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Tigard long-term care company to lay off 129 workers as nursing homes change hands
Tigard long-term care company to lay off 129 workers as nursing homes change hands
Tigard long-term care company to lay off 129 workers as nursing homes change hands

Published on: 08/04/2026

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Avamere, a Tigard-based senior housing operator, plans to cut 129 jobs starting next month as it transfers dozens of its facilities to new operators. Pictured is Avamere Crestview, a skilled nursing home in Southwest Portland.

A Tigard-based company that manages nursing homes and assisted living communities plans to lay off 129 employees starting next month as it exits the skilled nursing business and turns over dozens of Oregon long-term care facilities to other companies.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2026/08/tigard-long-term-care-company-to-lay-off-129-workers-as-nursing-homes-change-hands.html

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