Menlo Park Post Acute

Menlo Park Post Acute is a skilled nursing facility located in the Hazelwood neighborhood of outer northeast Portland, Oregon, providing specialized short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care for seniors and those recovering from illness, surgery, or injury. Situated along NE 122nd Avenue, the community is well-positioned for families across the greater Portland metro area seeking high-quality post-acute care. Managed by Pacs Group, a respected healthcare management company known for its commitment to clinical excellence and dignified, person-centered care, Menlo Park Post Acute offers a full spectrum of skilled nursing services. These include wound care management, IV therapy, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and medication management — all delivered by a dedicated team of licensed nurses and certified therapists. The surrounding Hazelwood and Centennial neighborhoods offer a comfortable, accessible environment for residents and visiting families. Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center in nearby Gresham and Providence Portland Medical Center on NE Glisan Street are both within a short drive, supporting seamless transitions between hospital and post-acute care. The facility's location near Gateway Transit Center makes it easily reachable by family members traveling via TriMet. Families will appreciate the proximity to everyday conveniences, including Mall 205 for shopping and dining, as well as the natural beauty of Glendoveer Golf Course and Gardens — a beloved green space just minutes away that offers walking paths and a peaceful setting. Powell Butte Nature Park, a sweeping volcanic butte with panoramic views of the Cascades, is also close by and provides a meaningful sense of place for Portland-area seniors. At Menlo Park Post Acute, Pacs Group's philosophy centers on restoring independence, supporting dignity, and partnering with families throughout each resident's care journey. Whether recovering from a hip replacement, managing a complex chronic condition, or transitioning to long-term care, residents receive individualized attention in a warm, professional environment.