There are three classifications of adult foster home licenses in Oregon. The classifications are based on the experience and/or training of the provider.
There are three classifications of adult foster home licenses in Oregon. The classifications are based on the experience and/or training of the provider. Each home has a license posted that indicates the classification of the home.
- A licensee with a Class 1 license may only admit residents who need assistance in no more than four activities of daily living (ADLs).
- A licensee with a Class 2 license may provide care for residents who require assistance in all activities of daily living, but require full assistance in no more
than three activities of daily living. - A licensee with a Class 3 license may provide care for residents who require
full assistance in four or more activities
of daily living.
In each classification, the provider can only admit residents with a certain number of impairments. These impairments are defined according to
six major activities of daily living (ADLs). These are eating/nutrition, dressing, personal hygiene, mobility, toileting and behavior management.
Adult Foster Home Lists:
You can find adult foster homes with vacancies matching criteria you specify at www.HomecareChoices.org.
Senior Services in Jackson County
at 541-776-6222
Senior and Disability Services in
Josephine County 541-474-3110
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