Pacific Foster Care is a small licensed adult foster home in Portland, Oregon, found at 11615 Northeast Pacific Street in a quiet area without sidewalks on the nearby streets, and some people find the pace here very unhurried and laid-back, almost like visiting a family home where guests have keys for anytime visits, which really lets things flow in a relaxed way. The home stays spotless, and you'll see a few residents-five at most-which means everybody gets more attention from caregivers who handle personal care, housekeeping, and group meals, and there's a focus on high-acuity care, medication support, diabetic care, incontinence services, and non-ambulatory support, so those who need lots of help can find it, but you won't feel rushed or crowded either. They've got private rooms with private bathrooms and wheelchair-accessible showers, and you can get kosher or vegetarian meals if needed, plus on-site activities, off-site devotional and Christian services, and indoor and outdoor spaces for socializing or recreation.
Although Medicare's only accepted when certified, the care here usually keeps long-term costs lower than a full nursing home, and respite care is offered for folks needing short-term help. Transportation's available for a fee, and there's some resident parking, so people can come and go as needed, and with a diverse staff speaking Ukrainian, English, Hungarian, Russian, Romanian, and Spanish, residents from many backgrounds feel at home. Pacific Foster Care is recognized in Portland's care network, and you can get information online, including an overview, a map, and ways to message the facility about availability, pricing, or jobs. All in all, this is a modest, home-like place for seniors, licensed as a Board and Care Home with a Class 3 adult foster home status, where the atmosphere's calm, the food's good, and the staff handles a wide range of care needs with attention and respect.
