Private room
One resident, one bed, and a room nobody else uses. It suits someone who has always guarded their privacy, or who needs real quiet to feel at ease.
Redwood Park: Memory Care in Grants Pass, With Private and Shared Rooms
1390 Dowell Rd
Thirty residents on Dowell Road, and a choice for each of them: a room of their own, or a shared room with a partition that keeps each side private.
Availability at Redwood Park
Updated
1room open
Room to Wander, and Someone Always Nearby
Redwood Park is laid out so a restless afternoon has somewhere to go. The living room opens onto a second sitting room, a library wall, a piano by the window, and a lounge along the hall, so pacing turns into a walk with places to stop along the way.
Caregivers are on the floor 24/7 across four shifts. When your loved one is unsettled at dusk, or asks again why they are here, the answer comes from someone who has heard the question before and knows how this particular person likes to be reassured.
Outside, fenced side yards hold raised beds of lavender, a tree-lined path, and a patio chair in the shade of a Japanese maple, so time outdoors never means wandering off.
Families who write about Redwood Park tend to name the staff one at a time. When the people giving care become that familiar, it usually means your loved one knows them too.
Inside and Around Redwood Park
Every photo was taken at Redwood Park. Pick a part of the community to start with, and open any photo to see it at full size.
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Two Kinds of Room, One Rate Behind Each
Some residents need a door they can close. Others settle better with someone close by at night. Redwood Park has both, and you choose the one that fits.
Shared room
Two residents in one room, with a partition between their sides, so each has a bed, a window, and a corner that is theirs alone.
Redwood Park, in Families' Own Words
Reviews from families whose loved ones have lived at Redwood Park.
I can’t say enough about the level of care my mom has received at Kinsington Redwood. She’s been there a year and experienced nothing but excellent around the clock care from the Staff. Samantha, Elisha, Edwina, Alex, Jade, Patrick, Jacob, Melana, everyone has treated her with love and care like family. They’ve helped me with tough decisions and emotional support. The food is good, the atmosphere welcoming, always lots to do if your loved one wants to stay busy. And it’s near the park for walks on a nice day. I visited many facilities before choosing KR and couldn’t have made a better choice for my mom.
Can not say enough About the staff at this facility. Samantha is 100% committed to her Residents and is a fantastic advocate. Edwina has an absolute heart of gold and has a brilliant mind for nursing. Elisha is just a Rockstar. This trio is perfect
Very caring staff. Took care of my wife for 5 years and couldn't have had a more caring group of people. Would highly recommend Kinsington for the care of your loved one.
HIGHLY recommend! great staff and care!!
Getting to Redwood Park
Redwood Park1390 Dowell RdGrants Pass, OR 97527Get Directions (opens Google Maps)Come for a Visit. Stay for a Meal.
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.
Questions About Redwood Park
The questions families bring to a Redwood Park tour, answered before you arrive.
How do we choose between a private and a shared room?
Start with nights. A resident who sleeps lightly or wakes often usually does better alone, while someone who grows anxious in an empty room may settle faster with another person close by.
Tell us what evenings look like at home now, and we can talk through which room is likely to fit before you tour.
Does Redwood Park accept Medicaid?
Yes. Redwood Park accepts residents on Medicaid as well as residents paying privately, with no spend down and no limit on how many residents use Medicaid.
Who qualifies is the state's call, and the Oregon Department of Human Services lays out its rules. Bring anything else you want to know about paying to your Redwood Park tour.
Is Redwood Park secured?
Yes. Exterior doors are secured so no one leaves without staff knowing, and the side yards are fenced, so a resident can step outside for air on their own.
What if Redwood Park is full?
It is still worth calling. A shared room can open when no private room has, or the other way around, so the answer depends on which room you are open to.
Kinsington Place, also in Grants Pass, may have a room when Redwood Park does not.
Should we choose Redwood Park or Kinsington Place?
Both are Kinsington communities in Grants Pass. Redwood Park is the larger of the two and the only one of them with shared rooms. Kinsington Place has private rooms only.
Families often tour both. Seeing the two back to back makes it easier to picture where your loved one would settle.
Referring a Patient to Redwood Park
Everything a placement decision usually needs, in one place. Print a copy for the chart, or read it from here while you are on the phone with us.
Kinsington Care · Redwood Park referral facts
- Community
- Redwood Park
- Address
- 1390 Dowell Rd, Grants Pass, OR 97527
- Phone
- (541) 476-2536
- Fax
- (458) 226-2376
- Oregon facility ID
- 50M424
- Capacity
- 30 residents
- Rooms
- Private, and shared rooms divided by partitions
- Payment
- Private pay or Medicaid. No spend down required, no Medicaid cap.
- Admission
- First come, first served, regardless of payer
- Pricing
- All-inclusive monthly rate. No care levels.
- Staffing
- 24/7, four shifts a day
- Current availability
- 1 room openAs of Rooms can fill between updates. Call to confirm before you send a referral.
