In-home senior care in Portland, OR.
Portland sits inside our 60-mile radius. Families here get the same model as everywhere else. One assigned caregiver, a written care plan, and a 15-minute call to start. Caregivers can also drive your parent to appointments and errands.
Every Pasha service is available in Portland.
No location surcharge, no minimum-visit penalty for outlying addresses, and no scaling-back of training or staffing.
Personal Care
Pasha Personal CareHands-on daily care from the same caregiver each visit, including nurse-delegated medical tasks under doctor's orders. Dementia-specialized since day one.
Around-The-Home Help
Pasha Around The HomeThe quiet upkeep that keeps a home livable, without disrupting the day.
Senior Transportation
Pasha TransportationDoor-to-door, never rushed. The driver is also the caregiver. Same person, same trust.
Companionship
Pasha CompanionshipIsolation is the part of aging nobody books a doctor for. We show up for it.
Respite Care
Pasha RespiteFamily caregivers burn out. Respite care exists so the primary caregiver can sleep, travel, or just sit.
24-Hour Care
Pasha 24-HourTwo- or three-caregiver rotation so someone is always awake. Used for late-stage dementia, hospice support, and high fall risk.
Care we provide in Portland
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We accept Medicaid.
Oregon Medicaid in-home care, mostly through the K Plan (Community First Choice). Billing runs every two weeks. Not enrolled yet? The ADRC at 855-673-2372 is Oregon's free front door, and we can help you get started.
- Medicaid
- Long-term care insurance
- VA Aid & Attendance
- Private pay
A city split between the hill and the east side.
Portland's 65-and-older population grew 49 percent from 2010 to 2020, to 90,721 people. Where your parent lives shapes how care works. On the west side, OHSU Hospital and the Portland VA Medical Center share Marquam Hill, about a mile south of downtown. The Southwest Hills neighborhoods sit on the Tualatin Mountains, topped by Council Crest Park at 1,073 feet. On the east side, Hazelwood is the city's second most populated neighborhood, with the Gateway Transit Center and the Adventist medical center. Lents is in outer Southeast, and Parkrose is in Northeast Portland. Those differences shape how rides, visits, and appointments get planned.
Local context we work with
- OHSU Hospital and the Portland VA Medical Center on Marquam Hill, joined by a 660-foot sky bridge
- The Portland Aerial Tram between OHSU's South Waterfront and Marquam Hill campuses
- Providence Portland Medical Center on NE Glisan St, and Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center in Northwest
- Hazelwood in East Portland, home to the Gateway Transit Center and the Adventist medical center
- Multnomah County district senior centers, including Hollywood Senior Center and Friendly House
Care in your parent's first language.
In Portland, our caregivers speak Russian, Serbian, Spanish, and Ukrainian. We match for language from the first call, so care conversations happen in the language your parent thinks in.
Near Portland in the Portland metro.
If your family is spread out, with a parent in Portland and a sibling elsewhere in the metro, we cover both ends. We serve Salem and the mid-Willamette Valley too.
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Local-specific FAQ.
Estimate the monthly cost.
Pick the hours that match your parent's week, adjust the rate if you have a quote in hand, and see the weekly, monthly, and yearly picture.
Pre-filled with the Oregon median from the 2025 CareScout Cost of Care Survey. Adjust it to any quote you have in hand.
Estimates only, using the market rate you set above. Real quotes depend on care level, schedule, and location. This is not a Pasha price.
Talk to someone who serves Portland.
Tell us where things stand. We'll listen, answer questions, and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.