Hilltop Park Post Acute sits in Denver, Colorado, serving the Denver metro area, and the building has gone through recent renovations to improve both comfort and safety for the residents who live there, who might be coming for short-term rehab, long-term care, or recovery from an illness, surgery, or injury, and since this is a non-profit place, the staff focuses on giving care that's patient-centered and high quality, with skilled nursing available around the clock and a home-like environment. Folks can choose from private or semi-private rooms, each aimed at comfort and privacy, and there are outdoor spaces, therapeutic gardens, and activity rooms for group events, games, outings, movies, birthday parties, musical performances, religious meetings, and things like news reading, fitness, exercise, and volunteer-led programs, plus private lounges for special occasions and family visits with suggested limits to keep it comfortable. Residents can count on 24-hour skilled nursing, memory care services for dementia and Alzheimer's, and a wide range of rehab and therapy services to help with recovery, alongside social services to help families with transitions, plans for discharge, and things like arranging dental, vision, and psychological services, plus there's a Director of Nursing who personally oversees care, a Medical Director on site, and a Business Office Manager to help with billing questions.
The facility gives a lot of medical support, with IV therapy, medication management and education, pain management for both chronic and temporary pain, enteral feeding, catheter, colostomy and ileostomy care, wound care, post-hospital care, home health coordination, hospice, respite, and GIP care, along with specialized diabetes management using blood glucose checks and insulin, and educational resources for both residents and families. There's a restorative nursing program to help folks keep their independence and maximize their quality of life, plus diabetes management and classes for pain management at home, bowel and bladder programs, regular nutritional checks, and dietary plans created by a registered dietitian who also works with food preferences and prescribed diets, and the food service team prepares all meals, with staff able to provide oral supplements if needed.
Hilltop Park Post Acute gives residents free WiFi, cable, and phone hookups in their rooms, the option to bring a personal TV or cell phone, an industrial washing machine for laundry with service handled by staff or families if they choose, plus a beauty salon for haircuts, outdoor gardens, and areas for smoking, and there's wheelchair-friendly parking and good accessibility for people using assistive devices. The place accepts Medicare for coverage for qualifying periods, has transportation to appointments, onsite laboratory and X-ray services, and connections to outside dialysis, while the staff keep up with training and safety, following strict infection control, including COVID-19 precautions, through regular PPE use, staff education, and ongoing updates. People can bring pets for visits under certain safety guidelines, there's a daily mail service (except weekends and holidays), and social services help link up with Power of Attorney or advanced planning needs.
The facility's activities program offers everything from walking groups, trivia, stretching exercises, musical singalongs, candlelight dinners, ice cream socials, and trips outside to entertainment brought in, and it supports both large and small gatherings, including visits from children. Staff hold continued learning courses and CNA training, and the site frequently hosts nurse training due to its high model for coordinated care between nursing, rehab, and medical directors. Hilltop Park Post Acute also offers an online user account system where residents or families can track events, save favorites, message staff, look at health records, manage care coordination, and use community tools like symptom checkers, medication libraries, elder abuse support, and information about health legislation, elder law, and disaster response. The staff help ensure everyone's voice is heard through active resident councils, and residents have access to outside resources, including legal and safety groups.
Overall, Hilltop Park Post Acute's focus is to provide skilled nursing, recovery, and support to adults in the Denver area, whether they need short-term help or a longer stay, with trained nursing and support staff who work closely with families and residents to make the stay as comfortable and safe as possible, while keeping the day-to-day life engaging and supportive. More details are available on the facility's website.
