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*This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County Human Services Adult Care Home Program ACHP HOME REGISTRY Report Date 9/20/2021 Selection: Population: Aging and People with Disabilities Category: Adult Care Home Payment Type: Private Pay and Medicaid Classification: APD - Class 0; APD - Class 1; APD - Class 2; APD - Class 3; APD - Class 3 - Vent C; APD - Class 3 - Vent B; APD - Class 3 - Vent A Zip Code: 97009; 97019; 97024; 97030; 97060; 97080; 97086; 97201; 97202; 97203; 97204; 97205; 97206; 97207; 97209; 97210; 97211; 97212; 97213; 97214; 97215; 97216; 97217; 97218; 97219; 9722097221; 97227; 97230; 97231; 97232; 97233; 97236; 97239; 97266 License # Provider # Operator Expire Date Classification Capacity 11354 528671 Abebe, Fikirte Getachew 10/19/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 4 12026 SE Pardee St Portland OR 97266 (503) 719-5158 11067 526161 Abebe, Yeshihareg Tesfaye 05/26/2022 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 3024 SE 129th Ave Portland OR 97236 (503) 894-9739 Resident Mgr: Rosanta Dulay Galarde 11035 525834 Abraha, Tirhas Sultan 10/31/2020 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 919 NE 172ND AVE GRESHAM OR 97230 (971) 271-7577 11318 528458 Abraham, Nebiat 03/25/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 6556 SE 131st Ave Portland OR 97236 (503) 256-7724 11121 526847 Abu, Nigatuwa Geleto 03/07/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 3533 SE 160th Ave Portland OR 97236 (503) 764-9563 11327 555555 Anchidin, Jason Daniel 05/28/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 5191 SE Powell Valley Road Gresham OR 97080 (503) 912-1109 2462 511120 Anchidin, Maria 06/17/2022 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 1250 NE Cochran Dr Gresham OR 97030 (503) 665-1096 10230 515020 Andreica, Elena 04/13/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 Prepared by DCHS-IT, Helpdesk extension 84357 Page 1 of 50 *This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County Human Services Adult Care Home Program ACHP HOME REGISTRY Report Date 9/20/2021 Selection: Population: Aging and People with Disabilities Category: Adult Care Home Payment Type: Private Pay and Medicaid Classification: APD - Class 0; APD - Class 1; APD - Class 2; APD - Class 3; APD - Class 3 - Vent C; APD - Class 3 - Vent B; APD - Class 3 - Vent A Zip Code: 97009; 97019; 97024; 97030; 97060; 97080; 97086; 97201; 97202; 97203; 97204; 97205; 97206; 97207; 97209; 97210; 97211; 97212; 97213; 97214; 97215; 97216; 97217; 97218; 97219; 9722097221; 97227; 97230; 97231; 97232; 97233; 97236; 97239; 97266 License # Provider # Operator Expire Date Classification Capacity 1601 NE 156th Ave Portland OR 97230 (503) 257-4714 Resident Mgr: Daniela Nitu 10580 520953 Andriuta, Alexandra 09/30/2020 ACH - APD - Class 3 4 7710 SE 103rd Ave Portland OR 97266 (503) 777-1696 10736 523967 Anotta, Morry Alaka 09/23/2020 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 29 NE 125th Pl Portland OR 97230 (503) 252-0400 10981 525554 Araneta, Crissel Anne Monicayo 01/21/2022 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 8509 SW 45th Ave Portland OR 97219 (503) 244-1241 Resident Mgr: Maila Pasgual Yalong 11066 526197 Araneta, Mark Michael 05/18/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 14947 SE Mill St Portland OR 97233 (503) 762-7588 Resident Mgr: Elizabeth Jennifer Woodruff 10304 515904 Aron, Ioana 02/05/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 311 NE 106th Ave Portland OR 97220 (503) 255-2080 10576 500686 Asa, Elizabeth Celis 09/13/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1232 SE 282nd Ave Gresham OR 97080 (503) 489-5829 Prepared by DCHS-IT, Helpdesk extension 84357 Page 2 of 50 *This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County Human Services Adult Care Home Program ACHP HOME REGISTRY Report Date 9/20/2021 Selection: Population: Aging and People with Disabilities Category: Adult Care Home Payment Type: Private Pay and Medicaid Classification: APD - Class 0; APD - Class 1; APD - Class 2; APD - Class 3; APD - Class 3 - Vent C; APD - Class 3 - Vent B; APD - Class 3 - Vent A Zip Code: 97009; 97019; 97024; 97030; 97060; 97080; 97086; 97201; 97202; 97203; 97204; 97205; 97206; 97207; 97209; 97210; 97211; 97212; 97213; 97214; 97215; 97216; 97217; 97218; 97219; 9722097221; 97227; 97230; 97231; 97232; 97233; 97236; 97239; 97266 License # Provider # Operator Expire Date Classification Capacity 10434 517942 Asa, Frederick Carl 12/19/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 3315 NE 5th St Gresham OR 97030 (503) 674-5149 11117 526706 Asa, JR, William King 03/01/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 14707 SE Mill St Portland OR 97233 (503) 254-6424 2451 511361 Asa, William Torralba 04/30/2022 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1724 SE 138th Ave Portland OR 97233 (503) 262-8520 11063 526149 Asfaha, Alganesh Weldegbreal 05/12/2022 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 3434 NE 130TH AVENUE PORTLAND OR 97230 (503) 719-7480 11212 527727 Asfaw, Aberash Tadesse 08/28/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 3 1620 NE Country Club Ave Gresham OR 97030 (971) 274-3838 11153 527054 Asfaw, Ermias Abebe 10/09/2020 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1903 NE 116th Place Portland OR 97220 (503) 954-3785 2474 511465 Avram, Maria Lenuta 07/30/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 2120 NE 132nd Ave Portland OR 97230 (503) 254-8999 Resident Mgr: Gheorghe Ioan Avram 11345 528631 Ayana, Hawi Gelta 09/01/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 3 Prepared by DCHS-IT, Helpdesk extension 84357 Page 3 of 50 *This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County Human Services Adult Care Home Program ACHP HOME REGISTRY Report Date 9/20/2021 Selection: Population: Aging and People with Disabilities Category: Adult Care Home Payment Type: Private Pay and Medicaid Classification: APD - Class 0; APD - Class 1; APD - Class 2; APD - Class 3; APD - Class 3 - Vent C; APD - Class 3 - Vent B; APD - Class 3 - Vent A Zip Code: 97009; 97019; 97024; 97030; 97060; 97080; 97086; 97201; 97202; 97203; 97204; 97205; 97206; 97207; 97209; 97210; 97211; 97212; 97213; 97214; 97215; 97216; 97217; 97218; 97219; 9722097221; 97227; 97230; 97231; 97232; 97233; 97236; 97239; 97266 License # Provider # Operator Expire Date Classification Capacity 4145 NE 135th Ave Portland OR 97230 (503) 255-1425 1735 514073 Babalai, Daniela 05/20/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 1543 NE 137th Ave Portland OR 97230 (503) 251-4994 Resident Mgr: Carolyn Donato Romero 11010 523264 Bahnean, Ligia Sunamita 07/12/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 11375 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND OR 97219 (503) 719-4897 10268 515264 Banut, Alina 07/26/2020 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1437 SE 174th Ave Portland OR 97233 (503) 760-4017 11312 528405 Barsaga, Aileen Barallas 01/07/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 1827 SE 76th Ave Portland OR 97215 (503) 771-2162 Resident Mgr: Norma Jasmina Pulanco 10322 515967 Baxter Miclaus, Magdalena Luminita 02/28/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 6332 SW Haines St Portland OR 97219 (503) 244-1503 Resident Mgr: James William Baxter, JR 11058 526101 Bec, Mihaela 04/19/2022 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 533 SE Paropa Pl Gresham OR 97080 (503) 666-5319 Prepared by DCHS-IT, Helpdesk extension 84357 Page 4 of 50 *This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County Human Services Adult Care Home Program ACHP HOME REGISTRY Report Date 9/20/2021 Selection: Population: Aging and People with Disabilities Category: Adult Care Home Payment Type: Private Pay and Medicaid Classification: APD - Class 0; APD - Class 1; APD - Class 2; APD - Class 3; APD - Class 3 - Vent C; APD - Class 3 - Vent B; APD - Class 3 - Vent A Zip Code: 97009; 97019; 97024; 97030; 97060; 97080; 97086; 97201; 97202; 97203; 97204; 97205; 97206; 97207; 97209; 97210; 97211; 97212; 97213; 97214; 97215; 97216; 97217; 97218; 97219; 9722097221; 97227; 97230; 97231; 97232; 97233; 97236; 97239; 97266 License # Provider # Operator Expire Date Classification Capacity 2464 513464 Beke, Lidia 06/16/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 8737 NE Fremont St Portland OR 97220 (503) 256-6490 2006 504108 Benzar, Lydia 04/15/2022 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1715 NE 155th Ave Portland OR 97230 (503) 261-1197 11333 528555 Berhe, Natsnet Kidane 06/28/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 10422 NE Ashante Dr Portland OR 97211 (503) 206-4523 1949 502387 Bernat, Lidia 10/14/2020 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 16808 NE Hassalo St Portland OR 97230 (503) 257-0432 10429 518395 Blotor, Felicia Elena 08/09/2022 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 15550 SE Yamhill St Portland OR 97233 (503) 254-4890 1870 502169 Bodale, Ileana Lu 08/03/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 5 16704 SE Mill St Portland OR 97233 (971) 279-5165 10382 513228 Bohanon, Chona Wachayna 01/07/2021 ACH - APD - Class 3 4 4047 SE 5th St Gresham OR 97080 (503) 665-4689 10484 518169 Bone, Laura 03/09/2021 ACH - APD - Class 2 5 1349 NE 196th Ave Portland OR 97230 Prepared by DCHS-IT, Helpdesk extension 84357 Page 5 of 50 *This is a registry of licensed homes in Multnomah County and the homes listed may not have vacancies, to locate a vacancy visit: http://adultcareoptions.multco.us or call 503-988-3000 x26640 for assistance* MULTNOMAH COUNTY Department of County
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    March 2006 AA GGUUIIDDEE TTOO NN AAMMEESS AANNDD NNAAMMIINNGG PPRRAACCTTIICCEESS This guide has been produced by the United Kingdom to aid with difficulties that are commonly encountered with names from around the globe. Interpol believes that member countries may find this guide useful when dealing with names from unfamiliar countries or regions. Interpol is keen to provide feedback to the authors and at the same time develop this guidance further for Interpol member countries to work towards standardisation for translation, data transmission and data entry. The General Secretariat encourages all member countries to take advantage of this document and provide feedback and, if necessary, updates or corrections in order to have the most up to date and accurate document possible. A GUIDE TO NAMES AND NAMING PRACTICES 1. Names are a valuable source of information. They can indicate gender, marital status, birthplace, nationality, ethnicity, religion, and position within a family or even within a society. However, naming practices vary enormously across the globe. The aim of this guide is to identify the knowledge that can be gained from names about their holders and to help overcome difficulties that are commonly encountered with names of foreign origin. 2. The sections of the guide are governed by nationality and/or ethnicity, depending on the influencing factor upon the naming practice, such as religion, language or geography. Inevitably, this guide is not exhaustive and any feedback or suggestions for additional sections will be welcomed. How to use this guide 4. Each section offers structured guidance on the following: a. typical components of a name: e.g.
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