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- Oregon Department of Human Services : Older Adult Services (Age 60 . . .
Call a local ODHS office to talk with someone about your needs You can also contact the ADRC (Aging and Disability Resource Connection) Their trained staff can talk with you about your situation Their statewide number is 855-673-2372 Type in the search box to find specific resources You can also filter by topic (be sure to click "add filter")
- Top Benefits and Free Services for Seniors in Oregon
Oregon seniors face monthly assisted living costs reaching $5,825, according to assisted living costs in Oregon The state offers multiple free services to help offset these expenses for its aging population Social Security benefits remain untaxed in Oregon, making it an attractive retirement destination
- The 20 Best Independent Living Communities in Oregon - Seniorly
Holiday Hidden Lakes is a senior living community that provides a warm and inviting environment, where residents can enjoy a balance of independence and support Situated in the picturesque Willamette Valley, this community offers a serene setting with a beautiful lake view, perfect for those who appreciate nature and tranquility
- How the $6,000 ‘senior deduction’ in the big GOP bill will work
President Donald Trump’s push to help Americans over the age of 65 may be possible with a provision in the “big, beautiful bill,” which passed the Senate […]
- 55+ Communities Senior Living in Oregon | After55
Discover 236 senior living and retirement communities in Oregon currently available for rent Compare floor plans, amenities, and photos to find your best senior living experience
- Senior and Disability Services | OCWCOG
The list of resources below is a complete list of programs that OCWCOG’s Senior and Disability Services provides to the community As the AAA for the Region, OCWCOG must develop and publish its Area Plan
- All About Seniors, Inc.
Our passion for helping families and deep knowledge of senior care is what makes us the specialists in our field We are here to assist and support individuals and families in making informed decisions about their loved one's care for the best possible outcome - now and in the future We would love to meet you!
- Oregon bill proposes property tax exemption for qualifying seniors
House Bill 3755 creates a five percent property tax exemption for homeowners who meet certain qualifications, with the exemption increasing annually The bill targets seniors who are at least 65 years old, have lived in their homes for at least 10 years, and have a household income of no more than $150,000 per year
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