Tremont Ridge Assisted Living sits in a large, warm home that feels welcoming, with a caring team always around for support and comfort, especially since it's right near the Hillsboro Area Hospital, which many families find reassuring. Residents get help with daily things like bathing, getting dressed, handling medications including insulin shots, and other needs, and there's 24-hour supervision in case anyone needs help in the middle of the night, which is comforting to know. The staff work on personalized care plans, and folks with unique needs, including those living with dementia or cognitive problems, have special programs like memory care or a dementia waiver program so they stay as healthy and safe as possible. The community has options for respite care for short stays and hospice care for those who need more support, so loved ones can visit or arrange care without long-term strings attached. Everybody gets three homemade meals each day, and they make sure to serve food that fits diets for allergies, diabetes, or high blood pressure, and there's always a seat in the dining room whether it's regular mealtime or someone wants to eat later, which is ideal for folks who don't keep strict schedules.
There are lots of activities and amenities, so there's usually something for everyone-arts and crafts in the arts room, music or movie nights, a book room if someone likes to read in quiet, plus fitness programs, a Jacuzzi, a sauna, and yard spaces or gardens with walking paths for those who want fresh air. A full-time activity director and the staff run programs like music therapy, board games, pet therapy, and field trips out to community events, stores, or religious services, and transportation is arranged for doctor appointments or errands, which sure helps families keep peace of mind. For grooming and looking good, there's a salon with a barber and stylist, and folks enjoy movie entertainment, resident-planned events, or even just chatting in the game room. Safety is always a part of daily life at Tremont Ridge, with emergency alert systems in rooms, electric height-adjustable features and safety brakes on mobility chairs, so everyone moves around as safely and independently as possible.
The setting feels peaceful, with enclosed courtyards, garden areas, and rooms with home-like comfort, and while some residents move in long-term, others may visit for short stays under Respite Stay. The goal's to help residents enjoy their days, stay active, and feel included in the community, and the environment's set up to support aging in place with dignity and care. The community offers mild cognitive support for those who need just a little extra help, and regular devotional services add comfort for many. With everything going on-like trips, activities, and good meals-the place tries to fill residents' lives with meaning, independence, and as much happiness as possible, in a way that doesn't feel rushed or overwhelming, just steady and sincere.
