Hilltop Springs Senior Living

Independent living is described for active, self-sufficient residents seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle with social opportunities. Assisted living supports people who need help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing or managing medications while maintaining as much independence as possible.

Assisted living includes on-site 24-hour care to meet residents’ specific needs.

Memory care is for people with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, with structured routines and cognitive support.

The person-centered memory care approach takes each resident’s abilities into account. Programs include sensory gardens and music therapy to support cognitive, creative and motor skills.

Independent living plans include a studio of about 530 sq. ft., a one-bedroom deluxe plan of about 723 sq. ft. and a two-bedroom premium plan of about 1,139 sq. ft.

Assisted living has studio plans of about 427 sq. ft., one-bedroom suites of about 543 sq. ft. and two-bedroom suites of about 938 sq. ft.

Memory care offers a private suite with a shared bathroom of about 266 sq. ft. or a private suite of about 324 sq. ft.

Hilltop Springs has a dining room and a private dining area, and residents are described as dining together.

The activity schedule includes educational and informational events, social gatherings, creative hobby clubs, fitness classes and movie nights.

Residents can choose to be as private or as social as they like.

Amenities include a fitness and wellness center, indoor pool, hot tub and sauna.

Residents can use an on-site theater and golf simulator.

The community has a salon, a massage room and a Bistro/Country Store where residents can grab coffee.

Shared spaces include a billiards room, bowling alley and game room, as well as outdoor seating with a fire pit.

Redding’s Cultural District has public art and restaurants. Named cultural destinations include the Cascade Theatre, concerts at the Redding Civic Auditorium and Behrens-Eaton House Museum.