Community-Based Care Options

Community-based Care Facilities serve adults age 65 and older and adults with physical and/or mental disabilities.

Adult Care Homes are small care settings. These single family homes are located in residential neighborhoods and offer assistance for up to five adults in a home-like environment. What is Adult Care Home?
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Residential Care Facilities are larger care settings for six or more people which provide meals and services, such as assistance with housekeeping, bathing, dressing, and other activities of daily living. Residential Care Facilities generally offer shared or private bedrooms, with a private or shared bathroom; no kitchenette. Most residents do not require 24-hour care and have care needs that can be scheduled.
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Assisted Living Facilities are larger care settings that provide meals and services, such as assistance with housekeeping, bathing, dressing, and other activities of daily living, in an apartment-like setting. These facilities offer a private studio or one-bedroom apartment with a kitchenette and a private bathroom with wheelchair-accessible shower. Assisted Living Facilities are best suited for individuals whose care needs can be scheduled.
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Room and Board Facilities provide a room, private or shared, bathroom access, housekeeping and meals. No care is provided. Services and supports include general housekeeping, laundry service, medication reminders, and assistance with scheduling medical appointments and transportation.
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Information about in-home care or day care services can be found by conducting a search on the Oregon Aging and Disability Resource Connection website: https://adrcoforegon.org