We care about our seniors! Find all the information you need to lead a safe and healthy life in Oregon. Get the right care to fit your needs whether you continue to live at home or transition into long-term care housing. Caregivers can locate resources and support to help give their seniors the best care possible.

Staying Healthy

Sit down with your loved ones and determine what kind of care you’ll need, such as physical care, household tasks, transportation, etc. Use the Needs Assessment Worksheet to help guide your conversation and learn who to contact to find services in your area.

Needs Assessment Worksheet 

Staying In Your Home

Home-based services and supports help you stay independent and safe in your home. Services vary based on a person's level and type of need. Services can be short-term, while recovering from an injury or illness, or long-term for many years, and can range from simple checks to more in-depth services.

Contact your local AD​RC or call 1-855-673-2372 to learn about in-home care services.

Long-Term Care Facilities

There are many facility-based living options in Oregon, including adult foster care, assisted living and residential care facilities, nursing facilities, and memory care communities.

• ​​Contact your local ADRC or call 1-855-673-2372 to learn about facility-based services and supports.

Protecting Seniors

Call 1-855-503-7233 if you suspect an adult is being abused. This is a statewide hotline to report abuse or neglect of any adult or child to the Oregon Department of Human Service​s (ODHS).​

Other options:

• • If you suspect abuse, neglect or financial exploitation of an elderly person or an adult with physical disabilities, report abuse or neglect to the ODHS office in your area.
    • For more information on how to make a report, see Reporting Abuse of ​Older Adults and People with Physical Disabilities.
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• • If you suspect abuse, neglect or financial exploitation of an adult with developmental disabilities, report abuse or neglect to your county developmental disability program.

• If you suspect abuse, neglect or financial exploitation of an adult with mental illness, report abuse to your county mental health program.