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42 licensed nursing homes in Portland, OR
Updated October 21, 2026
4.5Mixed

LAURELHURST POST ACUTE & REHABILITATION

3060 SE STARK STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97214

Laurelhurst Post Acute & Rehabilitation comes in with a 2.0 out of 5 overall rating, and a matching 2.0 on health inspections, indicating significant problems despite better-than-average staffing levels. Pressing the call button at 2 AM generally means someone shows up, as staffing is rated 4.0 stars, and resident outcomes on quality measures are strong, with falls causing major injury occurring at a rate well below the national median.

1 doing well2 flaggedFull record ›
6.6Solid

AVAMERE CRESTVIEW OF PORTLAND

6530 SW 30TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97239

AVAMERE CRESTVIEW OF PORTLAND brings a 4.0-star CMS rating, above-average staffing (5.0/5), 0.82 RN hours per resident daily, low staff turnover (37%), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: This facility reports 5.0-star staffing levels but resident outcomes are only 3.0 stars.

1 flaggedFull record ›
6.6Solid

MENLO PARK POST ACUTE

745 NE 122ND AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97230

MENLO PARK POST ACUTE presents a serious disconnect between its low federal rating and some better signals in its record. The overall CMS score is a low 2.0 out of 5, with health inspections also landing at 2.0.

1 flaggedFull record ›
3.6Concerns

PORTHAVEN POST ACUTE

5330 NE PRESCOTT STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97218

Porthaven Post Acute has solid staffing and quality measure scores, meaning aides are present and resident outcomes are generally strong, with falls with major injury well below the national median. However, the health inspection rating is a low 2.0 out of 5, and registered nurse hours are nearly half the national average.

1 doing wellFull record ›
9.7Excellent

REEDWOOD POST ACUTE

3540 SE FRANCIS STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97202

REEDWOOD POST ACUTE brings a 5.0-star CMS rating, strong inspection scores (5.0/5), above-average staffing (5.0/5), high quality measure scores (5.0/5), 0.75 RN hours per resident daily, low staff turnover (29%), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Pressure ulcer rate is 0.0% — under half the national median.

4 doing wellFull record ›

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6.3Solid

West Hills Health & Rehabilitation

5701 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD, PORTLAND, OR 97219

West Hills Health & Rehabilitation shows a 4-star overall rating, with staffing that means someone is likely answering your call light even late at night. Residents here also experience fewer falls that cause major injury, and pressure sores are rare because staff are repositioning residents on schedule.

1 doing well1 flaggedFull record ›
0.0

THE CRESTON HEALTH & REHABILITATION

3320 SE HOLGATE BLVD, PORTLAND, OR 97202

The Creston Health & Rehabilitation has a 1.0 overall rating, a truly tough starting point. Its rate of falls with major injury is kept below the national median, suggesting call lights are answered quickly.

3 flaggedFull record ›
6.8Solid

GLISAN POST ACUTE

9750 NE GLISAN STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97220

GLISAN POST ACUTE holds an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars, with health inspections also scoring a low 2 out of 5. Yet, staffing levels are strong, clocking in at 4.0 stars nationally, and resident outcomes on quality measures are also rated 4.0 stars, suggesting more staff are generally available and residents have better health results.

1 doing wellFull record ›
5.2Mixed

Mt. Tabor Health & Rehabilitation

6040 SE BELMONT STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97215

Mt. Tabor Health & Rehabilitation brings no federal fines on record.

2 flaggedFull record ›
3.9Concerns

ROBISON JEWISH HEALTH CENTER

6125 SW BOUNDARY STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97221

ROBISON JEWISH HEALTH CENTER rates a 2.0 overall, with health inspections matching that low score. While staffing and quality measures both earn a solid 4.0, suggesting you can press the call button at 2 AM and someone is likely to come, and that general resident outcomes are better than average, the facility performs worse than national benchmarks on registered nurse hours and falls with major injury.

1 flaggedFull record ›
5.4Mixed

MARQUIS CENTENNIAL POST ACUTE REHAB

725 SE 202ND AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97233

Marquis Centennial reports a 5-star overall rating, but the data shows a significant disconnect between high reported staffing numbers and actual resident outcomes. The facility keeps its nurses longer than most, meaning familiar faces are providing care, and they schedule more registered nurse hours than the national average, which should mean someone is always available when needed.

1 doing well3 flaggedFull record ›
0.6Concerns

CASCADE TERRACE POST ACUTE

5601 SE 122ND AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97236

Cascade Terrace Post Acute has a 1.0 overall rating, a critical signal given its designation as a Special Focus Facility candidate for serious quality issues, placing it among the nation's worst performers. Their health inspections also score a 1.0, a serious red flag indicating significant problems.

1 doing well1 flaggedFull record ›
5.5Mixed

MARQUIS PIEDMONT POST ACUTE REHAB

319 NE RUSSET, PORTLAND, OR 97211

MARQUIS PIEDMONT POST ACUTE REHAB brings a 4.0-star CMS rating, strong inspection scores (4.0/5), above-average staffing (4.0/5), 0.94 RN hours per resident daily, and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: This facility reports 4.0-star staffing levels but resident outcomes are only 2.0 stars.

2 flaggedFull record ›
2.5Concerns

MARQUIS MILL PARK

1475 SE 100TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97216

MARQUIS MILL PARK shows a stark divide between how many staff are present and how residents are faring. This facility has a 2-star health inspection rating and two federal fines on record, the dates of which are unknown, meaning you can't tell if they're recent or from years ago.

2 doing well2 flaggedFull record ›
7.2Solid

MARQUIS VERMONT HILLS

6010 SW SHATTUCK ROAD, PORTLAND, OR 97221

MARQUIS VERMONT HILLS brings a 5.0-star CMS rating, strong inspection scores (5.0/5), above-average staffing (5.0/5), 0.74 RN hours per resident daily, low staff turnover (36%), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: This facility reports 5.0-star staffing levels but resident outcomes are only 3.0 stars.

1 doing well3 flaggedFull record ›
4.2Concerns

PORTLAND HEALTH AND REHABILITATION

12441 SE STARK STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97233

Portland Health and Rehabilitation has a 1.0/5 overall rating, with health inspections scoring just as low. You can press the call button at 2 AM and someone is coming, thanks to staffing levels and above-average RN coverage at 0.88 hours per resident daily.

1 doing wellFull record ›
0.0

FERNHILL REHABILITATION AND CARE

5737 NE 37TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97211

FERNHILL REHABILITATION AND CARE has an overall rating of 2 out of 5, and the health inspection score is also 2 out of 5. However, federal regulators have flagged this facility with a substantiated finding of abuse, neglect, or exploitation, one of the most serious concerns.

1 doing well2 flaggedFull record ›
2.4Concerns

EVERGREEN POST ACUTE

8643 NE BEECH STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97220

EVERGREEN POST ACUTE has a low overall rating of 2.0, but the data shows a startling trend of residents losing their ability to move, with nearly 40% experiencing mobility decline compared to the national average of about 17%. Registered nurse hours stand at a concerning 0.36 per resident daily, far below the national benchmark, which limits clinical oversight and timely assessments.

2 flaggedFull record ›
7.5Strong

HOLLADAY PARK PLAZA

1300 NE 16TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97232

HOLLADAY PARK PLAZA brings a 5.0-star CMS rating, strong inspection scores (5.0/5), above-average staffing (5.0/5), high quality measure scores (5.0/5), 0.99 RN hours per resident daily, low staff turnover (33%), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Pressure ulcer (bedsore) rate is 13.5% — well above the national median of about 7%.

4 doing well1 flaggedFull record ›
5.5Mixed

SECORA REHABILITATION OF CASCADIA

10435 SE CORA STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97266

SECORA REHABILITATION OF CASCADIA brings above-average staffing (4.0/5), 0.82 RN hours per resident daily, and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Falls with major injury rate is 5.2% — above the national median of about 3%.

1 flaggedFull record ›
6.3Solid

GATEWAY CARE AND RETIREMENT

39 NE 102ND AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97220

Gateway Care and Retirement holds average 3-star ratings across health inspections, staffing, and quality measures, but the data reveals a critical issue with resident mobility. Fewer residents are prescribed antipsychotics than the national average, and even fewer are on antianxiety or sleep medications, suggesting a more judicious use of certain drugs.

1 flaggedFull record ›
8.5Strong

MIRABELLA PORTLAND

3550 S BOND AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97239

MIRABELLA PORTLAND brings a 5.0-star CMS rating, strong inspection scores (5.0/5), above-average staffing (5.0/5), high quality measure scores (5.0/5), 1.36 RN hours per resident daily, low staff turnover (35%), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Mobility-decline rate is 31.0% — meaning that share of long-stay residents lost ability to move between measurements (above the national median of about 17%).

4 doing well3 flaggedFull record ›
3.3Concerns

BELMONT CARE AND REHABILITATION

812 SE 48TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97215

Belmont Care and Rehabilitation carries a 1.0 overall rating from CMS, yet their public record shows no federal fines, though their age remains uncertain. However, registered nurse hours per resident hover at 0.52, a rate far below the national 0.78, and nursing turnover hits 69%, well above the national 53%.

1 doing well3 flaggedFull record ›
4.7Mixed

CEDAR CROSSINGS

6003 SE 136TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97236

Cedar Crossings presents a stark contrast, boasting perfect 5-star quality measures while its health inspection rating sits at a low 2.0 out of 5. This facility genuinely excels in areas directly impacting resident well-being, like keeping falls with major injury well below the national median, suggesting aides are present when needed most.

1 doing wellFull record ›
5.7Mixed

Providence Child Center

830 NE 47TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97213

Providence Child Center presents a complex picture, boasting top-tier health inspection scores and a 5.0 overall rating from regulators. Residents benefit from call lights being answered promptly, shown by the zero major injury falls, and staff are clearly repositioning them regularly to prevent pressure ulcers.

2 doing well4 flaggedFull record ›
8.0Strong

Marquis Autumn Hills Memory Care

6630 SW BEAVERTON-HILLSDALE HWY, PORTLAND, OR 97225

Marquis Autumn Hills Memory Care presents a 5-star overall rating, but the record shows complexities beneath that headline. You can press the call button at 2 am and expect someone to arrive, a testament to their 5-star staffing and a low 24% nursing turnover rate where the same faces tend to know residents’ histories.

2 doing well1 flaggedFull record ›
8.5Strong

FERNWOOD SUPPORTIVE LIVING AT MADRONA GROVE

13505 SE RIVER ROAD, PORTLAND, OR 97222

FERNWOOD SUPPORTIVE LIVING AT MADRONA GROVE brings a 4.0-star CMS rating, above-average staffing (4.0/5), high quality measure scores (5.0/5), 1.76 RN hours per resident daily, and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Pressure ulcer rate is 1.7% — under half the national median.

2 doing wellFull record ›
6.8Solid

ROSE CITY NURSING AND REHABILITATION

11325 NE WEIDLER STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97220

ROSE CITY NURSING AND REHABILITATION brings above-average staffing (4.0/5), 0.65 RN hours per resident daily, and no federal fines on record. Worth asking: Pressure ulcer rate is 2.6% — under half the national median.

2 doing wellFull record ›
4.9Mixed

AVALON CARE CENTER - PORTLAND

12640 SE BUSH, PORTLAND, OR 97236

AVALON CARE CENTER - PORTLAND has a critical flag: cms has placed an abuse icon on this facility, indicating a substantiated finding of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a resident. Worth asking: Long-stay antipsychotic rate is just 8% — well below the national median of about 14%.

2 doing well1 flaggedFull record ›
4.7Mixed

GRACELEN CARE CENTER

10948 S.E. BOISE, PORTLAND, OR 97266

GRACELEN CARE CENTER brings high quality measure scores (4.0/5), and no federal fines on record. Worth asking what specific behaviors the medication is targeting and what non-medication options were tried first.

1 flaggedFull record ›

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