Khoa Le Adult Care Home sits on SE 140th Ave in Portland, Oregon, where it's licensed as an Adult Foster Home, also known as a Board and Care Home, with Class 2 status and five licensed beds, and the staff there speak English, Chinese, and Vietnamese, which is nice for anyone who needs a caring place where people will understand their needs and backgrounds, and you'll see that they keep things pretty secure, especially in the memory care section that's built for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, where wandering isn't a problem because of the secured environment and alarms on bracelets, and the staff handles even tough behaviors with patience, including helping residents who may be at risk of leaving the building or those who act out. The home specializes in Parkinson's care and puts a lot of thought into making sure each resident has a care plan set just for them, including folks who need speech, occupational, or physical therapy, or need help with many things like getting dressed, eating with a spoon, or using the restroom, and staff are always around and awake day and night to help with needs big or small, like managing medicines, diabetes, high needs, or incontinence, all done with a good amount of dignity. Every room, whether it's a shared or private, studio or one-bedroom apartment, comes with panic and call buttons, and all rooms are wheelchair friendly with accessible showers and bathtubs, so people with mobility concerns find it manageable.
The building doesn't have certification from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but it's licensed locally, and it isn't too big, meaning you'll see familiar faces every day, and that's good for feeling comfortable and safe. Residents there can have a semi-private room for about $2,500 a month, and a private or one-bedroom unit is about $3,000, with all the basics like utilities, housekeeping, bed-making, and linen service included, which takes the worry out of daily chores, and they've got pet-friendly spots so someone can bring a small companion along. There are meal options that include vegetarian choices, and the dining room does up special menus for holidays or events, and you'll find the kitchen open and friendly, and even though the pricing is not widely advertised, it tends to run about $275 as an average reported cost. Khoa Le Adult Care Home stays active with lots of on-site and off-site events, group trips, movie nights, a game room, reading room, walking trails, outdoor patios, and even activities planned for families to join in. Transportation is available for doctor appointments or outings, though there may be a cost for some trips, and for residents who drive, there's parking available too.
When it comes to care, the staff help with almost everything, from medication reminders and injections for diabetes to more hands-on support like 1-person or 2-person transfers, using lifts if needed, and even end-of-life care with hospice support, so someone can stay here as their health needs change without moving elsewhere. Khoa Le Adult Care Home especially welcomes folks needing memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, promising activities that keep minds working, a secure but homelike space, and a dedicated care team, all while being close to local medical offices and Portland's attractions. Housekeeping, apartment maintenance, and laundry are included, and you'll notice that staff always make time to connect, sit, and talk, helping everyone feel at home. The staff understand that people sometimes need extra help, whether it's with special diets or a little more supervision to stay safe, and they handle it in a way that doesn't embarrass anyone.
With group activities, trails, community gardens, welcoming common rooms, and quiet reading nooks, Khoa Le Adult Care Home tries to bring everyone together without making anyone feel lost in the crowd, and you'll see them working hard to keep a friendly, personal touch in everything from meals to memory care, always making sure daily life feels steady and secure for everyone living there.
