Atria Hillcrest sits in Boise, Idaho, with its campus offering both assisted living and independent living options, plus respite care for those who need short-term stays, and it's got these nice homey interiors that feel lively but familiar. The staff provide care all day and night, making sure each person's needs are met, whether that means Memory Care, Ambulatory, Diabetic, or Incontinence support, and they've got Medication Management covered too, which helps folks feel secure. There's the Hillcrest Rehabilitation Center right there, so if someone needs physical rehab or extra help with hospital or hospice needs, it's all on-site, and the facility handles both healthcare and daily living tasks.
Meals come prepared in a dining room where a professional chef serves up food meant for older adults, and there's options like gluten-free, vegetarian, low sodium, and no sugar, so people with heart conditions or diabetes won't struggle to find something safe and tasty, and anytime dining means no one has to watch the clock. Residents can invite guests for meals, ask for room service, or try out the café or private dining area if they want a change of scene. The place keeps common areas clean with regular housekeeping and laundry, and there's always emergency call systems nearby for safety.
Rooms are set up for comfort and function, like ground floor units, kitchens or kitchenettes, wheelchair-friendly showers and tubs, private patios or balconies, and choices between garden views or standard views, and everything's air-conditioned, cable-ready, and wired for internet. Folks who rely on walkers or wheelchairs can get around pretty smoothly since the whole building is handicap accessible, and there's spaces like indoor and outdoor patios, library, meeting rooms, TV lounge, plus Main Street shops for daily needs.
Atria Hillcrest has a busy activity calendar, filling days with art classes, educational speakers, day trips, wine tasting, happy hours, and gardening club, along with things like Wii Bowling, walking club, game room, fitness center, musicals, performances, and card games, and they've got Christian, Catholic, and Mormon/LDS devotional groups on and off site, plus chaplain or priest visits. People who like pets can bring cats or dogs, and there are special events for animals, too.
For special occasions, Atria Hillcrest ties in with Summer, Hope Blooms Gifts to offer floral arrangements for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, get well wishes, and party events like proms or weddings, and they can even help with arrangements for funerals or memorials, like casket sprays, wreaths, or sympathy flowers. If someone wants to decorate a room or celebrate a milestone, or send flowers out, they handle that too and can ship gifts as needed.
The facility includes a beauty salon, arts and crafts center, raised garden beds, movie room, piano or organ, and meeting spots for clubs like community service organizations, singing, and resident musicians, and they keep up with current events and social programs. Services like beautician visits, dry cleaning, transportation, and parking-including covered and uncovered spaces-make daily life easier, and the staff works out personal care plans to fit each resident, focusing on what people can do and supporting where help's needed. Altogether, Atria Hillcrest aims to balance safety, health care, and community in a setting designed for seniors looking for help or just a simpler way of living.
