VITALIA Highland Heights

VITALIA Highland Heights is a new senior living community that offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care all in one place, so folks with different needs can find the support they need without starting over somewhere new, and the place is fully licensed with staff covering things like wellness, memory care, dining, and plant operations, all led by an Executive Director. There are studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all designed to be easy to move around in, and the rooms come with Wi-Fi, cable TV, and kitchen appliances, and if residents want, they can decorate or repaint their residence to feel more at home. The community stays pet-friendly, so seniors can bring pets along, and the building is accessible for wheelchairs or walkers, with amenities that include a swimming pool, hot tub spa, fitness rooms, computer room, entertainment venues, and a coffee shop on campus. People can join in daily events, things like live music, educational talks, chair volleyball, arts and crafts, and outings to nearby parks or local spots like cafes and pharmacies, and there's always something happening to help folks meet each other, stay active, and engage their minds, even things like Tai Chi and yoga/stretching. Meals get cooked fresh every day, and The Bell Tower restaurant stays open from 7 in the morning until 7 at night, serving menu options that cover special diets like vegetarian, low-salt, kosher, or diabetic meals, and guest meals are allowed if residents want to invite someone for dinner. The staff includes a health services team with nurses on-site who can help with medication reminders or hospice care, and the pharmacy's right there too, plus they offer therapies-occupational, physical, and rehabilitation-so residents with different needs get support all week, and the staff speaks several languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, and American Sign Language. Housekeeping, laundry, and linens get handled, nobody has to worry about chores, and if someone wants to get out for shopping or recreation, transportation and driving assistance are available, and there's guest parking and overnight options if family visits. The community has a resident portal so folks and their loved ones can keep up with events or news, and people can get involved with volunteer programs or community activities, and there are on-site religious services for those who want to attend. Memory care neighborhoods are secure and offer support for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, focusing on comfort and routines, while assisted living gives help with daily needs, and independent living lets people have as much freedom as they want with no yard work or home maintenance. The pricing starts at $2,890 for independent living, $4,200 for assisted living, and $4,590 for memory care, with a one-time entry fee of $1,650. The grounds are clean and well-kept, staff are caring and present, and the community's even won "Best of Senior Living" and "All Star" awards for resident satisfaction, but what's really noticeable day to day is how people can enjoy life on their own terms-joining in group games, relaxing in the garden, spending time with friends, or just enjoying a cup of coffee-all in a place that respects every resident equally and makes sure each person gets the care and attention to help them feel comfortable, active, and safe. Tours are available even in the evenings and on weekends so potential residents and their families can see the dining, rooms, and activities firsthand, which helps everyone get a better feel for what life at VITALIA Highland Heights is like before making decisions.