Evan Terrace Post Acute

chris rodgers

Jun 2026

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Well I was hoping my brother would receive respectful care and yet he is not. So far he has been left soiled for hours. He is supposed to be turned every 2 hours and is not, he is non verbal and the staff apparently don't realize it until family tell them, so is the staff reading his chart? Today, after 3 plus hours, his family had to call to the front to see where his care is and why no-one has been in to check on him? Family was told his care person is on lunch. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! I highly recommend if you have family needing rehab, you find another facility. Crappy thing is no one wants to work. Several staff call in on the weekends, so patients receive very little care. It's a shame the staff don't think about, what if this was their family. Praying my brother survives the neglect and we can get him moved as soon as possible. Shame on all of you who work at this facility. Ya cash your paycheck and that's all you care about.

Yevette Portalatin

May 2026

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When my mother was admitted to this rehabilitation center, I’ll admit I was very worried after reading some of the negative reviews online. I came into the facility expecting the worst, but my experience with Alexis and Shana completely changed my perspective. From the moment I arrived, Alexis was incredibly accommodating and helpful. She helped me locate my mother and even assisted me in finding my mother’s phone without any hesitation or frustration. Her kindness and willingness to help immediately made me feel more at ease. Shana also stood out with her positive and upbeat attitude. When families and patients are going through difficult or stressful times, having someone with that kind of energy and compassion truly makes a difference. People staying in places like this really need to encounter staff members like her. Meeting both Alexis and Shana genuinely eased my mind and gave me comfort about my mother being here. Their care, professionalism, and kindness deserve to be recognized.

Hilary Sell

May 2026

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My experience with this particular facility has not been what I would call the best. First off I didn't choose this facility it was chosen for me by someone at OHSU trying to place me after a long medical battle that was continuing to drag on, first thing being that we didn't realize that there is different levels that they are allowed to do. IE my wound was bleeding quite regularly, so I needed clotting agents applied to my wound when they were putting the new bandage on. But we came to finding out that they are not licensed to do so. That was never explained to us by the woman at OHSU who was helping with finding a placement location for some longer-term care, due to my wound and the fact that my wound involves cancer. If we had known that all along we would have said no and find a different place. I know finding a bed in one of these places that is empty is challenging to say the least. But it is just one of those non-negotiable things for my betterment of care. Plus the food is horrendous it is one step away from fast food. It also is extremely overcooked, I mean I realize that I probably a lot of the people that are going there don't have much teeth anymore. It's very tough and chewy. As well as very overcooked hence part of the chewy. The personnel there needs to be more forthcoming about what they can and cannot do as a living facility so that you know if it's a good fit for you. I will say this the daytime nurse for the weekends, her name is Maggie she is very good play what she does.

Christina Blum

Jan 2026

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My mom came to this facility for therapy services and we have been appalled at the lack of therapy she has been offered and the mediocre care she has gotten since she admitted there. We have shown up during her meal times and the staff have not cut up her meat or assisted her in any way. In fact, she is in bed every time we show up at various times of the day. How is she supposed to get stronger if she is in bed all of the time? They have not respected her right to be treated with dignity for various other reasons. I would never take a loved one here. This is why we are transferring her to another skilled facility.

Dina Treadway

Nov 2025

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We were unsure what to expect when told my husband would need to go to a SNF because you always hear how bad they can be but Evan Terrace has been amazing from the day we got here. The staff is amazing we have had so many of them go above and beyond to make this as painless as possible. The facility is clean and well maintained by a great housekeeping staff. My husband is a very picky eater and the kitchen staff make daily adjustments to accommodate his likes and dislikes and they always have a smile. The administration staff is so amazing they constantly encourage patients/residents and if there is a problem it is addressed and handled immediately. Same with maintenance issues, there is not a day you don't see maintenance going up and down the halls making sure things are working properly. The nurses and CNAs are absolutely amazing. Yes sometimes you may have to wait for them to respond to your call light but that is normally because they are with other patients/residents and they are doing their best. The physical and occupational therapists are the best! My husband could barley walk without assistance when he got here and now he is going up and down stairs. And thanks to an amazing activities department there is always something fun to do. Evan Terrace really does go above and beyond to make being in a SNF as easy as possible.