The 3 Best Board and Care Homes in Ontario, OR

3 communities near Ontario, OR

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Ashley Manor Alameda

1310 South West 12th Avenue, Ontario, OR 97914

Assisted Living , Board and Care Home

Ashley Manor Alameda is a gem in the heart of Ontario, Oregon. It offers a high standard of care at a competitive price. With an average cost of $4,250 per month, it's considerably more affordable than other similar properties in the area, which average around $5,045. The price is inclusive of a range of amenities and services, making it a cost-effective choice for seniors seeking assisted living ...

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5.5

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Ashley Manor Well Springs

2110 Southwest 2nd Avenue, Ontario, OR 97914

Assisted Living , Board and Care Home

Located in the heart of Ontario, Oregon, Ashley Manor Well Springs is a small assisted living and board and care home that offers a high-quality living experience at an affordable price. The average cost of residing in this peaceful community is $4,364 per month, significantly lower than the city's average of $5,045 for similar properties. Despite its affordability, Ashley Manor Well Springs does ...

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4.8

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Ashley Manor N. Oregon

995 North Oregon Street, Ontario, OR 97914

Assisted Living , Board and Care Home

Ashley Manor N. Oregon senior living community in Ontario, Oregon is a prime choice for those seeking quality assisted living or board and care home services at an affordable price. The average pricing for residence at Ashley Manor is $4,826, which is notably lower than the average price of similar properties in the city, which stands at $5,045. The community's pricing is not only competitive but ...

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3.8

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