Holi Senior Living Costs & Pricing
Holi Senior Living offers competitive pricing for its accommodations, with semi-private rooms costing $4,750 per month. This rate is slightly lower than the county average of $4,848 but exceeds the state average in Oregon, which stands at $4,457. For those considering studio apartments, Holi's monthly rate is $5,750, notably higher than both Washington County's average of $3,909 and the state's typical cost of $3,815. Overall, while the semi-private room rates align closely with local trends, the pricing for studios reflects a premium offering that may cater to those seeking enhanced amenities or services.
| Floor plans | Holi Senior Living | Washington County | Oregon |
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| Semi-Private | $4,750 | $4,848 | $4,457 |
| Studio | $5,750 | $3,909 | $3,815 |
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Overall Review of Holi Senior Living
common
18 reviews mention this
Staff dedication shows up repeatedly
Residentsâ families repeatedly describe staff as attentive and genuinely caring.
Across the reviews, families say staff treated residents well day to day and helped them feel safe and comfortable. Multiple comments mention kindness, responsiveness, and staff going out of their way, including in memory care. Even when other aspects were criticized, several reviewers still singled out the staff and daily caregiving as a strong point.
caveat
8 reviews mention this
Food quality feels mixed
Dining reviews include both praise for taste and complaints about availability and timeliness.
Some residents and families describe meals as good, with a chef on site and food that smells delicious, and a shift to options for residents rather than one set menu. Other reviews complain that food runs out, that meals can be late, and that there are limited choices when the main menu doesnât work for someone. Overall, residents seem to experience dining quality and consistency differently.
caveat
7 reviews mention this
Staffing strain and turnover concerns
Several reviews point to staffing shortages affecting service consistency.
A recurring theme is understaffing, with multiple reviewers saying it leads to shortfalls in service and that residents suffer when staffing is thin. Others mention high turnover, disorganization during tours, and that community operations can feel stretched. Even some positive reviewers note this as a reality to plan around, rather than a problem that is fully solved.
caveat
4 reviews mention this
Communication and leadership responsiveness
Some residents and families describe missed follow-through from leadership and poor communication.
Several negative reviews describe difficulty getting answers, not receiving responses to calls or emails, or feeling resident concerns were not prioritized. There are also comments about leadership availability during resident council and townhall-style requests. At the same time, other reviewers say communication from staff was responsive and helpful, so the experience may vary by situation.
differentiator
5 reviews mention this
Memory care and assisted living
Holi is repeatedly described as a strong fit for memory care alongside assisted living.
Multiple reviews say the community works well for families seeking both assisted living and memory care, and that care staff handled higher-need situations with attention. Reviewers mention memory care-specific programming and a secure outdoor space, and at least one person notes private bathroom access for memory care residents. Families also describe residents being engaged rather than left alone during the day.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Modern setup can be frustrating
Some families say the room setup and streaming-based entertainment are hard for seniors.
Two reviews highlight that residents may not have a landline phone or basic cable, requiring reliance on WiâFi and streaming for TV and communication. One family says it was especially difficult to teach streaming to an older person. Another review says staff werenât helpful and that meal options were limited for residents who couldnât get to the dining room.
common
6 reviews mention this
Clean, bright spaces are mentioned
Clean common areas and residentsâ rooms come up often in the reviews.
Several families describe the building as clean, well maintained, and bright, with common areas that feel spacious and inviting. Others specifically mention housekeeping keeping rooms tidy and that the facility appears cared for. A few reviewers still had other complaints, but cleanliness was generally not a universal issue.
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