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Pacific View Senior Living Community

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Pacific View Senior Living Community

Welcome To Pacific View Senior Living Community. A wonderful retirement community to call home. We o It was originally owned and operated by the Coquille Tribe.

Pacific View Senior Living Community opened its doors in 1994 with the name Heritage Place. From its opening it has steadily gained recognition as a strong active member of the Bandon Community. Over the years, it has held many holiday and fundraising events, hosted support groups and helped the Bandon Community in many other wonderful ways. Pacific View Senior Living Community prides itself on offering you choices that allow you to live your life the way you want. It’s a simple concept that means you can take control of your time, find comfort in your surroundings, and be part of a community of friends and neighbors. Now that’s really living.

02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us! ❤️

Our residents had such a wonderful day filled with laughter, music, and so much love. Robin played beautifully on the harp, creating the perfect romantic atmosphere while everyone enjoyed delicious coconut shrimp appetizers, a beautiful lunch, and of course — chocolate-dipped strawberries to make the day extra sweet.

Between our Cupid Float Social, Sweetheart Bingo, and all the festive fun, it was truly a day to remember. Seeing the smiles, friendships, and joy shared today is what makes celebrations like this so special. 💘

Thank you to everyone who helped make this Valentine’s Day unforgettable for our residents ❤️

02/14/2026

Valentines twins 💜💜

So much beauty in one photo 📸

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02/09/2026

🏈 Super Bowl fun! Great snacks, lots of laughter, and plenty of football excitement made it such a fun celebration. Nothing better than good company and game day energy! ❤️

02/04/2026

Lots of smiles, laughter, and friendly competition as our residents enjoyed a fun game of Bingo. It’s a simple activity that brings connection, engagement, and joy—and we love every moment of it! 💜

01/29/2026

Understanding the Meaning Behind “I Want to Go Home” 🏡
Pacific View Memory Care – Education Series

When a person living with dementia says, “I want to go home,” they are often not referring to a physical place.

In dementia care, “home” can represent:
• Safety
• Familiarity
• Comfort
• A time when life felt predictable
• A place where they felt capable, known, and secure

Responding by correcting or explaining (“You are home”) can unintentionally increase distress, because it addresses the literal words, not the emotional need underneath them.

At Pacific View Memory Care, we focus on emotion-based communication. Evidence-based approaches include:

• Responding to the feeling:
“It sounds like you’re needing comfort right now.”

• Offering a familiar activity or routine

• Sitting side-by-side rather than face-to-face

• Using calm, reassuring language instead of detailed explanations

This approach is not deception.
It is meeting the brain where it is and prioritizing emotional safety and dignity.

Understanding behaviors helps us provide compassionate, person-centered care—every day.

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Pacific View Memory Care

01/23/2026

At Pacific View, activities are more than a calendar—they’re moments of dignity, joy, and connection.

During National Activity Professionals Week, we honor our Life Enrichment team for the compassion, creativity, and intentional care they bring to our residents each day. You make a difference in ways both big and small—and we see you. 💙

01/14/2026

💙 Dementia & Pain: What Families Need to Know

One of the most common things we hear is:
“Mom doesn’t feel pain anymore.”
“He doesn’t say he hurts.”
“They don’t seem to understand pain.”

Here’s the truth — pain does not go away with dementia.
What changes is the ability to recognize it, describe it, or ask for help.

When someone is living with dementia, pain often shows up in different ways:
• Agitation or sudden anger
• Anxiety or restlessness
• Aggression or resistance to care
• Pacing, wandering, or fidgeting
• Grimacing or changes in facial expression
• Changes in sleep or appetite

These behaviors are often misunderstood — but many times, they are a person’s way of saying, “Something hurts.”

At Pacific View, we don’t see behaviors first — we look for the cause.
Because when we understand that pain is still very real, we can respond with empathy, comfort, and proper care.

💙 Dementia changes communication — not humanity.
💙 Pain is still felt — it’s just spoken differently.

If you ever notice changes in your loved one’s behavior, please reach out to our care team. Together, we can listen, look deeper, and ensure comfort comes first.

01/09/2026

🍻 Happy Hour Vibes & Good Times 🧀🥨

There’s something truly special about happy hour—coming together, sharing laughter, and celebrating the joy of life with friends. Our residents enjoyed a wonderful time of connection, entertainment, and smiles all around as we gathered to relax and enjoy the moment.

To make it even better, we treated everyone to delicious appetizers from our very own Face Rock Creamery 🧀
✨ A Giant Bavarian Pretzel paired perfectly with their yummy craft beer cheese sauce—a crowd favorite and the perfect happy hour bite!

Good food, great company, and joyful entertainment—this is what happy hour is all about 💛

01/07/2026

✨ Oops… we did it again ✨ 🥇🥇

Pacific View Senior Living Community has been named Best Assisted Living at the Toast of the South Coast — TWO YEARS IN A ROW!

We’re feeling incredibly grateful (and just a little proud 😉). This win belongs to our amazing residents, their families, our rockstar staff, and our South Coast community who trust us every single day.

Turns out when you lead with heart, compassion, and dignity… gold follows 💛

Thank you for believing in us and allowing us to do what we love most — care for your loved ones.

— Pacific View Senior Living Community

01/06/2026

Dementia and the sense of Taste

It’s common to worry when our loved ones living with dementia suddenly craves only sweet foods, soft textures, or some favorites. But there’s a reason: dementia alters taste, smell, and sensory processing.

Foods may begin to taste bland, metallic, or feel “wrong” in the mouth. Temperatures and textures can become overwhelming, like it can feel too hot, too cold, too gritty, too chewy.

Sweet flavors often linger longest in sensory memory. That’s why desserts, fruits, and sweetened foods can feel safer and more recognizable.

The goal isn’t a perfectly balanced plate. The goal is nourishment without distress.

If your loved on chooses junk or sweets over homemade meal, that’s still nutrition. That’s still care.

When the brain changes, food rules must bend to accommodate it.

Compassion means meeting our loved ones where they are, one bite, one moment, one gentle offering at a time.

Address

1000 6th Avenue W
Bandon, OR
97411

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm
Sunday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+15413477502

Website

https://www.pacificviewsl.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

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