An assessment before admission
The licensee or administrator completes pre-admission screening to understand care needs, preferences, and safety, and confirm whether the home can provide the support needed.
Licensing & Trust
Know the home. Understand your protections.
Choosing care calls for more than reassurance. You should be able to check the licensing information, understand the agreement, and know how to raise a concern.
Before and after admission
What you should expect.
These protections help you understand the care and make an informed decision.
Care and costs in writing
Review the Residency Agreement, rates, policies, and disclosures before admission. Ask for an explanation of any term you do not understand.
A care plan that includes you
The written plan records your needs, preferences, and assistance. Family, representatives, and providers may contribute where appropriate.
Rights throughout your stay
You keep rights to dignity, privacy, choice, and raising concerns. The official rights notice is explained and provided at admission.
Planning for emergencies
Your needs are part of the plan.
The Pearl has a written emergency plan covering situations such as a fire, a loss of power, or the need to leave the home temporarily. The plan considers the assistance individual residents may need, including help with mobility, communication, or understanding what is happening.
It also addresses essential care information, medication needs, and notifying families or representatives when residents are safe. When you move in, we explain the emergency arrangements and the assistance planned for you.
If an emergency would be particularly difficult because of your mobility, hearing, vision, or other care needs, discuss that with us during the admission review. Those needs are part of deciding whether the home can support you safely.
Questions or concerns
Know where to turn for help.
You can contact the home about care, communication, or the agreement. You can also seek independent help from the Oregon Long-Term Care Ombudsman.
For care professionals
Information for your referral.
- Licensed Oregon adult foster home in southeast Salem
- Private bedrooms
- Wheelchair access; mobility support assessed individually
- Medicaid and private pay
Contact us to confirm current availability and discuss a referral. Arrange a private way to share records before sending health information.
Discuss a referralOfficial Oregon information
Check the records and requirements.
Oregon’s public search includes licensed providers, inspections, and regulatory records. Use the home’s address to help identify the correct listing. The official rules explain the full requirements.
View this home's Oregon licensing record↗Search Oregon licensed care homes and inspection records↗Oregon adult foster home licensing↗Resident care requirements and rights: Division 51↗Home and licensing requirements: Division 50↗Ask us directly