Hillcrest Adams

Hillcrest Adams sits in Hibbing, MN, and is part of a group with other properties like Hillcrest Nashwauk, Hillcrest Suites, Hillcrest Terrace, and a sister property called Serving Hart, and offers both assisted living and memory care communities, so folks with different needs can find some help here, and there's a range of room types including studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and semi-private spaces for those who like a bit of company. You'll find the usual features that help folks live easier, like wheelchair accessibility, safety bars in the bathrooms and showers, heating and cooling with each room's own thermostat, mini blinds, cable-ready rooms, smoke detectors, and sprinklers, while the rest of the building has things like elevators for easy movement, fireplaces and televisions in living rooms and common areas, a large dining room where people eat meals made by a trained culinary team, and a private outdoor patio with a serene garden for quiet or fresh air. Hillcrest Adams sits close to places of worship, parks, hospitals, pharmacies, and doctors' offices, and transportation is available to help residents get to appointments or run errands, so folks don't feel stuck. Staff provide care twenty-four hours a day, and there's always trained nurses or a registered nurse to help with emergencies or regular care, which includes help with bathing, dressing, moving from beds to wheelchairs, assistance with diabetic and incontinence care, and they'll help manage medication too or keep track of insulin if needed, plus they offer specialized memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or other dementia. If you need some basic things like laundry and housekeeping, that's handled weekly, and meals are served three times every day, while snacks are available throughout the day, and you'll find organized activities on-site and sometimes off-site, including devotional trips for those who want them, as well as weekly care conferences to make sure each care plan fits what's needed for each resident. There's a beauty shop in the building where folks can get haircuts or styling, there's a TV room for watching shows and spending time with neighbors, and the indoor common areas make it easier to visit, play games, or join group activities. Security features include a locked security gate and twenty-four-hour camera monitoring throughout the common spaces, and the whole idea is to make sure folks feel both independent and looked after. Payment options include private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and private insurance, and there are separate fees depending on how much care is needed or for short-term stays. You'll find the staff organize things like transportation for doctor visits, help with scheduling appointments, and there's access to a social worker and support with an initial nurse assessment to set up a tailored care plan, so each resident gets what they need without a lot of fuss.