City, located at 1400 Division St in Oregon City, serves as a Skilled Nursing Facility and is part of the larger Avamere and Providence Health & Services network, with direct owners like Ariso LLC and indirect owners such as Avamere Group LLC, Ari Operations, and a few individuals. The building has several stories and provides both private and shared room options for a total of 95 certified beds, though some information states 111 beds, with amenities like a courtyard and gazebo for residents to use. The staff offer 24-hour nursing with a licensed nurse always on-site, keep a nurse call system in all rooms, and do regular wellness checks to make sure everyone's safe and healthy. The nurse turnover rate sits lower than the state average at 40%, and nurses provide an average of just over five hours per resident per day, which is a little less than the Oregon state average. This facility offers care in English and aims to update its information about care and services every month, keeping families better informed.
Residents at Avamere Rehabilitation of Oregon City can get skilled nursing care, long-term and respite care, speech pathology, and physical and occupational therapy. The rehab gym on site supports recovery and daily exercise, while telemedicine services give families and residents another way to connect with healthcare providers from afar. You'll also find transportation help for medical appointments, along with daily supports for those living with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. The staff focus on providing care that's meant to match residents' needs and personal choices, following the mission to enhance lives through service. Regular infection control practices meet federal standards, though one infection-related deficiency was reported, and the latest inspection shows a total of 65 deficiencies in areas like nutrition, resident rights, and quality of care. Specifically, past shortcomings include food not always served at the right temperature or in a way that makes it appealing, care not always matching doctor orders or resident wishes, and problems with how residents were transitioned to or from the home. A complaint on January 17, 2025, noted three new deficiencies.
Avamere Rehabilitation of Oregon City accepts Medicare, Medicaid, veterans' benefits, and private pay. The building itself is equipped with safety features throughout and allows residents to enjoy time outdoors when the weather's nice. The facility's efforts in care earned a Bronze Award from the American Health Care Association in 2019, but like any place managing complex elder care, there's room for steady improvement. The atmosphere leans supportive and focused on comfort, while the services and amenities aim to help people stay active, healthy, and connected to others.
