Horizon Hills Residential Group Care III sits at 8055 Mohawk Lane, about 2.5 miles from Lemmon Valley, in a peaceful area of Reno, Nevada, and works as a licensed group home for up to 8 residents. This small, homelike setting focuses on giving support to seniors who want assisted living or need supervised group care in a secure, comfortable place. Residents can pick from different studio room layouts, both private and semi-private, and they're welcome to bring pets, which can make things feel more like home. The staff offers around-the-clock supervision and helps with all the daily basics, like bathing, getting dressed, moving safely, managing medications, and making sure everyone has healthy, home-cooked meals three times a day, even for special diets such as diabetes or high blood pressure. The facility includes community dining, group care, and offers both long-term care and short-stay respite, so families can get some relief when they need it.
Horizon Hills holds to senior care standards and makes detailed care plans for each resident, often coordinating directly with visiting medical professionals and healthcare providers, and offers memory care for residents facing dementia or other cognitive challenges, with routines for mental engagement and emotional comfort. There's licensed nursing care and the staff can help with transfers, insulin shots, and two-person assistance for safety, though this often depends on each resident's needs. The facility stands out for offering hospice care support if someone needs end-of-life comfort and has both fitness and art programs, music and pet therapy, garden spaces, book rooms, a health area, a hot tub, and a sauna, which means plenty of ways for residents to keep busy, stay active, or just relax.
The grounds have walking paths, gardens, and recreation areas, and regular activities like community nights, movie events, board games, and social gatherings help everyone feel part of the group. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning services make daily chores easy, and the move-in help makes settling in less stressful. The staff arranges rides for errands, religious services, or medical appointments, so residents don't have to worry about missing anything important. The whole approach aims for residents to keep their independence where possible, with respect, compassion, and stability shaping the community, and they aim for a safe, supportive place that prioritizes every resident's comfort and peace of mind. The facility is state-licensed, offers daily living support and medication help, and has a reputation for a well-rounded, friendly environment, usually rating around 8 out of 10 with those familiar with the community. Horizon Hills Residential Group Care III gives seniors support, resources, and a calm place to call home in their later years.
