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The Fountains at Hilltop

The Fountains at Hilltop

3203 N 15Th St, Grand Junction, CO 81506

Call 970-243-8800
4.3 (15 Google reviews)

The Fountains at Hilltop pairs independent and assisted living across 110 apartments in Grand Junction's Hilltop district, one of the few communities its size that welcomes resident pets.

  • Pet-Friendly
  • 110 Apartments
  • Two Care Levels
  • Family Communication

Why Families Choose The Fountains at Hilltop

  • One of few Grand Junction communities open to resident pets
  • 110 apartments split between independent and assisted living
  • Assisted living runs near $5,500 monthly, independent near $4,200
  • Out-of-state relatives say they stay genuinely in the loop day to day
  • Residents who've called this community home for years, not months
  • Sits on North 15th Street in Grand Junction's Hilltop district

About The Fountains at Hilltop

The Fountains at Hilltop occupies North 15th Street in Grand Junction's Hilltop district, a corner of town lined with medical offices, with 110 apartments split between independent and assisted living. Few communities of this size in the area let residents bring along a cat or dog, and that single detail draws households who refuse to leave a longtime pet behind. Many residents here have stayed for years rather than months, and families exploring an established, slower-turnover option tend to land on this address.

Assisted living support means a hand with medication timing, help getting dressed, and steadier balance moving through the building, support that can expand as a resident needs more of it. Residents in independent living keep their own routines mostly intact, just without the cooking and home upkeep, and can add assisted-living support down the road without changing addresses. Memory care isn't part of the offering, and the community doesn't hold a Medicaid contract, so every resident pays privately.

The kitchen builds meals around individual dietary needs and checks in directly with families when something specific comes up, a detail several relatives mention on their own. A regular lineup of crafts, music, and group outings keeps the calendar full, and the long average stay means many residents have built real friendships with neighbors and staff alike. Families living out of state describe staying genuinely in the loop on daily life, health updates, small victories, the ordinary stuff, which softens the distance when a parent settles somewhere new.

This community suits households looking for a pet-friendly, Hilltop-area address with a track record of residents who stay put rather than cycle through quickly. Memory care and Medicaid coverage aren't part of the picture here, so families who need either should weigh that carefully before touring. Anyone considering a move should ask directly about pet size and breed limits, since those rules differ even among communities that broadly welcome animals.

North 15th Street sits inside Grand Junction's Hilltop district, close to Saint Mary's Medical Center and the medical offices clustered nearby, a stretch of town built around senior care. Lincoln Park, with its public pool and golf course, is just west of the building, giving residents and visiting family an easy outdoor option. The North Avenue retail corridor handles most everyday errands and shopping within a short trip.

What distinguishes The Fountains at Hilltop locally isn't its footprint but its openness to resident pets and a staff culture built around relationships that last years, not months. Families wanting that kind of continuity, in a Hilltop-area setting, often choose this community first.

Environment

North 15th Street runs through Grand Junction's Hilltop district, an area known for senior care and nearby medical clinics. Residents can bring a cat or dog along, a rarity among comparably sized communities, and everyone moves freely between the dining hall and activity rooms no matter their care level.

Services

Assisted living help covers medication timing, dressing, and steadier mobility, expanding as a resident's routine requires more support; independent living residents manage largely on their own, minus cooking and household upkeep. Memory care isn't offered, and the community skips Medicaid, so residents budget for the full cost privately.

Resident Experience

Residents who stay for years and a kitchen willing to build meals around individual dietary needs both stand out here, alongside a weekly mix of crafts, music, and outings that keeps the building active. Families living far away often say they feel genuinely informed about a loved one's daily life, which matters when a move happens at a distance.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Christie Garcia for the latest figures.

Christie Garcia

Christie Garcia

Local Senior Advisor, Colorado

Advisor Insight on
The Fountains at Hilltop

This layout suits households wanting to bring along a pet and those drawn to a community where residents typically stay for years rather than a short while. It also works for two people who need different levels of support but want to remain under one roof rather than split across separate addresses.

Best for: A pet-friendly Hilltop-district community where residents often stay for years and families feel kept in the loop on daily life.
Consider if: Memory care and Medicaid coverage aren't part of what's offered; care here is limited to assisted and independent living, paid privately.
Ask on tour: Ask about pet size and breed limits, what the kitchen can accommodate, and how costs shift if assisted-living support increases later.
Comparison: Similar in scale to other Grand Junction communities, set apart mainly by its pet policy and residents' long average tenure.

Amenities & Services

Review Highlights

Families describe caregivers who bring real warmth, a kitchen that works around specific dietary needs, and communication that keeps distant relatives feeling truly connected to daily life.

What People Like

  • Pet-friendly community, rare among similarly sized communities nearby
  • Kitchen builds meals around individual dietary needs
  • Strong communication with out-of-state families on daily updates
  • Long-tenured residents, many staying for years rather than months

Things to consider

  • Independent and assisted living community
  • Private-pay community

Reviews from Google

4.3 (15 Reviews on Google) View all on Google ↗
  • Whitney Psinas a year ago

    Finding the right assisted living community for my mother was one of the most important (and emotional) decisions our family has had to make. From the moment we first visited The Fountain of Hilltop, we knew we had found somewhere truly special. The staff are not only…

  • Stephen Mills a year ago

    From the first point of contact my experience with the Fountains of Hilltop was positive. From the staff to the food at the dining hall I found the facility top notch. With help from Jo, the admissions process was smooth and Malissa from the front desk always made my Mom feel…

  • Howard Thorpe 3 years ago

    What a Blessing! The staff , community and residents of the Fountains have truly been a Godsend for my Mother. She thanks me daily for the opportunity to live in such a special place and her "New Home." My mother has blossomed mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually…

  • Donna Parsell 3 years ago

    My mom has been a long term resident at the Fountains. She continued to live there after my dad passed away, even though she needed no added care at the time. It was about two years ago that she started receiving more than the basic care. She has made friends with both…

  • Patti Roberts 3 years ago

    The Fountains staff was very caring. They assisted my parents well most of the time. Particularly, When Dad was in Memory Care, one caregiver-Star was exemplary. She was kind and attentive to my Dad.

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Location

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3203 N 15Th St, Grand Junction, CO 81506

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:Saint Mary's Medical Center and the medical offices around it sit just minutes from North 15th Street, keeping routine appointments close to home.
  • Dining:Restaurants along North Avenue are a short trip away for everyday meals out.
  • Shopping:The North Avenue retail corridor covers most day-to-day shopping, with Lincoln Park nearby for time outdoors.

Grand Junction's Hilltop district, an area with a concentration of senior care communities and medical offices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What care does The Fountains at Hilltop provide?

The Fountains at Hilltop offers both independent and assisted living under one roof, so a resident can shift between the two as needs change. There's no memory care option at this address.

What does it cost to live at The Fountains at Hilltop?

Independent living starts around $4,200 a month, and assisted living runs closer to $5,500, depending on the apartment and level of care. A senior advisor can walk through the current rate sheet.

Does The Fountains at Hilltop take Medicaid?

No, this community operates on a private-pay basis without a Medicaid contract. A senior advisor can help with private-pay budgeting and long-term-care insurance questions.

Where is The Fountains at Hilltop located?

The community is on North 15th Street in Grand Junction's Hilltop district, close to Saint Mary's Medical Center.

Are pets allowed at The Fountains at Hilltop?

Yes, it's one of the few communities in the area that welcomes resident pets, though it's worth confirming size and breed guidelines directly.

How many apartments does The Fountains at Hilltop have?

There are 110 apartments, divided between independent and assisted living.

What is dining like at The Fountains at Hilltop?

The kitchen builds meals around individual dietary needs and coordinates directly with families whenever a resident needs something specific.

What activities happen at The Fountains at Hilltop?

Weekly programming includes crafts, music, and group outings, and many residents form friendships that last for years.

How do I schedule a tour of The Fountains at Hilltop?

Fill out the contact form on this page, and a senior advisor will be in touch within one business day to set up a visit and answer questions about the pet policy.