Assisted Living in Oregon
Oregon regulates assisted living through the Department of Human Services, Aging and People with Disabilities. The state licenses Assisted Living Facilities and Residential Care Facilities. Oregon is a national leader in assisted living regulation, having been the first state to define and license assisted living in 1989. The state's Medicaid program covers assisted living for eligible residents without a separate waiver. Portland, Salem, and Eugene have the largest concentrations of facilities.
Average Monthly Cost
$4,800
National avg: $4,500/mo
Licensing Body
Oregon Department of Human Services
Medicaid Waiver
State Plan (no separate waiver needed)
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Browse other statesFrequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in Oregon
How much does assisted living cost in Oregon?
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Oregon is approximately $4,800, above the national average. Portland metro costs are typically higher than rural areas.
Does Oregon Medicaid cover assisted living?
Oregon covers assisted living under its Medicaid state plan without requiring a separate waiver, making it one of the most accessible states for Medicaid-funded assisted living.
What makes Oregon unique for assisted living?
Oregon was the first state to define and license assisted living in 1989. The state is known for its person-centered care philosophy and strong regulatory framework.
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