Welcome to Windsor Place  where we strive to provide brain-injured adults with a relaxed, comfortable environment, while offering a specialized program of skill development to enable them to  become more independent within their current capabilities.

Windsor Place of Salem, Oregon functions as a small non-profit facility for adults suffering from traumatic brain injury. This wonderful three house campus is centrally located in north Salem and comfortably houses a maximum of fifteen adults. The average age of traumatic brain-injured residents at Windsor Place is approximately 35 years old.

Windsor Place is classified as a “Special Adult Foster Home” and fully licensed through NorthWest Senior and Disabilities Services. The Oregon Department of Human Services has granted Windsor Place a Special Needs Contract for Traumatic Brain Injured Adults and the facility is required to have regular health and safety inspections to pass stringent regulations and standards.

All of the brain-injured residents at Windsor Place have already transitioned from an acute care facility, to our less medically needy environment. The emphasis for the resident’s program at Windsor Place is focused on these brain-injured adults re-learning basic daily activity skills with the goal of maximizing their independence capabilities to the fullest degree. Consulting Occupational and Physical therapists, as well as nursing and behavioral specialists assist our trained staff members in forming the Windsor Place team to be mindfully in tune with each of our resident’s needs.

Facilities consist of a three-home campus in a residential neighborhood not far from I-5 and only 45 minutes distance from the Portland metro area.

Funding is through Medicare, Medicaid, Worker's Compensation Insurance and private pay.