Marquis Vermont Hills

Betty wakes up when she wants every day, which is usually around nine in the morning. After some assistance washing up and getting dressed, she’s accompanied to breakfast by one of her regular caregivers, Sarah. Breakfast is Betty’s favorite meal of the day and she loves pancakes the most. The dining staff make her favorite –  chocolate chip pancakes, every Friday. After breakfast, Betty has a check-in with the nurse, receives her morning medications and relaxes in her room, listening to her favorite music. Before lunch, the Activity Director comes to Betty’s room to see what she is in the mood for that day. She has a big night ahead, so instead of a more involved group activity, Betty decides to start a new book on tape. The Activity Director has the book on tape and player brought to her room for her to enjoy after lunch. Betty’s daughter and family are coming to have dinner with her in the dining room, so her evening caregiver Martina helps her get ready. Betty’s grandkids love coming to see Grandma Betty, and they also love the dessert in the dining room. After a welcoming, comfortable visit, Betty has an evening check-in with the nurse and receives her medications. Martina helps her with toileting and getting ready for bed. Once settled, Betty goes back to her book on tape for a bit more listening before she decides she’s ready for sleep. Robert is a creature of habit and likes his mornings to follow a routine. He worried about how that would go over when he needed post hospital care after a major surgery. He was relieved to discover that how his mornings go are up to him. He wakes up very early, around 5:30, and likes to have coffee, read his papers and eat scrambled egg whites and cereal for breakfast. After breakfast, Robert has his first therapy session and is given his medications as prescribed by his physician. He also receives a visit from his nurse, who checks his vitals to ensure his healing is on course. Robert’s wife comes for her daily visit and brings him some new reading material and his iPad he requested. She stays and they enjoy lunch together, then she takes him back to his room so he can rest. Later that afternoon, a therapy team member takes Robert to his second therapy session of the day. Robert appreciates the fact that he can set the pace for therapy based on his goals to get home as quickly and as healthy as possible. Before dinner, Robert enjoys meeting and getting to know some of the other patients in the bistro, where they enjoy a game of cribbage. He decides to have dinner in his room, and afterwards watches the news and then spends some quiet time on his iPad. His clinical staff comes by on rounds and he is also given his evening medications. He calls his wife to check in and say goodnight, and turns in for the day. Betty wakes up when she wants every day, which is usually around nine in the morning. After some assistance washing up and getting dressed, she’s accompanied to breakfast by one of her regular caregivers, Sarah. Breakfast is Betty’s favorite meal of the day and she loves pancakes the most. The dining staff make her favorite –  chocolate chip pancakes, every Friday. After breakfast, Betty has a check-in with the nurse, receives her morning medications and relaxes in her room, listening to her favorite music. Before lunch, the Activity Director comes to Betty’s room to see what she is in the mood for that day. She has a big night ahead, so instead of a more involved group activity, Betty decides to start a new book on tape. The Activity Director has the book on tape and player brought to her room for her to enjoy after lunch. Betty’s daughter and family are coming to have dinner with her in the dining room, so her evening caregiver Martina helps her get ready. Betty’s grandkids love coming to see Grandma Betty, and they also love the dessert in the dining room. After a welcoming, comfortable visit, Betty has an evening check-in with the nurse and receives her medications. Martina helps her with toileting and getting ready for bed. Once settled, Betty goes back to her book on tape for a bit more listening before she decides she’s ready for sleep. Robert is a creature of habit and likes his mornings to follow a routine. He worried about how that would go over when he needed post hospital care after a major surgery. He was relieved to discover that how his mornings go are up to him. He wakes up very early, around 5:30, and likes to have coffee, read his papers and eat scrambled egg whites and cereal for breakfast. After breakfast, Robert has his first therapy session and is given his medications as prescribed by his physician. He also receives a visit from his nurse, who checks his vitals to ensure his healing is on course. Robert’s wife comes for her daily visit and brings him some new reading material and his iPad he requested. She stays and they enjoy lunch together, then she takes him back to his room so he can rest. Later that afternoon, a therapy team member takes Robert to his second therapy session of the day. Robert appreciates the fact that he can set the pace for therapy based on his goals to get home as quickly and as healthy as possible. Before dinner, Robert enjoys meeting and getting to know some of the other patients in the bistro, where they enjoy a game of cribbage. He decides to have dinner in his room, and afterwards watches the news and then spends some quiet time on his iPad. His clinical staff comes by on rounds and he is also given his evening medications. He calls his wife to check in and say goodnight, and turns in for the day.

Chris Stine
4 Star
My husband was at the VA Hospital unexpectedly March 21, 2020 to April 4th when Marquis was the only rehab facility who was able to take him. As you know during this Covid 19 pandemic it is a challenge for those who serve us to be able to provide appropriate medical care & recovery. He was placed in foster care home on May 18, 2020 where he remains. Marquis was very involved in his recovery, they had telephone meetings with me to ensure all his needs were met. They alerted me when he wanted to leave (not ready yet). The staff helped me facilitate the move to foster care making it a smooth transition. They were extremely careful to ensure he was protected, his items were given to me, and they were timely with his discharge when it came time. I even met one of the owner relatives at a retail store recently as I was sharing my experience with him about Marquis Vermont Hills. I would highly recommend this place to anyone short or long term. They care deeply for their clients.
Wednesday 15th July 2020

Donald Anderson
5 Star
Great Facility, Great personnel, Great attitudes! These people are totally qualified and go way beyond the call to duty as the last responders to promote good health and safety to all the occupants at Marquis Co on Shattuck RD. Portland.
Thursday 1st October 2020

R.D. Lutz
5 Star
My wife is at Vermont Hills for the second time in two years and I am very happy with their attention they give her. She has a broken shoulder this time and she was in horrible pain when she left the hospital. She now complains much less about the pain and is anxious to come home. So even though I can't visit her with the C19 virus, I feel confident she is getting good care. Thanks to all the Caregivers at Vermont Hills R. Lutz
Friday 17th July 2020

Peter Bounincontro
5 Star
My name is Colesie Tharp. My father was brought to Marquis Vermont Hills after a week in the hospital. The isolation for the senior community that was brought on by COVID 19- proved to be very difficult to my father. He became quite sick. The Marquis staff has been nothing but exceptional. My father is not an easy patient and they meet him hour after hour with great patience and beautiful care. Britney Wells the social service director has been extremely helpful and thorough. Once we realized that our dad would be moving into a different type of facility- one that provided more one on one care I was so nervous about finances- Britney helped guide our family through the medicaid application. Jeff is someone who has worked closely with my father throughout his stay and he is a complete angel. He is calm, knowledgable and you can tell that he truly cares about the people he meets. My phone calls were always answered quickly and the entire staff has gone above and beyond to communicate during this horrible time of COVID. I truly cannot say enough positive things about this place. I have been helping my father for the last 6 years- since he retired and started to experience cognitive impairment. It hasn't been until this experience at Marquis that I have been so listened to and offered so much support. The time and care that the entire staff takes to help is unmatchable. I have learned a great deal about the frustrating obstacles that the healthcare system encounters with trying to take care of one of our most vulnerable populations. Knowing that my father was safe at the Marquis gave me hope and allowed me to sleep at night. The staff are true heroes and I have no idea how I will ever repay them. Truly!
Wednesday 15th July 2020

Phyllis Raymore
5 Star
My father, Howard Raymore. stayed at Vermont Hills from May 1-14, 2019. He received excellent medical & physical therapy care. The facilities are nice & the staff is very professional, courteous & friendly. Wonderful place. Thank you. Phyllis Raymore
Wednesday 15th May 2019