How we help with assisted living questions
Choosing assisted living usually involves more than finding a nearby building. Families often need to compare location, daily support, medication reminders, meals, transportation, cost questions, timing, and whether a community can safely support the person's needs.
Hope in Motion Project helps you organize those questions before you speak with providers. We do not decide medical eligibility, guarantee admission, or confirm openings. Providers must confirm their own availability, services, pricing, and license status.
What to share
City or ZIP code, timing, mobility needs, support with bathing or dressing, medication reminders, meals, budget/payment questions, and important preferences.
What to ask providers
Ask about staffing, care level changes, medication support, apartment options, move-in requirements, current openings, fees, and discharge or transfer policies.
Assisted living is not the only option
Depending on needs and preferences, families may also consider retirement living, memory care, adult foster care, in-home care, or hospice support. If you are unsure which category fits, the callback request can start with "not sure" and the care team can discuss the situation.
Start with a short request
The short request form asks only for contact information, where care is needed in Oregon, and your timing. You can continue into the full assessment afterward if you want to share more detail before the care team follows up.