Pricing ranges from
    $4,293 – 7,033/month

    Harvest Homes

    6921 N Roberts, Portland, OR 97203
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    Reviews

    3.36·(14)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.4
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      3.2
    • Amenities

      3.8
    • Value

      2.3

    Pros

    • Family-run, home-like atmosphere
    • Compassionate, long-tenured caregiving staff
    • On-site registered nurse (RN) availability
    • Pet-friendly units
    • Co-located preschool and intergenerational programming
    • Resident-accessible kitchen for family meals
    • Communal dining with home-cooked meals
    • Varied recreational programming (music, bingo, country store, church)
    • Secure outdoor areas and pleasant gardens
    • One- and two-bedroom apartment options
    • Affordable pricing and Medicaid acceptance
    • Timely medication delivery

    Cons

    • Aging physical plant with draftiness and dated finishes
    • Inadequate housekeeping staffing and maintenance processes
    • Carpet and interior surfaces requiring deep cleaning or replacement
    • Odor and sanitation concerns in some living areas
    • Limited social work and case-management resources
    • Variable staff responsiveness and communication tone
    • Inconsistent dining quality and concerns about meal adequacy
    • Potential for service disruption during planned construction/relocation
    • Limited or unclear family communication and phone-access channels
    • Operational variability in clinical oversight and care consistency
    • Restrictive movement policies in some units

    Summary of reviews

    Harvest Homes presents as a small, family-operated facility with a consistent “home-like” culture and a number of community-oriented amenities. Reviewers highlight features such as pet-friendly units, a co-located preschool, resident-accessible kitchens for family cooking, and well-kept exterior grounds and gardens. Apartment options include one- and two-bedroom units and the site offers secure outdoor areas and a circular layout useful for residents with memory impairment.

    Care and staffing impressions are mixed but cluster around two themes. Many accounts describe compassionate, long-tenured caregivers, low staff turnover, helpful administrators and the presence of an on-site RN; these attributes support a sense of safety and continuity for some families. Conversely, other accounts describe variability in staff responsiveness and communication tone, and concerns about the consistency of clinical oversight. Prospective families should clarify current staffing levels, nursing coverage, and staff-to-resident ratios during a visit.

    Dining and nourishment are likewise mixed. Several descriptions praise home-cooked meals served in a communal setting with generous portions. At the same time there are substantive concerns about meal appeal and program funding and at least one allegation about inadequate meal provision; these point to potential variability in meal quality and sufficiency. Prospective residents should ask about menu cycles, special-diet accommodations, and how food-service budgets are managed.

    Activities and social programming are cited as strengths: music, bingo, a country-store setup, on-campus worship and garden spaces are mentioned as regular offerings that support engagement and independence. The intergenerational element from the preschool and opportunities for family cooking are distinguishing features compared with larger institutional settings.

    Facility condition is a notable area of divergence. Common areas and the exterior are frequently described as clean and well-maintained, but the building itself is older and described as drafty with dated finishes. Housekeeping capacity appears constrained in practice—examples include a small housekeeping staff relative to the resident census and carpets noted as long overdue for deep cleaning or replacement—leading to localized sanitation and odor concerns in some units. These are operational issues tied to maintenance staffing and capital reinvestment.

    From an operational and management perspective, Harvest Homes’ family-run model yields close administrator involvement and affordability, including acceptance of Medicaid transfers without immediate changes in service. However, reviewers identify gaps such as the absence of on-site social work/case-management resources and limited or unclear phone and family-communication channels. Planned renovations and a proposed move of memory-care residents introduce a near-term risk of service disruption; ask for a written transition plan, timelines, and family communication protocols if you are evaluating a move.

    Overall, the pattern that emerges is one of a small, community-focused provider with genuine strengths in interpersonal care and social programming, offset by variability in operational consistency—particularly housekeeping, dining, and some aspects of clinical and case-management support. Families considering Harvest Homes should arrange an in-person tour, inspect the specific unit for odors and maintenance issues, request current staffing ratios and housekeeping schedules, verify nursing and social-work resources, review meal planning and funding, and ask for details about any upcoming construction or resident relocations to assess potential impact on care continuity.

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    Location

    Harvest Homes is located at 6921 N Roberts, Portland, OR, 97203.

    About Harvest Homes

    Harvest Homes is a nurturing and vibrant community located just downriver from the iconic St. Johns Bridge in North Portland. Nestled on 2.5 idyllic acres near the Port of Portland, this community has been a beloved fixture in the St. Johns neighborhood since 1965. With a proud legacy spanning almost six decades, Harvest Homes has touched the lives of hundreds of older adults, providing multi-level and multi-faceted care through both Assisted Living and Memory Care communities. The guiding philosophy here centers on dignity, joy, and an unwavering commitment to “Touching Lives With Love”—a daily call to action that forms the heart of this unique home.

    The design of Harvest Homes places resident comfort at the forefront, offering inviting and airy communal spaces filled with natural light. Cozy, tranquil seating areas encourage conversation or peaceful relaxation, while the campus’s atrium-like dining room and sunroom—with their floor-to-ceiling windows—bring the outdoors in. Residents remain connected to nature, the changing seasons, and the wildlife that graces the extensive campus gardens. The gardens themselves are a source of pride, providing ample space to stroll among native plants and trees, tend a personal garden plot, or simply listen to the soothing sounds of the nearby Willamette River.

    At Harvest Homes, spiritual and communal needs are thoughtfully addressed with the inclusion of a chapel, which serves as a place for weekly church services, quiet reflection, celebrations, and memorials. The commitment to creating a dynamic, intergenerational environment is evident through an on-site preschool and a collaborative relationship with the University of Portland’s School Of Nursing. These connections help to foster a sense of community and vibrancy, making Harvest Homes more than just a place to live—it is a place to thrive.

    The staff at Harvest Homes is deeply dedicated to their mission. Guided by a passionate desire to make a difference in residents’ lives, the team arrives each day ready to help seniors feel seen, appreciated, and truly part of the Harvest Homes family. Individualized care is prioritized in a homelike setting, grounded in an understanding of each resident’s medical history and personal background. By taking the time to build genuine relationships with residents and their families, as well as with the broader North Portland neighborhood, Harvest Homes continually goes the extra mile to foster a strong, inclusive community where every individual can feel a true sense of belonging.

    People often ask...

    Harvest Homes offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,293 per month.

    Harvest Homes offers assisted living and memory care.

    There are 19 photos of Harvest Homes on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 6921 N Roberts, Portland, OR 97203.

    No, Harvest Homes does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Oregon, the Department of Human Services' Aging & People with Disabilities program licenses assisted living and residential care facilities, conducting inspections, complaint investigations, and renewals.

    License number70M036
    StatusActive
    Facility typeAssisted Living Facility
    Capacity49 residents
    LicenseeTP Harvest Homes Operations, LLC
    EffectiveMay 29th, 1998
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    Inspection Reports

    51

    Reports

    0

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    15

    Years

    25 Sept 2025Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated an escort incident and found that inadequate training placed a resident at risk for harm. A fine was assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    13 Jun 2025Kitchen
    Identified violations of sanitation and administration rules due to unclean kitchen areas, equipment not sanitizing, and noncompliance with licensing requirements.
    • Deficiency—Resident Services Meals, Food Sanitation Rule
    • Deficiency—Administration Compliance
    29 Dec 2024Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated an allegation that staff failed to follow a care plan for an elopement-risk resident, resulting in the resident leaving the premises, missing dinner and a med pass, and sleeping outside with discomfort; a fine was assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to follow care plan
    29 Dec 2024Inspection
    Found inadequate awake direct care staffing to meet 24-hour needs. Also found failure to complete or update quarterly ABST evaluations.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide appropriate staffing
    01 Dec 2024Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated a complaint about skin care neglect. Found failure to monitor and provide proper skin care that could lead to worsening injuries, with a fine assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide appropriate skin care
    21 Nov 2024Inspection
    Found a failure to ensure a safe medication administration system that resulted in a resident receiving the wrong medication and suffering vomiting and disorientation.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    30 Oct 2024Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated allegations of abuse and neglect; found a staff member interacted with a resident in a way that violated the care plan and placed the resident at risk.
    • Abuse—Failed to follow care plan
    31 Jan 2024Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated and found neglect and abuse due to failure to monitor weight and change in condition of a resident, leading to severe malnutrition and hospital transfer.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide oversight and monitoring of change of condition
    15 Dec 2023Inspection
    Investigated and found abuse and neglect by one staff member; the involvement of a second staff member did not meet the criteria for a finding, and the facility's failure violated state rules.
    • Licensing—Failed to follow care plan
    07 Dec 2023Licensure
    Identified deficiencies in kitchen cleanliness, food storage, and administration compliance during initial visits, with substantial compliance achieved by the final visit.
    • Deficiency—Comment
    • Deficiency—Resident Services Meals, Food Sanitation Rule
    • Deficiency—Inspections and Investigation: Insp Interval
    • Deficiency—Administration Compliance
    07 Dec 2023Licensure
    Found kitchen cleanliness and repair deficiencies and improper food storage observed, resulting in two rule citations related to food sanitation and inspections/investigations processes.
    • Deficiency—Comment
    • Deficiency—Resident Services Meals, Food Sanitation Rule
    • Deficiency—Inspections and Investigation: Insp Interval
    30 Jan 2023Validation
    Identified deficiencies in documenting and communicating changes of condition and monitoring interventions. Found issues with RN assessments, MAR parameters for PRN medications, and heater safety.
    • Deficiency—Comment
    • Deficiency—Change of Condition and Monitoring
    • Deficiency—Resident Health Services
    • Deficiency—Systems: Medication Administration
    • Deficiency—Heating and Ventilation
    19 Jan 2023Licensure
    Determined substantial compliance with meal service requirements and sanitation rules.
    • Deficiency—Comment
    16 Feb 2022Inspection
    Found a failure to provide a safe medication administration system, resulting in the wrong type of diabetes medication given and a risk of serious harm.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    11 Jan 2022Validation
    Investigated deficiencies in abuse reporting, insulin delegation, fire drills, window safety, staff training, and health care compliance; concluded substantial compliance after follow-up.
    • Deficiency—Comment
    • Deficiency—Reporting & Investigating Abuse-Other Action
    • Deficiency—Rn Delegation and Teaching
    • Deficiency—Fire and Life Safety: Safety
    • Deficiency—Resident Units
    • Deficiency—Administration Compliance
    • Deficiency—Staff Training Requirements
    • Deficiency—Compliance With Rules Health Care
    02 Jan 2022Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated found neglect and abuse due to failure to properly plan care, resulting in about ten unwitnessed falls with head impact and a reddened knee.
    • Abuse—Failed to properly plan care
    24 Sept 2021Inspection
    Investigated the allegation that staff failed to report potential or suspected abuse; verified employees were told not to report to APS.
    • Licensing—Failed to report potential or suspected abuse
    24 Sept 2021Inspection
    Found violation of mandatory abuse reporting and investigation requirements.
    • Licensing—Failed to report potential or suspected abuse
    23 Sept 2021Inspection
    Found that caregivers were not provided required training before working alone.
    • Licensing—Failed to assure a qualified caregiver was present
    23 Sept 2021Inspection
    Found insufficient staffing to meet residents' scheduled and unscheduled needs, with an RN acting as a med tech and no RN available for resident care.
    • Licensing—Failed to assure a qualified caregiver was present
    23 Sept 2021Inspection
    Verified a safety-related PPE allegation; staff were not wearing PPE, creating risk to residents' health and safety.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
    21 Sept 2021Inspection
    Determined that PPE safety precautions were not adequate, compromising resident health and safety.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
    21 Sept 2021Inspection
    Investigated an allegation that medication was not properly secured or stored as ordered. Found that medications were not refrigerated.
    • Licensing—Failed to properly secure or store medication
    24 May 2021Abuse: Neglect
    Found that inappropriate verbal comments toward a resident constituted neglect and abuse, and a fine was assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to protect resident from verbal abuse
    10 Feb 2021Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated a complaint and found a failure to care plan and implement interventions for residents with a known history of aggression, resulting in an unwitnessed altercation and injury.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    05 Dec 2020Abuse: Neglect
    Found neglect and abuse due to an unsafe environment and insufficient staff, resulting in a resident fall. A $250 fine was assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    07 Oct 2020Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated found a provider failed to maintain a safe environment, including poor infection control and premature medication administration, risking serious harm to a resident.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    06 Oct 2020Inspection
    Verified a failure to maintain an accurate Medication Administration Record for all medications, including OTC medications ordered by a prescriber and administered by staff.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    06 Oct 2020Inspection
    Found a deficiency in ensuring a safe medication administration system due to inadequate professional oversight.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    02 Jan 2020Inspection
    Found inadequate professional oversight of the medication administration system.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    02 Jan 2020Inspection
    Found a nursing delegation violation and confirmed failure to provide and document by a RN per rule.
    • Licensing—Failed to comply with nursing delegation requirement
    13 Sept 2019Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated the neglect allegation and found it resulted in mental and emotional harm due to failing to provide basic care and services.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    13 Sept 2019Inspection
    Investigated found that a staff member pushed a resident onto a chair and failed to protect the resident from abuse, resulting in an unsafe environment.
    • Licensing—Failed to protect resident from physical abuse
    15 Jul 2019Abuse: Neglect
    Identified a deficiency in medication administration safety that posed a risk of serious harm and assessed a $188 fine.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    17 Apr 2019Abuse: Neglect
    Found neglect related to hygiene and incontinent care, with staff not changing incontinent supplies, creating risk of harm.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide or assist with hygiene
    10 Oct 2018Abuse: Neglect
    Found neglect by failing to assure a safe environment, which resulted in physical injury.
    • Abuse—Failed to assure resident was safe
    17 Jul 2018Condition
    Identified violations involving failure to provide a safe environment. The findings cited multiple regulatory requirements.
    • Regulatory Action—Failed to provide safe environment
    01 Mar 2018Inspection
    Determined that some staff were working without approved background checks.
    • Licensing—Failed to hire according to administrative rules
    19 Dec 2017Abuse: Verbal/Mental abuse
    Investigated and found failure to provide appropriate care to residents.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide service
    29 Nov 2017Inspection
    Investigated and found a deficiency in medication administration practices. Medication was not administered to reported victims as prescribed.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    22 Apr 2017Inspection
    Identified a deficiency for failing to protect the reported victim from inappropriate comments and actions.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
    08 Oct 2016Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated a complaint and found that residents were not protected from inappropriate sexual contact.
    • Abuse—Failed to protect resident from inappropriate sexual contact
    11 Jan 2016Inspection
    Investigated allegation of failing to provide service; found that appropriate care was not provided to the reported victim.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide service
    05 Oct 2015Inspection
    Investigated a financial safety allegation and found a failure to prevent someone from receiving money from another person.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
    15 May 2015Abuse: Neglect
    Investigated an allegation of unsafe medication administration and found a substantiated violation, with a $300 fine assessed.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    14 Jan 2015Abuse: Neglect
    Determined that a resident was not adequately protected from loss of property. The finding identified a deficiency related to protecting resident property.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
    01 Nov 2014Abuse: Neglect
    Found that medications were not administered correctly, indicating a deficiency in medication administration safety.
    • Abuse—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
    05 Apr 2014Inspection
    Found that a qualified caregiver was not present as required, leading to inadequate care for a resident.
    • Licensing—Failed to assure that a qualified caregiver was present
    20 Oct 2013Inspection
    Investigated and substantiated a licensing violation for failing to protect RV from inappropriate comments or actions.
    • Licensing—Failed to assure resident rights
    30 Apr 2013Inspection
    Investigated an allegation that medication was not administered as ordered and found a failure to maintain a safe medication system.
    • Licensing—Failed to administer medication as ordered
    22 Nov 2011Inspection
    Investigated and found an inadequate medication system.
    • Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system

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