1700 Kellenbeck Road, Grants Pass, OR 97527
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Countryside Village Costs & Pricing
Countryside Village presents a distinctive pricing structure for its room types, which is notably higher than both Josephine County averages and the broader state of Oregon. For a semi-private room, residents can expect to pay $6,148 per month, considerably exceeding the county's average of $4,112 and the state's median of $4,457. The private room option at Countryside Village follows a similar trend, with a monthly cost of $7,377, starkly surpassing Josephine County's average of $3,949 and Oregon's average of $3,424. While these rates reflect the quality and range of services provided by Countryside Village, they do highlight the premium associated with this facility compared to local and state benchmarks.
| Floor plans | Countryside Village | Josephine County | Oregon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-Private | $6,148 | $4,112 | $4,457 |
| Private | $7,377 | $3,949 | $3,424 |
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Overall Review of Countryside Village
Pros
Residents are always having a great time.- Countryside Village is a great place for loved ones.
- They genuinely care for the well-being of the residents.
- The facility and grounds are warm, attractive, and comfortable.
- There are plenty of activities and field trips for residents.
- Everyone there is very nice and provides the best care and support for the residents.
- The food is excellent.
- Countryside Village is highly recommended for loved ones.
Cons
Countryside Village is an unprofessional and disgusting care center, they treat their residents like garbage and have no respect for the disabled.- Country side has a 5 star look, but the food is horrible.
- This place is very pricey and it is inexcusable that people who live there have to buy and prepare their own meals.
- Also, the dining room was pretty dirty.
- There was sticky stuff on the chair handles and food on the floor.
- The hash browns were greasy and not cooked all the way.
- They didn't even assess him, just looked at his medical records and, after waiting to hear for a month, rejected his application out-of-hand without much explanation other than his medical situation was "too complicated".
- The nurse who called with the news was so cold and uncaring and unhelpful with any info as to where else I could turn for his future care.
Review
Countryside Village in Grants Pass is best suited for active seniors who want a polished, amenity-rich setting and can navigate care with a plan that supports light medical needs or a family that will coordinate around a robust activity program. It appeals to families seeking a resort-style atmosphere, a broad social calendar, on-site conveniences, and easy transportation access. Those needing intensive medical oversight, highly individualized care, or strict, consistently fair admissions processes should consider alternatives.
On the positive side, the community presents a refreshed, well-maintained look with upgraded interiors and tidy grounds. A robust calendar of activities, field trips, fitness offerings, and convenient amenities like a salon contribute to an engaging, sociable environment. Maintenance is described as diligent, with reliable climate control, prompt repairs, and a steady effort to keep the campus comfortable year-round. The staff, when engaged, is perceived as friendly and supportive, reinforcing a welcoming atmosphere among residents and families.
Yet significant concerns recur in several reviews and cannot be ignored. Some accounts describe unprofessional conduct and discrimination, painting a troubling picture of how residents are treated and how decisions are communicated. Admissions experiences vary markedly, including reports of a lengthy wait followed by rejection based on medical complexity, with limited explanation. Dining experiences also appear inconsistent, ranging from meals praised for variety to instances of cleanliness problems and meals that fall short in preparation. Price is another factor; several families feel the value does not always align with the premium charged.
These strengths and weaknesses interact in a way that will matter greatly depending on what families prioritize. For those who prize a lively social environment, accessible transportation, and a clean, attractive setting, Countryside Village delivers a high-end atmosphere that can support independent living and meaningful daily engagement. However, when the priority is uniformly respectful intake, predictable dining quality, and transparent, consistent management communication, the negatives can eclipse the positives. In short, the overall value hinges on how well the specific community routines align with individual expectations and needs.
Given the mixed track record, alternatives should be on the radar for families with stricter criteria. If dignity in the admissions process, consistently high meal quality, smaller-scale settings, or stronger medical oversight are non-negotiables, other Grants Pass options may fit better. A facility with a more predictable pricing structure, fewer reports of dining and upkeep inconsistencies, and a reputation for steady staffing and respectful resident treatment may provide greater peace of mind. The goal is to preserve independence and social vitality while ensuring reliable care and respectful communication.
Actionable next steps are essential. Schedule a one-on-one tour with direct observation of dining and common areas, ideally during a mealtime and with conversations to staff about intake, care planning, and daily routines. Request to speak with current residents and families about their ongoing experiences, and ask for current staffing levels, turnover, and training standards. Probe the menu, request a sample meal, and assess whether dietary quality aligns with expectations and medical needs. Finally, compare Countryside Village against a carefully chosen set of alternatives, pricing, included services, and policies, so the choice rests on clear, defensible criteria rather than impressions alone.
22 resident community capacity
Assisted Living
Beauty salon
Cable or satellite TV
Dining room
Fully furnished
Garden
Housekeeping services
Kitchenette
Move-in coordination
Outdoor space
Restaurant-style dining
Small library
Telephone
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
24-hour call system
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Diabetes diet
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Special dietary restrictions
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