Supportive management and individualized attention
Home-like, non-corporate atmosphere
Cons
Small apartment footprints
Limited in-unit cooking facilities
Limited couple-friendly housing options
Long waiting list and limited availability
Inconsistent dining quality
Summary of reviews
Residents and families describe Providence Elder Place Irvington Village as a community with consistently positive interpersonal care and accessible on-site clinical resources. The staff are repeatedly characterized as kind, respectful, and helpful; reviewers described attentive interactions and named specific staff members who provided knowledgeable, individualized attention. Clinical services are a clear strength: the facility includes an in-building clinic with physicians and offers rehabilitation and physical-therapy services, which supports onsite medical and post-acute needs.
Dining and activity programming receive mixed-to-positive feedback. The community provides three meals a day and a range of menu choices; several reviewers noted varied meal options and regular communal dining. At the same time, meal quality is uneven in reviewers’ accounts, which suggests variability in culinary consistency rather than a systemic absence of dining services. Activities are described as broad and engaging, contributing to an inclusive, home-like atmosphere. Multiple communal spaces — a library, sitting areas and a courtyard — support socialization and quiet recreation.
The physical layout and housing mix pose limitations for some prospective residents. Apartments are described as small, with limited in-unit cooking facilities, and the floorplans appear to constrain suitability for couples. These factors are operational traits that affect daily living and household arrangements rather than isolated incidents. Additionally, the facility maintains a long waiting list, indicating demand but also limited immediate availability for new residents.
Management and overall cleanliness receive favorable comments. Reviewers cited supportive management and a friendly, non-corporate atmosphere; apartments and common areas were described as clean. The community’s acceptance of Medicaid broadens access for families with that coverage. In sum, Providence Elder Place Irvington Village offers strong staff relationships, on-site clinical and rehab services, and active programming in a home-like setting, while prospective residents should assess apartment size, in-unit kitchen needs, couple accommodations, dining preferences, and current availability when considering move-in.
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Location
Providence Elder Place Irvington Village is located at 420 NE Mason St, Portland, OR, 97211.
About Providence Elder Place Irvington Village
Providence Elder Place Irvington Village sits at 420 NE Mason Street, right in the Irvington Village neighborhood of Portland. This assisted living community is part of Providence Elder Place and mainly serves people aged 55 and older who live with chronic health conditions, offering long-term care and personalized support. The community includes 104 beds with studio, single, two-bedroom, semi-private, and private room options, and it's built for people who want to stay independent but need some help with daily tasks. The staff helps with dressing, bathing, grooming, medication, laundry, meals, grocery shopping, and housekeeping, and a care team manages more complex health needs through the PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) model.
The residence stands out for its culturally responsive environment, developed together with Irvington Covenant Church and Covenant Retirement Communities, where residents from different backgrounds come together and help each other. People can join in on arts and crafts, educational programs, game nights, and health activities, or use the dining room, activities room, salon, or fitness center. The kitchen and laundry offer more ways to keep routines. Meals come in different styles, and there are devotional services and pets are welcome, though smoking isn't allowed anywhere inside.
The facility sits close to lively Alberta Street, various cultural resources, a major hospital, and public transit stops right outside, which makes it easy to get around town. They offer transportation for residents as well as complimentary rides for appointments or outings. Medicaid-funded services help make this a more affordable housing option for quality care. Medical services include on-site nurses, wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and support with cancer, heart and vascular needs, neurosciences, orthopedics, and urgent care, and there's a MyChart platform and Providence App to handle health info or appointments, both for virtual and same-day care.
Since opening in 2002, Providence Elder Place Irvington Village has focused on working with residents, listening to what matters most to them, and making sure each person gets a care plan that fits. The assisted living setting brings older adults together to support each other while nurses, aides, and other professionals focus on helping people stay well, active, and as independent as possible. The community is licensed, regulated, and uses TTY (711) for communication, and it's part of a larger group of Providence Elder Place centers serving the Portland area.
People often ask...
Providence Elder Place Irvington Village offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,631 per month.
Providence Elder Place Irvington Village offers assisted living.
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The full address for this community is 420 NE Mason St, Portland, OR 97211.
No, Providence Elder Place Irvington Village 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.
Investigated an allegation of not using an Acuity-Based Staffing Tool and found noncompliance with ABST staffing requirements.
Regulatory Action—Failed to use an ABST
24 Oct 2025Abuse: Neglect
24 Oct 2025Abuse: Neglect
Found neglect due to failure to provide wound care and to update the service plan with weight-bearing changes. A $450 fine was assessed.
Abuse—Failed to intervene when resident's condition changed
04 Oct 2025Inspection
04 Oct 2025Inspection
Investigated the allegation and found failure to develop, maintain, and implement an Acuity Based Staffing Tool.
Licensing—Failed to use an ABST
01 Oct 2025Inspection
01 Oct 2025Inspection
Found failure to conduct an initial screening before admission and to ensure the evaluation was completed before move-in.
Licensing—Failed to properly admit or re-admit
24 May 2025Abuse: Neglect
24 May 2025Abuse: Neglect
Determined neglect occurred after a resident fall and assessed a $500 fine.
Abuse—Failed to assure resident was safe
09 Apr 2025Inspection
09 Apr 2025Inspection
Found a deficiency for failing to develop and maintain acuity-based staffing.
Licensing—Failed to use an ABST
24 Jun 2024Abuse: Neglect
24 Jun 2024Abuse: Neglect
Investigated found neglect due to not following the care plan, resulting in wounds that did not heal; a $1,000 fine was assessed.
Abuse—Failed to follow care plan
07 May 2024Complaint
07 May 2024Complaint
Found deficiencies in updating and applying an acuity-based staffing tool for one resident, with misalignment between care needs and staffing.
Deficiency—Licensing Complaint Investigation
Deficiency—Acuity-Based Staffing Tool
26 Feb 2024Licensure
26 Feb 2024Licensure
Identified deficiencies in kitchen sanitation and equipment on the initial visit, with a later follow-up confirming substantial compliance with applicable rules.
Investigated neglect and abuse due to failure to plan care around lotion refusal, resulting in dry, cracked skin and leg sores.
Abuse—Failed to properly plan care
26 Jan 2023Licensure
26 Jan 2023Licensure
Determined substantial compliance with meal service and food sanitation requirements.
Deficiency—Comment
12 Nov 2022Inspection
12 Nov 2022Inspection
Found that staff failed to provide a safe medication administration system, delaying a resident's pain relief and creating potential harm.
Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
05 May 2019Abuse: Neglect
05 May 2019Abuse: Neglect
Investigated found neglect by failing to provide basic care to maintain health and safety after pepper spray exposure, causing pain; a $375 fine was assessed.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
11 Jan 2019Abuse: Neglect
11 Jan 2019Abuse: Neglect
Investigated the complaint and found neglect due to failing to provide services necessary to ensure a safe environment, resulting in physical and significant emotional harm.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
13 Jul 2018Inspection
13 Jul 2018Inspection
Determined that the allegation of failing to assure resident rights was supported.
Licensing—Failed to assure resident rights
14 May 2018Inspection
14 May 2018Inspection
Investigated the complaint and found a failure to provide a safe environment.
Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
24 Jul 2017Inspection
24 Jul 2017Inspection
Found a violation of food safety rules due to hair in the food.
Licensing—Failed to assure food safety
23 Feb 2017Abuse: Neglect
23 Feb 2017Abuse: Neglect
Found failure to maintain a safe environment for the reported victims.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
30 Dec 2016Inspection
30 Dec 2016Inspection
Concluded that food safety was not assured.
Licensing—Failed to assure food safety
17 Mar 2016Inspection
17 Mar 2016Inspection
Found that multiple victims were exposed to inappropriate verbal comments, indicating a deficiency in maintaining a safe environment.
Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
12 Oct 2014Abuse: Financial abuse
12 Oct 2014Abuse: Financial abuse
Found that a reported victim's personal belongings were not protected from theft.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
27 Apr 2013Abuse: Neglect
27 Apr 2013Abuse: Neglect
Found the right to select medical services was not respected.
Abuse—Failed to assure timely medical treatment
04 Dec 2012Abuse: Financial abuse
04 Dec 2012Abuse: Financial abuse
Identified a failure to maintain a secure environment that posed safety concerns.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
23 Apr 2012Abuse: Sexual abuse
23 Apr 2012Abuse: Sexual abuse
Investigated a sexual abuse allegation and found a failure to protect a resident from inappropriate sexual contact. A $2,500 fine was assessed.
Abuse—Failed to protect resident from inappropriate sexual contact
21 Jun 2011Abuse: Neglect
21 Jun 2011Abuse: Neglect
Found a deficiency in protecting a resident from another resident.
Abuse—Failed to address resident's behavior
01 May 2011Abuse: Financial abuse
01 May 2011Abuse: Financial abuse
Investigated and found that residents' personal belongings were not protected from theft.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
19 Apr 2011Inspection
19 Apr 2011Inspection
Found a failure to maintain a safe medication administration system.
Licensing—Failed to provide a safe medication administration system
28 Nov 2010Inspection
28 Nov 2010Inspection
Found resident rights were not protected due to inappropriate comments.
Licensing—Failed to assure resident rights
22 Oct 2010Abuse: Financial abuse
22 Oct 2010Abuse: Financial abuse
Investigated the allegation of an unsafe environment and found a failure to protect a resident's personal property.
Abuse—Failed to provide safe environment
08 Sept 2010Inspection
08 Sept 2010Inspection
Found a deficiency related to resident rights and failure to complete an internal investigation.
Licensing—Failed to assure resident rights
08 Sept 2010Inspection
08 Sept 2010Inspection
Investigated the allegation of an unsafe environment and found a failure to protect a resident from theft.
Licensing—Failed to provide safe environment
31 Mar 2010Inspection
31 Mar 2010Inspection
Investigated a substantiated complaint about timely call-light responses and found an inadequate medication system.
Licensing—Failed to answer call light in a timely manner
29 Mar 2010Abuse: Neglect
29 Mar 2010Abuse: Neglect
Identified safety deficiencies due to a failure to provide a safe environment.
Abuse—Failed to address resident's behavior
11 Feb 2010Inspection
11 Feb 2010Inspection
Found deficiencies in medication administration and an inadequate medication system.
Licensing—Failed to administer medication as ordered
11 Feb 2010Inspection
11 Feb 2010Inspection
Identified substantiated deficiency for failing to perform a complete nursing assessment.
Licensing—Failed to perform adequate screening or assessment
06 Jan 2010Inspection
06 Jan 2010Inspection
Investigated the allegation and found that care was not properly planned due to a failure to assess and intervene.
Licensing—Failed to properly plan care
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