Long-Term Care

Oregon Long Term Care Information:
When is long term care needed? What is the measure of impairment that means we need help with our activities of daily living? What are these activities? And if a loved one needs care, how do we go about locating that care and paying for it? Answers to these important questions can be found here.

Some important rights and protections under Oregon law

Support for the elderly: Sometimes we need help, but just don’t know who to contact to get that help. The Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon is a clearinghouse for services and information to address aging and disability needs. It serves all Oregon residents, regardless of income. Find a local office at https://adrcoforegon.org/consite/connect.php or call 1 855-673-2372.

Oregon law protects the interests of vulnerable and elderly individuals. Unfortunately, there are those who would abuse the elderly and vulnerable in many ways, including physically, sexually, emotionally and financially. There are both criminal and civil penalties for taking advantage of these individuals. Elder Financial Abuse protections can be found here in Chapter 124.

Support for consumers:
Oregon law also provides many protections for consumers. The Oregon Department of Justice is the advocate for all of us as we do business, make purchases, and navigate through our busy lives. Find consumer protection information about buying a car, mortgage foreclosure, the annual top 10 consumer complaint list, identity theft and more here.

You can even search for complaints against a company that you want to do business with. Specific laws protecting consumers can be found in Chapter 646, which describes Unlawful Trade Practices in Oregon.

Office:

Beaverton Round Executive Suites
12725 SW Millikan Ave. STE 300
Beaverton, OR 97005

Mail:

Gail P. Vore
12725 SW Millikan Ave. STE 300
Beaverton, OR 97005

Tamara B. Maher
PO Box 3841
Central Point, OR  97502

Phone:

Gail P. Vore
(971) 808-1466

Tamara B. Maher
(503) 490-5352