Highland Park

Highland Park Assisted Living has been open since May 21, 2023, and sits among a group of senior living communities like Aria Ranch, Arrowhead Lakes, and Camino De Oro, so you'll find they know a bit about how things should run, and Ms. Amanda E Maze is the head of the management team, which means there's a steady hand organizing things. Residents get care plans built around their needs, so if someone needs more help with memory or just with the basics like bathing or getting dressed, the staff steps in, and if extra nursing support or medication management is needed, they handle that, too. Highland Park has memory care programs to help those living with memory problems, and the place tries to keep everyone as independent as possible, even while helping with daily activities. You'll see nurses helping with medicine, there are rehab services for folks who might need help recovering or staying strong, and there's a focus on community, which is shown in the way the outdoor areas are kept up, like the backyard where roses and an aviary add a bit of life to the place. There's no smoking allowed in any of the public or private indoor areas and they do allow pets-dogs and cats-so the place feels a bit more like home to some. Highland Park also has private rooms with private bathrooms, and for folks just needing a short stay, whether for rehab or a break from home care, they offer respite care and even hospice when it's needed. They run things every hour of every day so there's always someone around, and the services include complimentary transportation if you need to get to an appointment, plus there's general parking. The home doesn't have a Better Business Bureau accreditation, and special licensing, bonding, or registration stuff may apply since assisted living has its requirements. Overall, Highland Park offers a home-like spot for seniors needing daily care or memory care, keeping things safe, calm, and a bit more personal than you'll find in big places.