Senior Care Pioneers

In response to new federal laws for senior living, in 1988 the State of Oregon launched a major new statewide initiative to support the development of assisted living, i.e. “a group residential setting not licensed as a nursing facility that provides or arranges personal care to meet functional requirements and routine nursing services.”  This initiative allowed for the caring of seniors employing a less restrictive, social model of care, rather than a medical model of care that had been the rule previously.  The Forest Grove Beehive (which opened in 1991) was one of the first facilities approved for this type of care.

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Our Story

This mostly family-owned business continues to add “caring places” for seniors throughout the Pacific Northwest. We pride ourselves on our reputation for caring, thoughtful service.

Since 1991 our mission has been to develop and operate “caring places,” senior care communities that holistically benefit their residents, employees and the communities in which they are located. We create within each care community a compassionate living environment that fosters personal independence, freedom, dignity, privacy, safety, and a sense of well-being. We are proud to offer 12 Caring Places locations across the Pacific Northwest. Each of our locations is unique, having its own personality and vibe, as well as its own mix of types of care offered.