The Springs at Tanasbourne

Breanne Theroux

Horrible place to work for. The serving job is very stressful and definitely not worth it. The elderly are rude and entitled and treat you horribly to your face an back. You don’t get tips for your service and no free meals either. I got fired for being late 15 min, while I was in a depression and there was no care or understanding.

Jan Styner

We kept stating that we were not ready for apartment living; at the same time realizing that we were becoming weary of the responsibilities of home ownership. Several of our friends had moved to The Springs at Tanasbourne and we were attracted to the location, among other things, as we had lived within three miles for almost fifty years and were very familiar with the surrounding area and all its amenities such as shopping, dining, entertainment, medical, banking, freeway access. When we decided to make the move, we found the most difficult part was disposing of over sixty years of accumulated “stuff”, a lament we’ve heard many times. But it can be done, and it’s cathartic! We have a lovely 2-bedroom, 2-.bath apartment in the Independent Living section of the community. Life is good What is life like at The Springs at Tanasbourne during a pandemic? We could not be in a better place! We feel very well cared for and very safe. Management has a system of protocols in place which are within the State and Federal guidelines but are also keeping our physical, mental, and emotional well-being as their highest priority always. We are delighted that we decided to move to The Springs at Tanasbourne and highly recommend it. Wendell and Jan Styner

I Mann

My parents moved to the Springs at Tanasbourne 5 years ago. They went through a total life change, including a move from New Hampshire to Oregon. My parents and I visited, ate, and stayed at a number of independent living facilities in Portland before choosing the Springs. My father has since passed away. My mother has made many friends, and has nothing but good things to say about her life. Her apartment is lovely, and the building and grounds are always clean and well-maintained. All the staff are friendly, helpful, and attentive. The food is delicious with many menu choices. The holiday buffets are amazing. My mother is always busy, there are fun outings every week, and it's often hard for me to reach her because she is never in her apartment. I consider that a good thing. I live in Corvallis, so I'm not around or can easily arrive at the Springs. I feel good knowing that my mother is safe there. The Springs at Tanasbourne is a wonderful place to live.

Pam Halstead

Mom moved into The Springs in Sept. 2015. She moved cross-country so the stress level was high, and we were all feeling overwhelmed. The folks at The Springs brought us calm and peace as they were very responsive to our needs and questions. They made every effort to make sure Mom was safe, sound and happy. The Springs continues to impress with their almost weekly fun special events - beyond the more routine weekly fun items to choose from. These special, very-imaginative activities include things such as a Camp Out party with games and decor AND a Trip Around the World with stops at several countries - where the entire experience always exceeds expectations! They make living fun-filled and upbeat. I cannot express how lovely the place and people are....no, it's not cheap, but this is a case of "you get what you pay for". Mom is happier than I've seen her in years since her life has been enriched by new friends, things to do (on location or mini trips away), great food, and attentive, respectful and friendly staff. Highly recommended!