The Villages of Hilltop Heights is an assisted-living community that centers its program on clinical support. Residents can receive on-site physical therapy and take advantage of short-stay respite options, while individuals with moderate dementia are accommodated through targeted supervision. The community maintains a broad range of in-house medical services, including speech and occupational therapy, cardiac and wound care, routine podiatry and dental visits, vision and hearing evaluations, diabetic management, dialysis coordination, IV therapy, and a Care Navigator program that helps track appointments and follow-up. All of these services are delivered inside the building, reducing the need for frequent outside travel.

Around-the-clock oversight is provided by licensed RNs or LPNs, supported by 24-hour on-site nursing staff. Background-checked employees monitor secured doors, fenced outdoor areas, and wander-guard systems, and resident rooms feature pull cords that alert staff immediately. For day-to-day living, caregivers offer full assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting. Mobility needs are met through standby supervision, walker or wheelchair transfers, and one-person lift techniques as required. These layers of staffing and safety aim to create a predictable environment for both standard assisted-living residents and those needing dementia-related structure.

Private and companion accommodations are available in furnished layouts, and many rooms allow residents to bring personal décor or even repaint walls to suit personal taste. Cable connections, regular housekeeping, and scheduled laundry services are offered, though prospective residents should confirm which options are included in the specific unit they select.

Dining follows a set menu with three daily meals, but alternatives are available for mechanical-chopped, puréed, or thickened-liquid diets. Snacks can be requested throughout the day, and meals may be delivered to a resident’s room if health or preference warrants in-room dining. Staff track intake and coordinate diet modifications with visiting clinicians to maintain nutritional goals.

Additional amenities include outdoor smoking areas, full wheelchair accessibility throughout common spaces, an on-site barber and beauty shop, a dedicated movie room, community-wide internet access, and landscaped communal gardens for supervised or independent recreation.