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Assignment List A B C D E 1 FACILITY LIC MANAGEMENT CO CA COORD POLICY ANALYST 2 CBC FACILITY ASSIGNMENT LIST 3 SHADED FACILITIES HAVE A SPECIAL CONTRACT 4 Aaren Brooke Place RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 5 Ackerly at Sherwood Memory Care, The RCF Leisure Care, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 6 Ackerly at Sherwood, The ALF Leisure Care, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 7 Ackerly at Timberland, The ALF Leisure Care, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 8 Ackerly Memory Care, The RCF Leisure Care, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 9 Adams House Assisted Living ALF Concepts in Community Living, Inc Diana Smith Kim Hector 10 Adara Oaks Manor RCF Adara Oaks Manor, LLC Lynda Freeman Becky Mapes 11 Advocate Care RCF Advocate Care, LLC Ashley Gust Warren Bird 12 Alderwood Assisted Living ALF Tierra Senior Living, LLC Adan Lopez Warren Bird 13 Alpine House ALF Joseph ALF, Inc. Lynda Freeman Becky Mapes 14 Amber Assisted Living, The ALF Ageia Health Services, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 15 Applegate House of Grants Pass RCF Pacific Living Centers, Inc. Ashley Gust Kim Hector 16 Applegate Place ALF H2 Management, LLC Diana Smith Deb Concidine 17 Arbor at Avamere Court, The RCF Keizer River Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 18 Arbor at Bend, The (FKA Mill View Memory RCFCare Bend Arbor, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 19 Arbor House of Grants Pass RCF Pacific Living Centers, Inc. Ashley Gust Kim Hector 20 Arbor Oaks Terrace Memory Care ResidenceRCF Frontier Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 21 Arcadia Senior Living ALF Avant Senior Housing and Consultants,Ashley LLC Gust Warren Bird 22 Ashley Manor - Alameda RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 23 Ashley Manor - Anique RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 24 Ashley Manor - Arrowhead RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 25 Ashley Manor - Athens RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 26 Ashley Manor - Brookhurst RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 27 Ashley Manor - Conners RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 28 Ashley Manor - Heidi Lane RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 29 Ashley Manor - Homedale RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 30 Ashley Manor - Lund Lane RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 31 Ashley Manor - Meadow Lakes RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 32 Ashley Manor - Oak RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 33 Ashley Manor - Pacific Heights RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 34 Ashley Manor - Rimrock RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 35 Ashley Manor - Roseburg RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 36 Ashley Manor - Sage RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 37 Ashley Manor - Shasta RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 38 Ashley Manor - Well Springs RCF Ashley Manor, LLC Ashley Gust Becky Mapes 39 Aspen Ridge Memory Care RCF Frontier Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 40 Aspen Ridge Retirement Comm ALF Frontier Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 41 Aspens, The ALF Concepts in Community Living, Inc Diana Smith Kim Hector 05/03/2021 A B C D E 42 Assumption Village ALF S.A.G.E. Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 43 Astor Place ALF Enlivant AID (KB) Mgmt, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 44 Atrium at Flagstone, The RCF Milestone Retirement Communities ofAdan WA, LopezLLC Kim Hector 45 Atrium at McLoughlin Place, The RCF Milestone Retirement Communities ofAdan WA, LopezLLC Kim Hector 46 Autumn Garden Home RCF RCF Autumn Garden Home RCF, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 47 Autumn House of Grants Pass RCF Pacific Living Centers, Inc. Ashley Gust Kim Hector 48 Avamere at Albany ALF Albany Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 49 Avamere at Bethany RCF Avamere Bethany Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 50 Avamere at Bethany Assisted Living ALF Avamere Bethany Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 51 Avamere at Cascadia Village ALF Cascadia Village Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 52 Avamere at Chestnut Lane ALF Chestnut Lane Operations, LLC Ashley Gust Warren Bird 53 Avamere at Hermiston ALF Hermiston Highland Operations, LLCDiana Smith Becky Mapes 54 Avamere at Hillsboro RCF Avamere Hillsboro Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 55 Avamere at Hillsboro Assisted Living ALF Avamere Hillsboro Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 56 Avamere at Newberg RCF Genesis Newberg Operation Company,Diana LLC Smith Becky Mapes 57 Avamere at Oak Park ALF Roseburg Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 58 Avamere at Park Place ALF Tigard Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 59 Avamere at Sandy ALF Avamere Sandy Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 60 Avamere at Sandy Assisted Living ALF Avamere Sandy Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 61 Avamere at Seaside Residential Care FacilityRCF Necanicum Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 62 Avamere at Sherwood RCF Avamere Sherwood Operations, LLCDiana Smith Becky Mapes 63 Avamere at Sherwood Assisted Living ALF Avamere Sherwood Operations, LLCDiana Smith Becky Mapes 64 Avamere at St. Helens RCF Avamere St. Helens Operations, LLCDiana Smith Becky Mapes 65 Avamere at Waterford Assisted Living ALF Waterford Operations, LLC Diana Smith Becky Mapes 66 Avamere Court at Keizer RCF RCF Keizer Campus Operations Company,Diana LLC Smith Becky Mapes 67 Avamere Living at Newberg ALF Genesis Newberg Operation Company,Diana LLC Smith Becky Mapes 68 Avamere Living at St. Helens ALF Avamere St. Helens Operations, LLCDiana Smith Becky Mapes 69 Aveena Memory Care RCF Damascus Memory Care LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 70 Awbrey Place ALF Caring Places Management, LLC Adan Lopez Becky Mapes 71 Azalea Gardens Senior Living ALF Mosaic Management, Inc. Diana Smith Debbie Concidine 72 Barbur Vista Residential Care RCF Barbur Vista Care LLC Cassie Studer Debbie Concidine 73 Bartlett House of Medford MCC RCF Pacific Living Centers, Inc. Ashley Gust Kim Hector 74 Battle Creek Memory Care RCF Onelife, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 75 Bayberry Commons Assisted Living ALF Seasons Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 76 Bayberry Commons Memory Care RCF Seasons Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 77 Bayside Terrace Assisted Living ALF Frontier Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 78 Bayside Terrace Memory Care RCF Frontier Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Debbie Concidine 79 Bear Creek Memory Care LLC RCF Bear Creek Memory Care LLC Diana Smith Warren Bird 80 Better Living RCF RCF Better Choice, LLC Ashley Gust Kim Hector 81 Blue Diamond Estates RCF Blue Diamond Estates Corp Cassie Studer Debbie Concidine 82 Blue Haven Memory Care - Dallas RCF Blue Haven Residential Care Facility,Lynda Inc. Freeman Becky Mapes 05/03/2021 A B C D E 83 Blue Haven Memory Care - Independence RCF Blue Haven Residential Care Facility,Lynda Inc. Freeman Becky Mapes 84 Bonaventure of Albany Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 85 Bonaventure of Albany Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 86 Bonaventure of Gresham Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 87 Bonaventure of Gresham Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 88 Bonaventure of Keizer Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 89 Bonaventure of Keizer Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 90 Bonaventure of Medford Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 91 Bonaventure of Medford Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 92 Bonaventure of Salem Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 93 Bonaventure of Salem Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 94 Bonaventure of Tigard Assisted Living ALF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 95 Bonaventure of Tigard Memory Care RCF Bonaventure Senior Living Adan Lopez Warren Bird 96 Boone Ridge Memory Care RCF Mosaic Management, Inc. Diana Smith Debbie Concidine 97 Boone Ridge Senior Living Community ALF Mosaic Management, Inc. Diana Smith Debbie Concidine 98 Bridge Assisted Living ALF Woollard Ipsen Management, LLC Diana Smith Warren Bird 99 Bridgecreek Memory Care RCF Sapphire at Bridgecreek, LLC Adan Lopez Becky Mapes 100 Bridgewood Rivers Assisted Living ALF Cascade Living Group, Inc. Diana Smith Warren Bird 101 Brightcreek at Sea View RCF Seasons Management, LLC Lynda Freeman Kim Hector 102 Brookdale Beaverton RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 103 Brookdale Bend RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 104 Brookdale Forest Grove RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 105 Brookdale Geary Street ALF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 106 Brookdale Geary Street Memory Care RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 107 Brookdale McMinnville City Center ALF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 108 Brookdale McMinnville City Center MC RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 109 Brookdale McMinnville Town Center RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 110 Brookdale Medford RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 111 Brookdale Mt. Hood RCF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 112 Brookdale Newberg ALF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley Gust Kim Hector 113 Brookdale Ontario RCF Emeritol Meadowbrook LLC Ashley Gust Kim Hector 114 Brookdale Oswego Springs Portland ALF Brookdale Senior Living CommunitiesAshley
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