About Cedar Sinai Park

Interconnecting people of all faiths and backgrounds within a joyful environment of Jewish values and traditions.

Our mission is to provide residential and community-based care to our elders and adults with special needs, allowing them to live with comfort, independence, and dignity in an environment based on the Jewish values of love, honor, and respect.

Connecting All of Us Together

Kulanu is a Hebrew word meaning “all of us together.” In that spirit, Cedar Sinai Park connects people of all faiths and backgrounds within an environment of Jewish values and traditions. One-quarter of our residents identify as people of other cultures and faiths, and each is woven into the tapestry that is our non-profit community. All people are appreciated for their individuality, which makes each person a unique part of the whole.

Interconnected Across All Time

For almost 104 years, Cedar Sinai Park’s deep roots have firmly extended throughout the Portland Jewish community. In our second century, Cedar Sinai Park continues to enjoy a strong reputation of care. We are highly recommended and often one of the first places to which people provide referrals or turn to for their aging loved ones’ care. Our renown for the finest care is further reflected in our thoughtfully-designed apartment homes and private skilled nursing suites.

About Us: An elderly man and woman are smiling together in a hallway. The man is wearing an orange jacket with a red scarf, and the woman is dressed in a blue-patterned top. Standing close, with his arm around her shoulder, they create a warm and happy atmosphere.

Deep Trust Interwoven throughout Our Community

An intricate system of honor sustains the soul of Cedar Sinai Park. Each person is a trusted, respected, essential thread in the human tapestry that is Cedar Sinai Park. We encourage each resident, staff member, family member, and trustee to have a voice – to engage in regular discussion and dialogue regarding programs and services, as active members of our Cedar Sinai Park mishpocha (extended family), supporting the dignity and respect all elders deserve.

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