Firwood Gardens offers eighty private apartments of all sizes, ranging from studios to deluxe suites. Our comfortable units include half and full baths, kitchenettes, cable TV, individual temperature controls and all utilities, excluding phone and cable. Our residents enjoy a host of on-site services.
Firwood Gardens is a locally-owned adult Residential Care & Memory Care Community with a tradition of quality care, hospitality and compassion. Our warm, inviting atmosphere, professional and caring staff and active community life offer something for every resident. We are proud to provide the residents at Firwood Gardens with modern amenities and personalized care tailored to their individual needs.
Firwood Gardens is a locally-owned adult Residential Care & Memory Care Community with a tradition of quality care, hospitality and compassion. Our warm, inviting atmosphere, professional and caring staff and active community life offer something for every resident. We are proud to provide the residents at Firwood Gardens with modern amenities and personalized care tailored to their individual needs.
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Residential care offers the best of both worlds for seniors who need ongoing help with personal care and typical daily activities yet who wish to retain their independence to the fullest extent that they can. As people age it is inevitable that some seniors, who may have once headed companies or traveled the globe, might start to need assistance with day to day activities.
Welcome to Firwood Gardens Memory Care Unit, located in Portland, Oregon, offering exceptional Alzheimer's and dementia care options for seniors with memory care needs. Firwood Gardens is an intimate, memory care community designed to provide optimal comfort, care and privacy. Our carefully selected and trained staff are equipped to assist residents with activities of daily living such as dressing, bathing and management of medications.
Firwood Gardens offers a full spectrum of services for the elderly and retired. As a locally-owned business, we provide high-quality, affordable care and accommodations from Retirement to Residential Care and soon Memory Care. The longevity of our staff ensures our residents enjoy the highest -quality attention while feeling at home in our facility.
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Willow Bear
Jan 22, 2022
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I worked here for a very, very short time. I didn’t even want to complete training.
Management had all taken the holiday off, leaving multiple new people to train the newer people. I was one of the newer ones. We were so incredibly short staffed, and yet management still took the time off to have their holiday with their families. While employees had to figure out what we were even doing. I was so lost, and the first person who trained me tried to send me on my own to care for these residents. I didn’t know what I was doing or how to properly care for so many people. The Memory residential
Management had all taken the holiday off, leaving multiple new people to train the newer people. I was one of the newer ones. We were so incredibly short staffed, and yet management still took the time off to have their holiday with their families. While employees had to figure out what we were even doing. I was so lost, and the first person who trained me tried to send me on my own to care for these residents. I didn’t know what I was doing or how to properly care for so many people. The Memory residential
Tina Harper
Jul 15, 2021
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The facility completely smells like urine very very bad. My mother continues to tell me the food they feed her is hardly edible. She does not get her meds on time. Overall the facility is rough. I looking for other options because my mother hasn’t had any health problems until she came to this place. And they also gave her covid. Just very unsanitary and unprofessional. The RCC also never answers his phone.
Alex V.
Jan 07, 2021
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Kitties Corner
Aug 26, 2020
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I worked here a few years ago. They only care about the money and not the staff or residents. They only really care about residents that are private pay. But even that's not true because they would put them and the staff in danger just so they could keep the resident there. For whatever reason they did not want to use hoyer's (machines that can be used to life you to and from bed to chair without any lifting or residents help.) So they had one resident that was really heavy and who's legs would give out, leading to multiple injuries. Also another resident who used a sit to stand (divice used to
Jim Ojanen
Jul 28, 2020
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My Doan
Dec 03, 2019
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Unbiased
Aug 13, 2019
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Terrible. My Grandfather is neglected when he calls for help. He pulls the cord and they take forever. His eye medication which he is supposed to take 3 times a day isnt done for days. Same with his physical therapy, days without.
When he talks they interupt and ignore him. They dont listen to his concerns and questions about his medication.
Was knocked over by a worker there who was in a rush and almost fell!
His hearing aid wound up broken and nobody knows anything. They go cheap on the food and oxygen tanks.
RUDE staff when i call. Everyone seems inpatient there. This is one of the most
When he talks they interupt and ignore him. They dont listen to his concerns and questions about his medication.
Was knocked over by a worker there who was in a rush and almost fell!
His hearing aid wound up broken and nobody knows anything. They go cheap on the food and oxygen tanks.
RUDE staff when i call. Everyone seems inpatient there. This is one of the most
Sidney S.
Dec 09, 2014
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My mother lived at Firwood Gardens for her last four years and she and I liked this place from the very first moment when we spotted a resident with long hair and a Grateful Dead t-shirt. The staff is competent and knows how to be there for the residents without being overly intrusive. I especially want to thank Peggy at the front desk, Pat the medical director, and Calvin the activities director and court jester. The other residents also kept an eye out for mom and would fill me in on her latest deeds both good and bad. Mom and I both loved the down-to-earth atmosphere there and she was relieved
