Our services
Faith Care Residential offers residential support in a home setting. Our staff help with daily life, skill-building, and routines, and we coordinate closely with each resident's own doctors, counselors, and case managers.
Planned services
The services below describe what Faith Care plans to offer. Final details will be confirmed as we complete licensing and will be explained to each resident before admission.
Licensing status: Preparing to open
Faith Care Residential LLC is preparing to open as a Residential Treatment Home. We are not yet licensed by the Oregon Health Authority, and we cannot accept formal referrals or admit residents until a license is issued.
Caring staff on duty around the clock, every day of the year, so support is close at hand whenever it is needed.
Everyday encouragement toward each person's own recovery goals, alongside the treatment they receive from their providers.
Faith Care is a residential home, not a clinic. Therapy, psychiatric care, and other clinical treatment are provided by each resident's own licensed professionals. Our staff support and coordinate with that care.
Help taking medications as prescribed, with secure storage, careful records, and clear communication with prescribers.
Only a resident's licensed prescriber can prescribe or change medications. Staff who assist with medications complete the training Oregon rules require.
Practical, hands-on support building the everyday skills that make independent living possible.
Support to stay connected with family, friends, and the wider community — on each resident's own terms.
Help keeping track of appointments and staying in touch with the professionals involved in each resident's care.
Medical, dental, psychiatric, and counseling services are provided by outside professionals. Faith Care helps residents connect with and keep up with that care.
Nourishing, home-style meals and a comfortable daily rhythm that residents help shape.
A written plan built with each resident — around their goals, preferences, and strengths — and reviewed as life changes.
Oregon standards
These are not extra services — they are minimum standards that Oregon Administrative Rules (Chapter 309, Division 35) set for every licensed Residential Treatment Home. Faith Care Residential must meet them as a condition of licensure.
At least one direct care staff member must be on duty 24 hours a day.
OAR 309-035-0135
Staff need an approved background check, pre-service training before working alone, CPR and First Aid certification, and annual ongoing training.
OAR 309-035-0135
Each resident receives an assessment within 14 days of admission and a residential service plan, developed with them, within 30 days.
OAR 309-035-0185
Medications are given only with a written order from a licensed prescriber, and are stored securely and documented accurately.
OAR 309-035-0215
Homes keep an updated emergency and disaster plan, and every resident takes part in an evacuation drill at least once every three months.
OAR 309-035-0145
Residents keep their civil and human rights, and the home must meet Oregon's home and community-based services standards for choice, privacy, and community access.
OAR 309-035-0175
Residents can raise concerns informally or through a written grievance, with set response times and the right to appeal.
OAR 309-035-0183
Resident records are kept confidential and secure, and are shared only with written permission or as the law allows.
OAR 309-035-0130
Finding the right fit
A Residential Treatment Home provides 24-hour support in a community setting. To help families and referral partners find the right level of care, please note that Faith Care is not:
If someone needs one of these services, their case manager or the local Community Mental Health Program can help identify appropriate options.
We are glad to talk through how Faith Care could support someone's needs and goals.