Senior care in La Grande, Oregon: every licensed community

La Grande has 6 licensed long-term-care providers on the state register. 1 offer certified memory care. 2 of them are adult foster homes — licensed private houses with five residents or fewer, a different kind of place from the 4 larger communities here. Both are below, grouped separately. Everything below is from Oregon DHS licensing records — complete by construction, never pay-to-play.

Jump to: Assisted living (2) · Residential care (1) · Nursing facility (1) · Adult foster home (2)

Assisted living in La Grande 2

Private apartments with personal-care support.

Grande Ronde Retirement Residence
1809 Gekeler Lane, La Grande · 76 licensed beds

Assisted living Accepts Medicaid
Wildflower Lodge Assisted Living Community
508 16Th Street, La Grande · 55 licensed beds

Assisted living Accepts Medicaid

Residential care in La Grande 1

Room, meals and personal-care support.

Wildflower Lodge
508 16Th St, La Grande · 30 licensed beds

Residential care Memory care Accepts Medicaid

Nursing facility in La Grande 1

24-hour skilled nursing care.

La Grande Post Acute Rehab
91 Aries Lane, La Grande · 76 licensed beds

Nursing facility Accepts Medicaid

Adult foster home in La Grande 2

Care in a licensed private home, 5 or fewer residents.

Suzie Bullock
301 K Ave, La Grande · 5 licensed beds

Adult foster home Accepts Medicaid
Tempie Bartell
605 16Th St, La Grande · 5 licensed beds

Adult foster home Accepts Medicaid

What does this cost?

For rural Oregon, the published median for assisted living is $6,238 a month — 9% below the Oregon median of $6,875 (CareScout (Genworth) Cost of Care Survey, 2025). Alongside it: nursing care in a semi-private room $16,760 a month; in-home care $6,959 a month. This is the figure for the region, not for any community on this page.

No directory can honestly quote you a price for a specific community. Operators don't publish their rates, and the rates change without notice — so a per-community number on a site like this one is either out of date or bait to get your phone number. The only current price is the one the community gives you. Medicaid can cover care in communities marked “Accepts Medicaid” if the person qualifies; the state portal and the community itself can confirm current rates.

Method: 211,985 long-term-care providers surveyed, July–November 2025. We publish regional medians because their source can be checked, and no per-community prices at all.

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