Licensed Long-Term Care Settings Search
The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) licenses and inspects settings that offer long-term care. These are nursing facilities, assisted living and residential care facilities, including those with memory care. It also licenses and inspects adult foster homes. These providers serve older adults and people with physical disabilities. All providers must meet state and federal care standards. This website provides the public with access to provider profiles, inspection reports, substantiated violations, and regulatory actions. Information is updated every 24 hours.
View both open and closed providers as a list. You can search, sort, filter and export your results.
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About this siteConsumer summary statements
Assisted living and residential care facilities, including those that provide memory care, are required to provide new residents with a Consumer Summary Statement. The statement outlines the services the facility does and does not provide. It explains the circumstances under which a resident may be required to relocate if their care needs exceed the services available at the facility.
Please visit the External site:ODHS Consumer Summary Statements website to review these statements.
Providers requiring additional oversight
Oversight of long-term care providers includes specialized programs for close monitoring and regulatory action that can restrict new admissions.
Please visit External site:ODHS APD Licensing Update website for more information.
External site: Visit the ADRC website to help you and your family find needed services and supports in your own community.