Gateway Gardens
About
Gateway Gardens is a memory care living facility specializing in Alzheimer's disease and dementia care, offering 24-hour personal care and services since 2002. The Eugene campus consists of 6 custom-built houses with memory care units designed for individuals living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. The facility is dedicated to providing compassionate, professionally trained staff assistance while promoting resident independence, choice, dignity, and a homelike atmosphere.
Capacity
90 residents
Phone
(541) 302-1283Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
3.6
out of 5
Based on 11 reviews
Reviews (11)
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Emily Alvord
This is an elderly house where they take care of you
Emily Alvord
This is an elderly house where they take care of you
Anne Arteaga
My boyfriend of 38 years was taken there from the State Hospital I have not been allowed to see him since he’s been there. They claim he doesn’t want to see me which is a giant lie he would NEVER say that. I had to get a restraining order to get him help now I wish I would have never done that. They cant let him go because he makes them money. I understand they have to keep those beds full but keeping him from his family people who love and care about him!!! Him having surgery and no family or friends to be there with him. That’s not right. He’s been fed medicine for something that he NEVER EVER HAD. I hear the side effects are brutal. I was told that he was never going to leave there. While talking to him someone snatched the phone away from him he’s been told that there’s a case still open. I went to court and had the RO LIFTED. Sent him and Melanie a copy. I have tried talking to her but she won’t even call me back! We want to visit him
Anne Arteaga
My boyfriend of 38 years was taken there from the State Hospital I have not been allowed to see him since he’s been there. They claim he doesn’t want to see me which is a giant lie he would NEVER say that. I had to get a restraining order to get him help now I wish I would have never done that. They cant let him go because he makes them money. I understand they have to keep those beds full but keeping him from his family people who love and care about him!!! Him having surgery and no family or friends to be there with him. That’s not right. He’s been fed medicine for something that he NEVER EVER HAD. I hear the side effects are brutal. I was told that he was never going to leave there. While talking to him someone snatched the phone away from him he’s been told that there’s a case still open. I went to court and had the RO LIFTED. Sent him and Melanie a copy. I have tried talking to her but she won’t even call me back! We want to visit him
jsphrsh
My father was taken here on 4/19/19. He passed here on 4/20/19. He was transferred here straight from the hospital. Between the hospital and gateway gardens the entire process was horrible and everything was confusing and messy. He was fed no solid foods and DID NOT have food restrictions. He was given no pain medicine and was in pain. He fell from his bed twice the first night there. Out of town family could not reach him because the staff had given us the wrong building and room number. He died within 24 hours of being at gateway gardens. They sent my aunt (a contact on file) flowers.. no follow up calls, nothing else.. no explanations from either the hospital or gateway gardens.
