Hilltop Haven

Hilltop Haven sits on a hilltop with pretty views and has been helping seniors for eight years now, and it's a licensed Residential Care Facility with 20 beds where folks get help in a safe, friendly place, and the staff pay close attention to comfort. Lacey A. Skelton is the Lab Director for their on-site laboratory, so they do clinical and specialty lab testing and have different lab features like sample volume tracking and custom alerts, and there's someone to talk to if there's a lab question, which makes things easier for families and care teams. People here get assistance with things like bathing, dressing, wheelchair use, medication, and even moving safely, and there's always someone close by if help is needed any hour of the day or night, which keeps everyone feeling safe. Hilltop Haven coordinates with doctors, handles non-ambulatory care, and has special features for those who use wheelchairs, so no one feels left out, and English is spoken here for simple communication within families. Folks get their own furnished rooms with amenities like telephones, and there's laundry and housekeeping, meals served all day long with changes for allergies, and a real dining room where everyone can gather, which feels comforting. You'll find walking paths, a maintained garden, a barber and salon for grooming, and a living environment where people have activities like movie nights, crafts in the arts room, resident-planned events, and spaces to visit with friends and family. The community sets up transportation when needed, gives personal care plans made just for each resident's unique needs, and supports seniors who need daily help but want some freedom. There's a waiver program, and while Hilltop Haven offers long-term, non-acute care, they don't take Medicare unless the right certification is in place. The community tries to make sure everyone feels safe and at ease, giving families peace of mind while engaging residents in meaningful ways, and the view from the hilltop is something folks seem to enjoy as they spend their days in a supportive place that doesn't feel too big or too small.