Unlike for-profit senior retirement homes, Mennonite Village operates as a not-for-profit retirement community, which means every dollar is reinvested directly into resident care, staff training, and campus enhancements. For 75 years, the mission of our retirement living community has never changed: to uphold our reputation for compassionate, Christ-centered care that honors each resident's dignity and independence. Families throughout the Willamette Valley choose Mennonite Village because we offer financial transparency, flexible entry options at every care level, and a genuine commitment to enriching lives rather than maximizing profits.

A continuing care retirement community (CCRC), also called a Life Plan Community, is a senior living model that provides multiple levels of care on one campus, allowing residents to age in place as their needs evolve. At Mennonite Village, our CCRC offers a seamless transition from independent living homes and apartments to assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing and rehabilitation — all without having to relocate to a different community. This comprehensive approach provides you with peace of mind, knowing that plans for future care needs are already in place, with priority access and predictable costs.

A continuing care retirement community (CCRC) offers a full continuum of care on one campus. Residents can transition seamlessly from independent living to assisted living, memory care or skilled nursing should their health needs change. CCRCs provide peace of mind and help protect against rising healthcare costs by supporting residents in aging in place within a familiar community.

A Life Plan Community is the modern term for a Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC. It offers residents long-term security with guaranteed access to higher levels of care if needed ¾ without the stress of relocating to a new community.

Residents enjoy a wide variety of amenities designed to encourage wellness, connection and an active lifestyle. These include chef-crafted dining, comprehensive wellness programs, educational lectures, creative arts studios, spiritual services, gardening opportunities, walking trails, fitness classes, cultural outings and social clubs tailored to diverse interests. Additional amenities include a wellness center with state-of-the-art fitness equipment, group classes, warm-water pool and spa, horseshoes, pétanque, pickleball, putting green, shuffleboard, table tennis, Wii bowling and walking trails. Convenient services such as housekeeping, transportation, maintenance and access to medical care make daily life comfortable and worry-free.

If care needs change over time, residents can seamlessly transition from independent living to assisted living, memory care or skilled nursing neighborhoods. Short-term rehabilitation is also available for residents recovering from surgery, illness or hospitalization.

Yes, many long-term care insurance policies help cover assisted living like that which is offered at Mennonite Village. Coverage may include assistance with daily activities of living, skilled nursing care and physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Please contact us to review your specific policy and how it may apply.

Availability varies within our community depending on the specific residence and care level. Please contact us for current information on openings and waitlist status.

Yes. Pets are welcome at Mennonite Village — we understand that pets are part of your family. Contact us for details on our pet policy.