The Springs At Willowcreek

Lucy Maldonado

Don't bother applying here. The lady that will interview you is very stuck up. She tried saying $15 an hour is too much and that they don't even pay their caregivers that have been there for YEARS that much. Incredibly sad considering many employers around salem are paying $15+. Also, $15 an hour still isn't even a livable wage and caregiving is HARD work and an emotional toll. Can't even afford a 2 bedroom in Salem with $15 an hour. Shows how much they care about their employees. Advice to the employees who currently work there: You deserve more, you put your all into caring for other people's loved ones and you're at risk for covid. There's plenty of employers who will appreciate you better and pay you what you DESERVE.

Wellbeing Group

Happy residents. Well managed memory care and assisted living place. Good infection control precautions. Friendly staff.

Chris Levy

My mother spent the last year and a half of her life at The Woods at Willowcreek in memory care. I cannot say enough good things about this place. The staff really care about their folks. My mother was treated with love and respect by everyone there. They were on top of any physical changes and notified us immediately, including when they felt she needed hospice care. We always dropped in unannounced, and never found anything wanting. We are so glad we found this place for her to live out her last days with dignity and respect.

Dennis Richardson

Since 1998 I have been marketing Long Term Care insurance; thus, I have somewhat more familiarity with care facilities than most. When my wife’s aunt (also my client) needed Long Term Care services in the fall of 2010 I began the process of evaluating care facilities in Salem, Oregon. We visited a number but quickly made a decision for the Woods at Willow Creek following a tour of their facility and after consulting with their staff. My wife’s aunt has now been at the Woods for over 6 years and we couldn’t be more pleased with the care she has received. I have been so impressed not only with the care but also the staff that when my 95 year old mother needed care in the Sherwood, Oregon area we immediately visited The Springs at Sherwood. My mother has now been at The Springs at Sherwood since December of 2015 and my decision to place my mother there has been validated innumerable times. A secondary blessing to having great care provided for both my wife’s aunt and my mother is the interaction with all levels of staffing at both facilities. They become friends and it makes visits all the more special.