1. Pete Anderson Realty, Inc.
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 738-9531, (800) 800-2998
Address: 2480 South Holladay Dr.
Description: Eight offices on the Coast from Astoria to Newport, and more in Portland, make this large company a leader in North and Central Coast realty. With about 60 agents on the Oregon Coast, they live up to their motto, “We move the most on the Oregon Coast,” and the agents are among the top producers each year.
2. Jewell School District
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 755-2451
Address: 83874 Hwy. 103
Description: Jewell School District Has an elementary school and a high school that offers classes for children starting in kindergarten through 12 grade. For more information about the current curriculum offered visit the district Web site.
3. Seaside School District
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 738-5591
Address: 1801 South Franklin St.
Description: The Seaside School District has a healthy enrollment of more than 1,760 students and serves the educational needs of Cannon Beach, Gearhart, Seaside, and rural Clatsop County. The students in this school district in grades K through 5 attend one of three elementary schools depending on where they live: Cannon Beach Elementary, Gearhart Elementary, or Seaside Heights Elementary. Students in grades 6 through 8 attend Broadway Middle School in Seaside and those in grades 9 through 12 go to Seaside High School also located in Seaside.
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Address: 725 South Wahanna Rd.
5. Providence North Coast Clinic
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 717-7556
Address: 727 South Wahanna Rd.
Description: This clinic is affiliated with Providence Seaside Hospital and has seven physicians and a nurse practitioner on staff. Office hours for this clinic are Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Insurance plans accepted include Providence Health Plan, Providence PPO, ODS, Blue Cross—Indemnity and PPO, QualMed (formerly PACC), and other insurance plans.
6. The O’Donovan Minor Emergency Clinic
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 738-5571
Address: 580 U Ave.
Description: The O’Donovan clinic has a staff of physicians specializing in family practice, gastroenterology, internal medicine, neurology, orthopedic surgery, pulmonary medicine, urology, and vascular surgery. This clinic has a doctor on call twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The clinic accepts walk-in patients and minor emergencies. The clinic is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to noon on Friday, and accepts most major insurance plans.
7. Seaside Spa & Wellness Center
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 717-1770
Address: 2647 US 101 North
Description: The Seaside Spa & Wellness Center offers acupuncture, massage, facials, pedicures, and hair-care services from a staff of licensed professionals. This full-care spa also has a licensed naturopathic physician who specializes in women’s and children’s health care. The spa stocks massage oils, bath products, and other self-care products. The spa is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
8. Seaside Senior Center
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 738-7393
Address: 1225 Ave. A
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Address: 20 North Wahanna Rd.
10. Suzanne Elise Assisted Living
City: Seaside, OR
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (503) 738-0307
Address: 101 Forest Dr.
Description: Suzanne Elise Assisted Living is a large, immaculate facility in Seaside with well-trimmed grounds and a large, sunny patio. Residents live in private apartments with attentive housekeeping, laundry, and linen services; transportation is provided or coordinated for clients (including a luxurious bus with a wheelchair lift); and a 24-hour emergency alert system is also offered. Three meals a day are included. Suzanne Elise’s philosophy is to keep residents in their homes as long as possible, and it’s a close community with many activities featured and a lot of interactivity with the larger community. Schoolchildren trick or treat; the high school students might put on a play; local artists visit. It’s also a good place just to hang out. The library is especially nice.