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Oregon City, Oregon

Senior care in Oregon City.

Across Oregon City, we recommend home care agencies near you. Free for families.

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Free for families. Takes about a minute. We match you with one local agency.

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Your care match

Personalized for Mom · near 97045

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Harbor Home Care

Home care agency · 2.1 mi away

1 match

Offers personal care

Serves 97045

Available weekday mornings

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Care in Oregon City

Finding care in Oregon City.

Oregon City is the county seat of Clackamas County, on the Willamette River at Willamette Falls, and was the end of the Oregon Trail. We help families across downtown, McLoughlin, Canemah, Park Place, South End and Hazel Grove.

In Oregon, in-home care agencies that provide personal care and other help at home must be licensed by the Oregon Health Authority.

Tell us where in Oregon City you are and what you need, and we’ll recommend options that serve your area.

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Care profile for Mom

Silver Lake, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Complete

Care needed

Personal care

Schedule

Weekday mornings

Starting

Within 2 weeks

Paying with

Private pay + LTC insurance

Help with

BathingGetting dressedBreakfastMedication remindersShort walks
  1. Profile complete

    Today, 9:14 AM

  2. Matched with Harbor Home Care

    Home care agency · 1.8 mi away

Ways to pay

Ways to pay in Clackamas County.

  • Private pay

    Most families pay the provider directly. You agree on hours and rates before care starts.

  • Long term care insurance

    Many policies cover in home care or assisted living after a waiting period.

  • VA benefits

    Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for Aid and Attendance or VA home care programs.

  • Medicaid

    Your state’s Medicaid program may pay for some care at home for people who qualify.

Oregon Medicaid long-term care in Clackamas County

Oregon Medicaid may pay for help with daily activities and health-related tasks at home for older adults with limited income and resources. Oregon Project Independence (OPI and OPI-M) may pay for in-home help for adults who do not have Medicaid long-term care. Call the Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon at 855-673-2372 to learn about options and apply. Clackamas Aging and Disability Resource Connection can also point you to local help: 503-650-5622.

All ways to pay

Your first consultation with the agency is free, and so is our help finding it. Tell us what you need in Oregon City and the agency reaches out to set it up.

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Local resources

Free help in Oregon City.

These services are free, whether or not you use Hailo Care.

Pioneer Community Center

Run by the City of Oregon City Parks and Recreation on 5th Street, with lunch, Meals on Wheels, rides, Medicare help and classes.

503-657-8287

Clackamas Aging and Disability Resource Connection

Clackamas County Social Services’ front door for aging and disability help, answering questions about in-home care and other services for older adults.

503-650-5622

Alzheimer’s Association Oregon Chapter, Portland Office

The chapter’s Portland-area office on Meadows Road in Lake Oswego, offering support and education for families facing dementia.

503-416-0201

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Questions

Oregon City questions.

Can’t find your answer? Our team is happy to help.

(213) 451-6802
  • Do you serve all of Oregon City?

    Yes. We help families across Oregon City and nearby communities, including West Linn, Gladstone, Clackamas and Redland.

  • How much does home care cost in Oregon City?

    It depends on the type of care, the hours and where in Clackamas County you live. Agencies share their rates before care starts, and the first consultation is free.

  • Who do I call about senior services in Oregon City?

    Start with Clackamas Aging and Disability Resource Connection at 503-650-5622. In Oregon City, Pioneer Community Center is at 503-657-8287.

  • How do I get help paying for home care in Oregon City?

    Oregon Medicaid may pay for help with daily activities and health-related tasks at home for older adults with limited income and resources. Oregon Project Independence (OPI and OPI-M) may pay for in-home help for adults who do not have Medicaid long-term care. Call the Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon at 855-673-2372 to learn about options and apply.

  • Where can I find dementia support in Oregon City?

    Alzheimer’s Association Oregon Chapter, Portland Office is at 503-416-0201. The Alzheimer’s Association helpline answers day and night at 800-272-3900.

  • Is a home care consultation free in Oregon City?

    Yes. Your first consultation with the home care agency in Oregon City is free, and so is our help finding the agency. There is no obligation to start care.

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