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Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland

2727 Se Alder St

4.4(79 ratings)· Portland average: 4

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Quick Facts

Total units
14
Licensed capacity
14 residents

Oregon ODHS

Community size
Licensed for up to 14 residents
Population served
LGBTQ+ and HIV-affected individuals
Support services
Case management includes housing and legal help

What Families Think

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Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland is a small, LGBTQ+-affirming assisted living community that also connects residents to case management, housing, and legal support. Most reviewers describe staff as compassionate and going out of their way to help with complex needs, though one recent review cites frustration with income-based eligibility rules for assistance.

What reviewers praise

  • Warm, compassionate staff frequently praised by reviewers
  • Inclusive focus on LGBTQ+ and HIV-affected residents
  • Help navigating insurance, housing, and legal issues
  • Long-term relationships with clients since 2016
  • High 4.4 rating across 79 Google reviews

What reviewers flag

  • One report of frustration over income-based eligibility for assistance

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Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland is a senior living community in Portland, Oregon offering Assisted Living. Amenities include Gathering / Activity Spaces, Social Activities and Housekeeping. Families rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 79 reviews.

About Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland

Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland is an assisted living community in Portland, Oregon, licensed for up to 14 residents. The community provides 24-hour staffing, medication management, emergency call systems, housekeeping, and wheelchair accessibility. Social activities and gathering spaces are available for residents.

Reviewers consistently praise the warmth and professionalism of staff, with several describing exceptional responsiveness to urgent needs and compassionate support through complex situations. Multiple families report feeling well-treated and grateful for the assistance provided. One reviewer noted, "the warm and welcoming feeling that this place has now to offer is exceptional." Reviews are largely positive, though one reviewer expressed frustration with eligibility determinations and service gaps.

Types of Care at Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland

Assisted Living

Amenities

Room Amenities

  • Emergency Call System
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Community Amenities

  • 24-Hour Staff
  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Housekeeping
  • Medication Management

Activities

  • Social Activities

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Reviews of Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland

4.4overall · 79 ratings combined

4.4★ on Google (79)

West Chumley

Feb 2026

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I have been with CAP since 2016, I have been to many States and City's through out, and I have been treated anywhere near as well I have been with treated CAP! from housing, legal situations to simply listening to my issues 🙏 at this time they are assisting me in a issue that is going on in my world and others in my building! If you are lucky enough to get a chance to talk with Dan! Then you have an Ali who seriously wants to Help, although ever person that has helped through the years have been kind and Understanding 🤗 I am wishing them all Love, Peace and happiness.

Bob C

Jun 2025

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Why bother anymore? I’m just at a point now that I never receive any assistance. I’m consistently told that I’m over income for any help. yet I live with in the income restrictions for care assist. yet consistently told To continue to sign up for your services so that way you get more income. Very much, considering stopping all treatment

Zach Farber

Nov 2024

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so so helpful. I got real anxious during covid when I realized I didn’t know what I would happen if I got sick. I was very concerned about this bug that was all anyone could talk about and the hoops to go through in order to get insured seemed too much for me. Rusty at cascade aids was so helpful and so compassionate, made it easy for me and walked me through the whole process. So so grateful for this organization 🥲

Casey Bradford

Sep 2024

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I just have to say that after COVID the warm and welcoming feeling that this place has now to offer is exceptional. I'm so thankful for Cascades AIDS project, for what they stand for and the staff who make it exceptional!

Lexi Bat

Aug 2018

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I'd heard nothing but good things about CAP. I accompanied a friend to an appointment there. Anya, whom i initially spoke with on the phone, is beyond amazing. She listened to our needs, (which were many, immediate, & urgent) and made time for us to meet with her the next day. Anya is everything you could want, when you call a place like this, needing help. She's impeccably professional, warm, genuine, respectful, proficient, & poised. My experience so far with CAP has been limited, but i know that CAP is blessed to have an individual such as Anya representing them, and i know that Portland is blessed to have CAP!

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Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland offers Assisted Living.

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Where is Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland located?

Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland is located at 2727 Se Alder St in Portland, Oregon.

What do families say about Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland?

Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland carries a 4.4 out of 5 rating from 79 Google reviews. Cascade Aids Project / Our House of Portland is a small, LGBTQ+-affirming assisted living community that also connects residents to case management, housing, and legal support. Most reviewers describe staff as compassionate and going out of their way to help with complex needs, though one recent review cites frustration with income-based eligibility rules for assistance. Reviews on MyLivingChoice come from families who confirmed a connection to the community and appear with the reviewer's first name and last initial.

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