Resident Life at Heritage Hill Senior Community

Say goodbye to boredom. There’s no time to flip through television channels or idly sit in your room. You have friends to meet, places to go and things to see and do! Check out the monthly calendar of events to discover just how much fun you can experience. Begin the day with “Coffee and Chat,” learn the art of Coupon Clipping, practice meditation and body postures during yoga class, or grab a front row seat to live musical entertainment. Your day is what you make of it, so make it fun!

Heritage Hill Senior Community’s Memory Care Neighborhoods offer signature programs and activities to bring comfort and happiness to residents living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or memory loss. Our compassionate care team receives continued training from leading memory care experts, such as Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach™ to Care and the Alzheimer’s Association to ensure the latest care practices are used to promote a better quality of life for your loved one.

Activities featured on our Monthly Calendar:

Birthday Parties
Bingo/Bingo Blitz
Catholic Mass/Rosary
Chair Zumba
Celebration of Life Services
Feature Films
Group Games
Happy Hour
Keepsake Story Collection
Live Musical Entertainment
Neighborhood Stroll
Outings
Paint & Sip
Pen Pal Program
Pet Therapy Visits
Sit & Be Fit Class
Tracking & Taming Wildlife
Travel Tours
Trivia, Talk & Ticklers

Clubs:

Busy Baker’s Club
Card Player’s Club
Crafty Crew Club
Fun & Faith Club
Puzzle Pals Club
Yarner’s Club

Committees:

Correspondence Committee
Food Committee
Service Project Committee
Welcome Wagon Committee

Resident and Family Testimonials

My mother has been at Heritage Hill for five years. The facility is an asset to our community both inside and out. I am very happy with the care my mother receives over the past years. The atmosphere is very family-oriented and the staff is friendly and easy to communicate with. The facility is very clean and easily accessible for the resident to attend the numerous activities and dining area. My mother has been enjoying activities and other programs at Heritage Hill that would not be possible living at home being confined to a wheel chair. Their first priority is their residents.