Merrill Gardens at Sherwood

Merrill Gardens at Sherwood, located in Sherwood, OR offers independent living, assisted living & memory care. Visit Provider Website

Merrill Gardens at Sherwood sits in the Edy Ridge neighborhood of Sherwood, OR, near Downtown Historic Sherwood. There's a rooftop deck, a bistro, a bocce court and a fitness and wellness center. Scheduled rides go to medical appointments, shopping and outings. One floor plan is a one-bedroom with a den and two baths, about 830 to 1,000 square feet.

Pricing at Merrill Gardens at Sherwood

Merrill Gardens at Sherwood says it starts at $4,100 per month. That's the community's starting point. Their website doesn't state what assisted living, memory care or independent living costs on its own. Costs vary with the apartment type and size, the services you pick, and how much care you or your family member needs. Monthly fees typically cover a private apartment, Anytime Dining, housekeeping, maintenance, scheduled transportation, social activities and wellness programs. Move-in fees and deposits also vary. One request through Get Pricing gets you current numbers for your floor plan and care needs, so you can budget for the apartment you want.

Four Floor Plans in Edy Ridge

Merrill Gardens at Sherwood has four plans:

• Studio, about 428 square feet
• One bedroom, about 572 to 727 square feet
• One bedroom with den and two baths, about 830 to 1,000 square feet
• Two bedroom, two baths, about 904 to 920 square feet

The den plan gives you a second bathroom without moving up to two bedrooms. Small pets can come with you, under community policies.

Memory Care at Merrill Gardens at Sherwood

Garden House is set up for people with Alzheimer's or other memory impairment. The courtyards are enclosed, and specially trained staff work there around the clock. Inspire Connection, a program built on a Montessori approach, gives your family member roles and routines to take part in.

What Reviews Say About Merrill Gardens at Sherwood

Two reviews credit the general manager. One likes their steady, thoughtful way of leading, and the other says a conversation with them settled a family's decision. Two more describe community events: an Alzheimer's fundraiser open to the wider community, and a women's tea in the bistro with about 30 people.