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When you’re here, you’re family
Amidst scenic views of Mount Hood in Oregon you’ll find Avamere at Sandy. Our location features 79 rooms and offers assisted living, memory care, and respite care. The community lifestyle promotes independence for residents. Amenities include 24-hour staff, transportation, and an extensive activities calendar.
Avamere at Sandy is a proud recipient of the American Health Care Association bronze quality award, recognizing our commitment to quality.
As part of the Avamere Family of Companies, we are proud to be named one of Oregon’s most admired companies by the Portland Business Journal as we continually strive to enhance the life of every person we serve. Take a look and discover what makes Avamere at Sandy a special place.
Is there anything more delicious than three cheese tortelli?! Our residents spent the afternoon hand making pasta dough, stuffing their tortellis, and cooking them! Have you tried making your own pasta before?
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Our residents had so much fun at the Sandy Fish Hatchery that we had to make a return trip! Our residents loved learning about the native fish in our streams and seeing all of the baby fish.
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Have you seen the gorgeous giant pink and purple saucer magnolias in bloom? Did you know that you can make your own magnolia syrup with the flowers?! Our Executive Director Maddie made some magnolia syrup for our happy hour drinks this Friday! Our residents enjoyed a Magnolia Mule.
Magnolia flowers have been around since the Crustaceous age and were a favorite food of many plant eating dinosaurs. Every time you eat a magnolia flower, you’re sharing a meal with a dinosaur!
Try Maddie’s magnolia syrup recipe and Gilly’s Magnolia Mule recipe to make your own drinks!
Magnolia Syrup:
Combine one cup sugar and one cup water.
Bring the water and sugar to a boil and add one cup of magnolia flower petals (make sure to remove the stems, as they are bitter!)
Simmer for 20 minutes with the petals, sugar and water.
Strain the syrup into an airtight container.
Magnolia syrup can be stored for up to one year.
Magnolia Mule:
Magnolia flower syrup
Splash of lime juice
One shot vodka (optional)
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