United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus in Dickinson, New York, offers a mix of senior living options on a well-kept, green campus that feels peaceful and rural but sits close to shops, parks, and houses of worship, so you get both quiet and convenience. The campus provides independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing care, and short-term rehabilitation, so residents can get more care as their needs change, and there's a Transitional Care Unit for those who need help recovering after an illness or hospital stay. Residents can live in apartments or cottages, all designed for comfort and safety, and moving between levels of care doesn't mean leaving the campus you're used to, which helps folks feel secure and settled in their routines.
The community encourages independence and offers support as needed, with certified trainers in a wellness center, a fitness room with treadmills and stationary bikes, and a relaxation room with massaging chairs. Assisted Living staff help residents with bathing, dressing, and medication, and the memory care program uses secure spaces to support those with memory loss, working to keep everyone safe and engaged without confusion or wandering. Skilled nursing and adult care offer higher levels of support for those with complex medical needs. Folks can enjoy three meals a day in the main dining room or café, and there's a beauty salon and barbershop on-site for easy grooming. The campus includes outdoor courtyards, a meditation garden, pavilions, lounges, and family rooms to make visits pleasant and let people stay active or relaxed as they wish.
Social events, wellness classes, educational programs, and faith-based gatherings fill the calendar, so residents find ways to connect, stay active, or explore their interests. The campus is known for friendly staff who support daily life kindly and respectfully, and the atmosphere stays welcoming and calm. The facility supports spiritual needs with a dedicated center and helps families and residents handle important paperwork-like Medicare, insurance details, estate planning, and legal documents-so transitioning to Hilltop is as smooth as possible. There's access to virtual tours for those who want to explore before visiting, and the campus has earned recognition for the quality of care in independent living, assisted living, memory care, and rehabilitation services. Amenities like easy parking, wheelchair accessible rooms, nutritious chef-prepared meals, and private or shared rooms help everyone stay comfortable.
Hilltop Campus supports seniors with different physical and mental abilities, offering personalized care and services shaped around what each person needs, and tries to help residents have days that are active, comfortable, and full of small pleasures. The non-profit approach keeps the focus on resident well-being, and the setting's designed to encourage community, dignity, and continued enjoyment of life in later years. The campus, part of United Methodist Homes, has a rating of 4.2 out of 5 with a small but positive group of reviews, and it's won the Best of Senior Living Award.
