Assisted Living in Salem, OR

Salem, the capital of Oregon, is a great place for those searching for assisted living. With a population of 140,000, assisted living residents in Salem have a balance of small-town feel and big city offerings. Seniors enjoy strolling through the city's many parks, including Minto-Brown Island Park, the city's largest. Assisted living residents are glad to have the city's many museums, including the Mission Mill Museum and the Hallie Form Museum of Art. Seniors in assisted living can avail themselves of the arts and culture the city has to offer, including the Reed Opera House and occasional concerts by the Oregon Symphony.

Living in the state's capital, assisted living seniors have access to a fine transportation system. Salem-Keizer Transit (also known as the Cherriots) offer bus services, rideshares, and even lift services for the disabled.

The city boasts two universities: Williamette University and Corban University. These, combined with a respected district, make for an educated citizenry that is active and engaged in civic life. The largest employer in Salem is the state, and many people continuing working into their early senior years. Residents of assisted living in Salem enjoy an active community both inside and outside the walls of the senior facility. On Saturdays, the Salem Saturday Market draws people out to enjoy local crafts and food, and is very popular. Art festivals and food festivals are also frequent. Seniors considering living in Salem will be pleased with the choice.

In addition to Salem facilities, the information below includes senior housing, assisted living, and nursing home options in Portland, Vancouver, Beaverton, Gresham, Corvallis, Hillsboro, Albany, Lake Oswego, Oregon City, Lebanon, Mcminnville, West Linn, Newberg, Forest Grove, Woodburn, Tualatin, Canby, Dallas, Cornelius, and Sandy.