Laurelhurst Village

Name: Laurelhurst Village
Address: 3060 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, Oregon, 97214, United States
Price range: $$

Portland Oregon, United States , Oregon , United States

3.1 on Google · 69 reviews

Assisted Living Skilled Nursing

About Laurelhurst Village

Laurelhurst Village, located in Portland, offers both skilled nursing and assisted living services for older adults seeking consistent, hands-on support. The community emphasizes aging in place, meaning residents can transition between levels of care as their needs change over time, without having to relocate elsewhere. The approach centers on helping residents stay connected, independent, and engaged, with structured support available around the clock. This combination of skilled nursing and assisted living makes Laurelhurst Village a fit for families whose loved one may currently need only modest daily assistance but who want the reassurance that more comprehensive medical or rehabilitative care is available on-site if circumstances change. Families considering Laurelhurst Village for a parent or partner may want to reach out directly to learn more about specific daily routines, dining options, and activities available at the community.

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Kelly Green 5 months ago

My mom recently spend 2 months here after a hospital stay. She received a lot of good physical therapy. The staff, PT and nursing, were both very kind and attentive to her needs. She felt everyone was very friendly and caring. The facility was clean, if not a little run down on the outside. She was very happy there. Her only complaint was that the food wasn't very good, or we would give 5 stars. Overall she would be happy to stay again if need be, and she misses the staff members Updated review: I changed it to 5 stars. She had to stay again recently and I was able to spend more time here, the staff is truly amazing and cared for her so thoroughly as well as always addressed my concerns. I would send her here again anytime if she needed it.
That Wicked Juggalo 2 years ago

Dear God, just shut down this place. Over half the building is decrepit and abandoned, & there's been obvious signs of break-ins over time. I have walked past this building these past 7 years & have only seen it get worse and worse over time. From what I can tell, staff & management care about money over the life of their patients & the structural integrity of their bulding. I wouldn't send my most hated family member here, because I'd be so fearful for their own health & safety at this obviously failed & collapsing senior care facility. Best advice for staff & All management, evacuate the facility, and move to a different location lest you potentially want a horrendous lawsuit and time in court from the patients and families. My advice for those getting screwed by these guys? Contact the ACLU or similar lawyers and sue these people. Just talk with the people in the neighborhood around it, they have horror stories of their own from this place, I'm sure of it.

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Jim Davis 7 months ago

My 8½-week stay at Laurelhurst was, on the whole, a very pleasant experience. The staff were excellent — attentive, cheerful, and genuinely committed to meeting my daily needs without complaint. A few team members truly stood out and deserve recognition by name: Venus, who was my nurse for several days and was wonderful throughout; Vee, a nurse originally from Micronesia, who brought warmth and skill to every shift; Amelia, José and Lorrie, CNAs who were reliable, caring, and always there when I needed them; and Andrew in Physical Therapy, who worked diligently to get me ready for discharge and did so with great professionalism. The food was generally pretty good. There were a couple of meals I couldn't quite identify, but I kept a personal stash of salt, pepper, Mrs. Dash, mayonnaise, and mustard — sourced from the break room — and a few added seasonings made everything quite enjoyable. My one area of disappointment was wound care. The physician and wound care team took longer than I had hoped to become fully engaged, and since that was the primary reason for my admission, I would have liked to see it addressed more promptly and consistently from the start. Overall, after the noise and bustle of the hospital, Laurelhurst offered a quieter, more peaceful recovery environment. The compassionate staff made a real difference, and I'm grateful for the care I received.
Duran Bell 7 months ago

Avoid taking your loved one to this place if you have a choice. They will prioritize profit over taking care of your loved one. And they do not rehab people. They watch them. The staff is nice yet unorganized. Management is a joke. They do not coordinate with wherever your loved one is coming from after surgery. You can't reach anyone about serious matters. I honestly believe the place should be shut down or investigated.
Laurie Ruzicka 7 months ago

My sister was sent here after a quadruple bypass heart surgery for the purpose of getting her stronger to come home. They only did physical therapy 2 times in 10 days😡 the food was horrible! My sister got different or no meds daily, the last day there they gave her a new medication that she was supposed to be using the entire time. She was very weak and pushed the call button one evening and it took 2 1/2 hours to get a response. Anyway we are really disappointed at the lack of help she got. Laurie Ruzicka