Hillside Senior Living

About the community

About Hillside Senior Living

At Hillside Senior Living, we offer resort-style experiences to residents 62 and older with luxurious, pet-friendly apartments and scenic, hilltop views in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Our proximity to pristine local parks and Washington, D.C., creates an idyllic combination of serenity and excitement that is sure to please. Our manicured exteriors welcome you to fresh, bright interiors with abundant natural light from the large windows in our resort-style common areas and spacious apartments. Modern, updated fixtures and marble countertops make decorating your dream space a breeze, allowing you to settle into your new home with the utmost comfort and satisfaction. Community Amenities and Services Once you’ve settled in, take a dip in our swimming pool or catch some rays on our expansive sundeck. Cool off back inside our clubhouse with fan-covered vaulted ceilings and leather lounge chairs. Other amenities, like our fitness center, craft rooms, library, outdoor fire pit, and gas grills showcase countless possibilities for entertainment and relaxation in the company of friendly neighbors, whether you’re breaking a sweat with a satisfying workout, or unwinding fireside in the cool, night air. Living Arrangements Our luxury apartments come in different one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom floor plans with open layouts that breathe comfort into your newly created space. Units come equipped with wheelchair-accessible showers, full kitchens with updated appliances, attached storage, and built-in bookshelves that allow you to get the most out of your space and bring your new home to life. Care Types Offered Hillside Senior Living operates an assisted living program . In the state of Maryland, these terms are defined as follows: Assisted Living Program A residential- or facility-based program that provides housing and supportive services, supervision, personalized assistance, health-related services, or a combination that meets the needs of residents. An assisted living program may have a special care unit to care for residents with dementia. There are three levels of care that an assisted living program may provide: Level 1 (low): refers to a resident needing occasional assistance or support in one or more personal care or health Level 2 (moderate): refers to a resident needing a substantial assistance or support in one or more personal care or health related areas Level 3 (high): refers to a resident needing extensive and frequent help Maryland Facility Inspection Reports Related Articles Retirement Communities for Active Adults 6 Practical Things to Consider When Moving an Aging Loved One Your Complete Guide to Assisted Living