
Private room
One resident to a room. For someone unsettled by another person's comings and goings, that quiet is the point.

77 Oak Grove Rd
Kinsington's Jackson County community: three cottages set around garden courtyards, with private and shared rooms in each.
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The cottages at Oak Grove face onto garden courtyards. Curving paths loop past raised planters of daisies and grasses to a gazebo with chairs in the shade, so a resident who needs to keep moving always has somewhere worth walking to.
Care holds steady after dark. Caregivers cover four shifts, 24/7, so the person who helps your loved one get ready for bed knows them as well as the one who poured their morning coffee.
Inside, the common rooms are set up the way a family's front rooms would be: a fireplace framed by bookshelves, armchairs turned toward the windows, and dining tables for four or six, each under its own pendant light.
If you have been the one holding everything together at home, moving your loved one can feel like letting go of a promise. A few months in, families tend to describe something else: they come to Oak Grove to visit again, not to work another shift.


Cottages, courtyards, common rooms, and hallways, all photographed at Oak Grove. Choose where to start, then open any photo to see it full size.
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Oak Grove is not one long building. Its rooms are split across three cottages, so the hallway outside your loved one's door leads to 19 other rooms, not 59.
What the families of Oak Grove residents have written.
Best Experience At Kinsington Oak Grove with our Dad. From the very beginning you are treated with respect and like Family during this difficult time. I cannot say enough about the Administration and staff. I honestly did not expect to be treated other than business is business but instead and surprisingly we were treated with the utmost respect. Our Dad was a rarity in that he was able to go back home and we attribute his speedy recovery to the great meals and nourishment as well as over the top staffing. Shout out to Coco as I was there one evening and saw how exceptionally well She was dealing with the residents. Overall very clean and tidy/caring staff and Administration/Food is great and they even encourage family members to eat when they visit. The meals that had were quite good- kudos to Kinsington kitchen crew. Should our Dad be in need again of a Memory Care Facility we will look no further than Kinsington as it does not get any better.
Mom spent 10 months at Kinsington, and we are so grateful for the good care she received there. It's always a little scary to have to look for outside help for a loved one, and it's natural to worry and wonder if they will be treated with kindness and professionalism, so it was with great relief that we watched staff and other residents as they interacted with Mom. Staff were warm and caring, and we had great communication about Mom's evolving Alzheimer's needs and how best to meet them. The camaraderie among the residents was quite touching, and I'm so glad Mom was in such a caring environment even right up to the very end. Thank you so much for all of your help in navigating the final stages of Mom's Alzheimer's journey and for making our family feel like we were not alone in all of this. And thank you for everything you did to make her final days peaceful and comfortable--it means so much.
One of my family friends was placed in this community. The caregivers are AMAZING, they always checked to see if anything was needed while I was visiting. The med-techs were knowledgeable and were always willing to help and answer questions that I had. The clinical team worked tirelessly to make sure everyone was cared for and safe within the community! The LPN was always willing to drop whatever she was in the middle of and have a conversation. Wonderful staff and community 👏
A tour shows you rooms. Sitting down at the table shows you everything else: how staff talk with residents, what ends up on the plate, how an ordinary afternoon actually moves. That is what you are really deciding on, and it is hard to see from a hallway.
Family and friends always eat free, so bring whoever is helping you decide and plan your visit around a meal.
Choose a community, a day, and a time that works for you.
What families ask before touring Oak Grove, with answers you can take into the visit.
Yes. Oak Grove is Kinsington's one community in Medford and in Jackson County. Kinsington Place and Redwood Park are both in Grants Pass, which can be the easier drive if most of your family lives there.
It divides the room into two sides, so each resident has a bed and a space of their own, and neither lives in full view of the other.
Whether that suits your loved one is easiest to judge in person. Ask to see a shared room on your tour.
It does. Oak Grove admits residents on Medicaid alongside those paying privately. No spend down is required, and Oak Grove does not cap its Medicaid residents.
For the state's eligibility rules, start with the Oregon Department of Human Services. Then bring your questions for us to a tour of Oak Grove, where we can answer them face to face.
Yes. The exterior doors are secured and the courtyards are enclosed, so a resident can step out to the gazebo or walk the paths without anyone standing guard at the door.
Call and ask where things stand. Openings come up in private and shared rooms alike, so being open to either one widens the window.
If Medford isn't a must, Redwood Park and Kinsington Place in Grants Pass may have a room sooner.
What a placement usually needs, gathered for case managers and discharge planners. Print it for the chart, or keep it on screen during the call.
Kinsington Care · Oak Grove referral facts