Solista Newberg

My dad is a resident since 2025 and is very happy there. I love to visit him and see how safe and secure he is. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and his fellow residents are all kind and welcoming. The building is nice and modern and clean. Plus there’s a Fred Meyer conveniently located across the street. I’m absolutely thrilled I found this place for him.

My Mother has been a resident for over 10 years. She is very happy living at Solista. The staff and facility are wonderful and anything else she needs is nearby in Newberg. We're so thankful that she's in a great place at this stage in her life.

Solista has been a wonderful place for my mom. She was very nervous about moving in at first, but her worries quickly disappeared after meeting the friendly, caring staff and welcoming residents. She truly enjoys the activities and spending time with her new friends. Even though she has only lived at Solista for three months, she already feels as though she has known many of the residents for years. Solista has a warm, family-like atmosphere, and it’s clear how much they care about both the residents and their families.

I was always scared to even apply to a place like this because to me, it was out of my price range until I found out that it covers all of your fixed expenses . That's when I decided to step out in faith , and I met this incredible lady name Anandi Who gave me a tour of Solista that I found out is called an Inland Cruise Ship . I was blown away. There's 3 floors, all looking down into the atrium.There is a full Beauty salon /office, /a game room, /a full library. Then there's all kinds of activities , but the best part , they have a full restaurant. I've loved where I lived before at Village Qarter in Mcminville, because it was an upgrade from just an apartment. I lived on the flat Roof of a Green Building. It had all these flower beds outside my patio door, so it was hard to move from there. Yet, the thing I noticed here is that because people eat together/go on outings together every week/see each other in the halls. they're not hesitate to linger after a meal or sit in the Atrium/or couches or chairs scattered throughout the building to visit with each other. It is just a whole different atmosphere. So I tell people that in many , many ways it's like living in a little piece of Heaven. The only thing I could afford was a studio and I did what's called a reverse declutter. I moved all of my bookshelves and set it up so I have dining area, an office area,/a bookshelf that makes an entrance to my balcony/and then another bookshelf where i hide my sewing machine, and my bed up against the wall. Another bookshelf creates a bedroom and two chairs across from each other makes my living room for two, yahoo! When the maintenance man came in, I was apologizing because when I finished moving in, it looked now like a Storage Unit, that still needs a HUGE declutter. I told him what I was doing and all of a sudden, he said, "Oh ...a tiny house!" and my studio apartment was elevated,! Now, though there are things everyone doesn't like no matter where you live, like maybe some of the meals/or that we dont have stoves, so cooking is done in community kitchen if wanted. Yet i choose to focus on all the pluses. I absolutely love it here! I would encourage anybody to at least explore that maybe, this is even better than where you're living. Besides, by living on second floor in front, I hear the Ambulance 🚑 and fire truck rumble in. I look out from balcony and pray, for both first responders and whoever needs them. Calling Chaplain Mike living in our building to let him know, i realized,"Oh!...I know! I'm a watchman on the wall." What a privilege! SONshine S. H. / Former Sr. Ms. OR 24-25