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- Covered Parking, Fitness Center, Pool/Spa, Guest Parking, Controlled Access, Handicap Access, Wheelchair Accessible, Private Rooms
- Laundry Service - Provided, Laundry Service - Self Serve, Nurse on Staff, Respite Care, Respite/Short Term Stay, Scheduled Transportation, Transportation, Activities, Housekeeping, Meals/Meal Options, Social Programs
- Assisted Living Community
- All Pets Considered
Assisted Living
- $4,500.00
- Private Pay
- Price Dependent Levels of Care
- 1 BR, 2 BR, Studio
Additional Levels of Care Offered
Hilltop Reserve
Independent Living 525 S Holly St, Denver, Colorado, 80246Welcome to Hilltop Reserve, where every day will reveal a new way to get more out of the good life youre already enjoying; independent living that is relaxing, inspiring, and rewarding! Forget housework and home upkeep. Go for a swim in our aquatics center or relax in the yoga studio. Stroll around our gorgeous outdoor courtyard. Attend a concert. Drop by the library. How about a wood-fired pizza and beer on tap? This is a thoroughly modern lifestylehow maintenance-free retirement living should beand how it can be at Hilltop Reserve. Independent Living in Denvers Hilltop neighborhood would bring with it a carefully selected collection of amenities that fit the Colorado way of life. We call it the 525 Club: a style of leisure and enrichment that youve come to expect.
Hilltop Reserve
Memory Care 525 S Holly St, Denver, Colorado, 80246Details are important, especially when it comes to caring for those with Alzheimers disease or other forms of dementia. At the Hilltop Reserve Memory Care neighborhood, we understand. We will take the time to become familiar with each persons life story, developing a personalized plan that honors their preferences. From the design of our inviting spaces, to our serene and secure outdoor courtyard, to our enriching activities, we will give your loved one the warmth, respect and gentle pace of life they deserve. In addition, licensed nursing will be on-site 24-hours a day and all team members follow rigorous guidelines for health and safety. Hand sanitizers are located throughout the community and state-of-the-art cleaning products are used to enhance virus protection.
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