2 Assisted Living Communities in Troutdale, Oregon

There are 2 assisted living facilities in Troutdale, OR and several assisted living facilities nearby.

 

Troutdale sits at the gateway to the Columbia River Gorge where the Sandy and Columbia Rivers meet. The city grew from a little village along the railroad and river systems to a thriving modern community. Troutdale is a city where seniors can still find that old-time, small-town friendliness.

The three museums of the Troutdale Historical Society preserve the rich history of the area’s early settlers. The Harlow House Museum chronicles the area’s pioneer life. The Rail Depot Museum preserves many railroad artifacts from the 1800’s and early 1900’s. The Barn Museum displays a photographic history of the area with changing exhibits. The Historical Society hosts events and programs such as the annual Ice Cream Social with fresh strawberry shortcakes heaped with ice cream and whip cream, the annual pioneer cemetery tour guided by a local cemetery historian, and “Treks” that tour museums, historic locations, and scenic byways in both Oregon and Washington. For a special night out, there’s a variety of entertainment for residents of assisted living in Troutdale to enjoy at McMenamins Edgefield. There’s a brewery, winery, classic pub, six bars, fine dining, a movie theater, artisians, gardens, a distillery, and lodging and hostel accommodations. On the National Register of Historic Places, tours of Edgefield’s renovated buildings and grounds are also available.

Savvy residents of assisted living in Troutdale are sure to find bargains at the Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets. The mall offers 45 outlets for such brands as Easy Spirit, Harry & David and Liz Claiborne.

The shops and services in quaint historic downtown Troutdale complement outlet mall shopping. The monthly First Friday Art Walk encourages senior living residents to browse the art and merchants in historic downtown with a little wine and music.

Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center , in nearby Gresham, offers residents a comprehensive range of services. Its expanded Emergency Department features state-of-the-art medical technology and an Ambulatory Care Unit for minor illnesses and injuries. Seniors enjoying assisted living in Troutdale will find efficient and caring treatment from board-certified emergency medicine physicians, Northwest Acute Care Specialists, specialty nurses and support staff during any emergency medical situation.

The Adventist Medical Center, a short drive away in East Portland, recently opened its state-of-the-art Northwest Regional Cardiac Center in its new Pavilion building. Rated in the top 7% of hospitals nationwide for the care of heart attack patients, the new Cardiac Center provides a comprehensive range of in-patient treatment and out-patient services including a complete cardiac rehabilitation exercise facility.

Seniors who choose assisted living in Troutdale will soon be able to travel to Portland using MAX, the Tri-Met light rail system. The MAX trains have ramps for easy boarding and priority seating for riders with limited mobility or mobility devices. In addition to announcements of approaching stations and ticket machines with audio instructions, RideWise helps seniors and people with disabilities find the best transportation options and learn how to use public transportation.

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