10600 SE Idleman Rd, Happy Valley, OR 97086
To contact a resident: (503) 560-7928
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Jhoanna's Adult Care Home, LLC Costs & Pricing
At Jhoanna's Adult Care Home, LLC, the monthly cost for a private room is set at $3,500. This pricing reflects a commitment to providing exceptional care and personalized services tailored to each resident's needs. When compared to the broader market in Clackamas County, where the average cost for similar accommodations is approximately $3,373, and across Oregon at about $3,424, Jhoanna's aligns closely with regional trends while emphasizing quality assurance and individual attention. This slight premium not only supports superior facilities but also underscores our dedication to enhancing the quality of life for our residents in a nurturing environment.
| Floor plans | Jhoanna's Adult Care Home, LLC | Clackamas County | Oregon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private | $3,500 | $3,373 | $3,424 |
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Overall Review of Jhoanna's Adult Care Home, LLC
Pros
They would recommend this community to other families.- The facility and the rooms were very nice.
- The food was pretty good when he first arrived.
- The caregivers impressed with their positive attitude and were easy to reach.
- The caregivers responded immediately to needs.
- The reviewer would highly recommend Johanna's to others if there is an opening.
Cons
His overall rating would drop to a 4 based on his other ratings.- His loved one became bored easily; there should be more activities for them.
- The food and food service were rated below a 1.
- The food was delivered late, cold, in small portions, and did not taste good.
- There was high turnover with six to seven cooks, which caused the level of care to drop drastically.
- He paid for a high level of care but did not receive many of the services he paid for.
- He fell at least ten times, including a fall that led to a week-long hospital stay after no one came to assist him for his meals.
Review
Jhoanna's Adult Care Home, LLC in Happy Valley is best suited for seniors who require reliable wound care and higher-level daily support within a small, home-like setting. This community shines for families that prize prompt caregiver access and clear lines of communication, where staff responsiveness matters more than a bustling activities calendar. The residence offers comfortable, nicely appointed rooms and a domestic atmosphere that can ease transitions for residents who do not need institutional, large-scale care. It is not the pick for those seeking resort-style amenities or aggressively structured programming; it is a focused option for medical support and personal attention in a home environment.
Careful families should consider alternatives if the priority is a robust daily activities schedule, consistently excellent dining, and a uniformly stable staff. In several reviews, meals fell short, arriving late, cold, and in small portions, with frequent cook turnover that disrupted both quality and reliability. Safety incidents and perceived lapses in supervision suggest that those who demand top-tier safety records and predictable routines may want to compare options elsewhere. The demeanor and consistency of staff also varied, so families needing uniformly courteous, proactive care may want to vet additional communities before committing.
On the positive side, the strongest verified strength is the facility’s ability to manage wound care and other medical needs. Families repeatedly praised caregivers’ positive attitudes and the ease of reaching staff, with responses described as immediate. The physical plant is attractive, and rooms are comfortable, contributing to a sense of dignity and privacy. For residents whose care plan centers on medically supervised care, timely assistance, and a home-like setting, these elements translate into meaningful daily stability despite other imperfections. The care team's willingness to engage and coordinate with families adds a valuable layer of reassurance.
Yet the negatives cannot be dismissed. Food service quality was widely criticized, late deliveries, cold meals, cramped portions, and inconsistent preparation tied to turnover among cooks. The most serious safety concern involved multiple falls, including one that required hospitalization after a lapse during a meal-time routine; such incidents illuminate potential gaps in supervision during critical moments. A report of harsh treatment by staff further underscores the need for ongoing supervision and training. Taken together, these factors can erode trust and safety, especially for families prioritizing steady routines, dependable supervision, and respectful communication.
Nevertheless, the pros can offset several cons when the resident’s primary goals align with medical stability and attentive, accessible care. For a family navigating complex health needs, the ability to obtain prompt wound care and immediate caregiver availability offers a tangible buffer against ordinary care slips. The intimate size of the home setting supports personalized monitoring and rapid adjustments to care plans. Where activity programming and dining excellence are less critical than safety and medical management, Jhoanna’s becomes a practical, credible option to consider, with the caveat that ongoing diligence is needed to monitor staff consistency and service levels.
Decision guidance is clear: prioritize a visit focused on wound care capabilities, staff accessibility, and safety protocols. Ask about turnover rates with administrators, request current menus and a sample meal plan, and observe how aides interact with residents during a live session. If wound care competence, rapid communication, and a warm, home-like environment are non-negotiable essentials, this community deserves serious consideration, provided openings exist and due diligence confirms consistent staffing and management accountability. If the plan centers on a richly staffed social calendar and top-tier dining experience, other area communities may better align with expectations; however, for medically focused care with attentive caregivers, Jhoanna’s stands out as a credible, thoughtful option.
Board and Care Home
Memory Care
Activities on-site
Cable or satellite TV
Indoor common areas
Private
Private bathrooms
Respite or short term stays offered
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
Portland International (11 miles away)
Diabetic care
High acuity care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Anytime dining
Art classes
BBQs or picnics
Birthday parties
Gardening club
Karaoke
Live musical performances
Stretching classes
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