The Landing a Senior Living Community sits in Roseburg, Oregon, less than a mile from the local hospital, and is part of Compass Living under the Oregon Health Care Association. The community holds 94 apartments: 73 for assisted living and 21 designed for memory care, offering studio, shared suite, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom choices depending on what fits best for each resident's needs. The place has scenic views and the staff and leadership try to make it feel welcoming and like home, with reception always described as warm and inviting. There's an on-site restaurant where tours include a complimentary lunch, and the campus has regular programs to keep seniors active, engaged, and socially connected through recreation, shopping, and volunteer opportunities. Assisted living services help with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, continence care, mobility, and medication, only stepping in when needed, and everything is overseen by licensed nurses and round-the-clock staff who provide help and keep an eye on well-being and safety, working with families and healthcare providers to keep everyone up to date. There's an extended 'family' approach to care here, people say, and caregivers work to help both with quick needs and with bigger changes, and they stay available for emergency counseling 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For memory care, The Landing sets aside a secure neighborhood designed to help adults living with Alzheimer's disease or other dementia, with features to minimize risk of wandering, a secure courtyard, and special 'LivingMemories' spaces-a therapy kitchen, a workbench, and tactile art activities-so elders with cognitive impairments get to use their hands, keep their minds working, and have regular human contact. There are programs for short and long stays, so families can choose what's needed, and all care is built around individual plans, from the True North Programs focusing on goodness, loyalty, faith, and fun to a plan for each resident's growth and wellness, aiming to maintain lifestyles while offering help with things like transportation, recreation, and medical appointments. The community also offers resources about senior care, caregiving, and planning for transitions, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement options, so folks at almost any stage can find support onsite. The Landing works to help seniors stay connected to their community, supports people through changes, and aims to keep elders safe, engaged, and living with purpose, with a staff focused on making a difference for what they call the Greatest Generation.
