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Care That Grows With You

Explore our full continuum of care, learn what makes us unique, and find the level of support that fits your needs today.

Welcome to Cedar Sinai Park

For more than 100 years, Cedar Sinai Park has been trusted by Portland families to provide compassionate, person-centered care. As a nonprofit, our mission is simple: to honor the dignity and individuality of every person we serve.

What is the Continuum of Care? See Care Options at Cedar Sinai Park

The Continuum of Care is a model that allows you or your loved one to enter at the level of care you need today and move through higher levels only if and when it becomes necessary.

Learn more about our Continuum of Care Model

For over 100 years, Cedar Sinai Park has been a place where compassion and dignity shape every interaction. Our roots run deep in Portland, and our history reflects generations of honoring and serving older adults with love and respect.

Learn more on our Heritage and History page

At Cedar Sinai Park, we believe care is more than meeting physical needs. Guided by our philosophy, we honor individuality, uphold dignity, and create personalized care that supports the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.

Discover our Philosophy of Care page

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Where Friendship, Care, and Purpose Meet

At Cedar Sinai Park, care is only part of the story. Our 27-acre campus in Southwest Portland offers a place where residents, families, and staff come together in a vibrant, inclusive community. Here, professional care meets friendship, activity, and spiritual connection. It is a place to thrive, not just to live.

  • Beautiful Wooded Campus
    Trails, gardens, outdoor spaces

  • Community and Belonging
    Welcoming, inclusive, supportive

  • Engaging Activities
    Fitness, arts, music, learning

  • Dining and Wellness
    Nutritious meals, healthy living

  • Dedicated Care Team
    Experienced, long-tenured staff

  • Faith and Tradition
    Love, respect, dignity

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Why Families Trust Cedar Sinai Park

Every Resident at RoseVilla has their own care needs, housing preferences, etc., which is why it’s impossible to say how much it costs without knowing your exact situation. But in general, if you can answer at least 2-3 of these questions with a yes, we are likely a financial option for you:

  • Experienced, long-tenured staff
  • Warm, inclusive community
  • Beautiful wooded campus in Portland
  • Reputation built over a century of service
“Why don’t you move in now? Before you get too old!”
ArthurResident
“I’m definitely very happy here. I have a beautiful apartment with a patio and I can sit outside and read. There are loads of activities that you can do all day. The people are very nice and they are open to suggestions. That makes a difference.”
HarrietResident
“You walk in the door here and it looks like a home. It’s got pictures on the walls, carpets, statues, and a very friendly staff. I have a lovely apartment with a view of the forest. It feels like a home. I would use the Yiddish word, haimish, to describe Cedar Sinai Park, because it is a simple, homey place.”
ArnyResident
“This is a very interesting and diverse group of people who are intellectually curious well into their nineties. My husband is Jewish, but I am not, and about [40 percent] of the people here are not Jewish, and we all get along just fine. The place is well-constructed with a brilliant layout. The grounds and the greenery and the nature path are marvelous.”
FranResident
“There are a lot of good, interesting people here, and wonderful activities. I am a people person, and that’s why I live here.”
JeanineResident
“There are a lot of activities here that people attend. People here are more likely to be educated than other places I investigated… The attitudes toward people and the variety of people here are much healthier than the other faiths that I’ve been near, and I like the fact that people are not judgmental.”
MarieResident
“I like it here. They take good care of us; they really do. The staff is wonderful. And the residents are very nice. There are a lot of activities.”
AnnetteResident

Planning for Care with Confidence

There are many ways to make quality care possible, from private pay and long-term care insurance to Medicaid and other financial tools. Explore your options and find the path that works best for you.

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