Hillcrest Center Costs & Pricing
At Hillcrest Center, the monthly costs for care reflect a premium compared to both Montgomery County and the broader state of Pennsylvania. For semi-private rooms, residents incur a fee of $7,380, which significantly exceeds the county average of $4,587 and the state average of $3,542. Private room accommodations at Hillcrest are priced at $7,770, also higher than Montgomery County's rate of $6,016 and Pennsylvania's average of $4,890. These figures suggest that while Hillcrest Center may offer enhanced services or amenities, prospective residents should carefully consider their budget in comparison to local and state options before making a decision.
| Floor plans | Hillcrest Center | Montgomery County | Pennsylvania |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $7,380 | $4,587 | $3,542 |
| Private | $7,770 | $6,016 | $4,890 |
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Overall Review of Hillcrest Center
common
55 reviews mention this
Caring staff is a consistent theme
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as caring, responsive, and professional.
Across the reviews, people describe the staff as friendly, helpful, and attentive to residentsā needs. Several comments highlight nursing and CNA interactions, including warm communication with families and support with daily needs and wound care. Multiple reviewers also point to coordination among social work, nursing, and administration, especially when explaining progress or addressing concerns. A few negative reviews criticize administration or staffing behavior, but even those contrast the experience with what families expected from a care facility.
caveat
22 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and condition vary
Cleanliness is mixed, with some visitors praising spotless areas and others reporting dirty conditions and odors.
Many reviews say the facility is clean, well maintained, and organized, including rooms and hallways. Others report strong negative experiences, citing dirty or filthy areas, bad smells, and outdated conditions such as broken fixtures. Even within the positive remarks, some people still frame cleanliness as something they carefully noticed during visits or stays. The overall pattern is that cleanliness is not uniformly described across reviewers.
common
10 reviews mention this
Activities and recreation keep days busy
Residents are offered scheduled activities and a recreation team residents can look forward to.
Reviews frequently mention activities calendars, engaging events, and a recreation team. Several describe enjoying group activities like bingo, crafts, and holiday events, and one person highlights daily floor-based options. A few reviews say activities could be more plentiful, especially for residents with different levels of ability. Overall, activities come up as a meaningful part of day-to-day experience for many families.
common
14 reviews mention this
Food quality draws praise and complaints
Dining is a frequent talking point, with residents describing both good meals and issues like cold or basic āinstitutionā food.
Some reviewers praise meals as delicious, restaurant-like, or especially good for breakfast, and a few mention dietary staff taking pride in serving residents with restrictions. Others describe food as cold, like ājail food,ā or say food preferences were not followed. A handful of comments also call out the need for better dining consistency. Taken together, dining quality appears uneven across reviews.
differentiator
12 reviews mention this
Clinical care and therapy support recovery
For short-term rehab and skilled nursing, residents describe coordinated medical and therapy support.
Several reviews describe care teams that include nursing, therapists, wound care, and nutrition support, along with regular communication about progress. Some families describe visible improvements during stays and note that staff follow wound care schedules. Others mention meal-prep support tailored to mobility needs, and one reviewer contrasts the level of treatment with other rehab facilities. A small number of reviews raise serious concerns about supervision and care execution, which is the main counterbalance to the otherwise positive clinical themes.
How we summarize
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