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MorningStar of Hillsboro Offers Independent Living for Carefree Retirement Years

 

If you are a senior who is starting to feel overwhelmed by the care and upkeep of a home, it may be time to consider making a lifestyle change.  At MorningStar of Hillsboro, we think you will be pleased to discover that not only are you giving up a houseful of problems but you are gaining a beautiful, no-maintenance home as well as a broader community of friends.  While new to Hillsboro, MorningStar Senior Living has two other highly-regarded communities in Oregon, MorningStar of Happy Valley and MorningStar of Beaverton.

Opening soon, MorningStar of Hillsboro will offer 141 apartments in a variety of floorplans, which are designed to maximize space and provide plenty of storage. Each has an in-suite washer/dryer, full kitchen with premium cabinets and countertops, and equipped with handicap-accessible bathrooms and 24-hour emergency call systems.  We take care of all the maintenance, both inside and out, and offer weekly housekeeping, which will allow residents plenty of time to pursue their interests. 


As our contemporary-styled building is both a gracious home and high-end resort, we offer a range of amenities, concierge services and wellness programs to promote a healthy and engaged lifestyle. Amenities include a fitness center, relaxing patios, club lounges, and a heated indoor pool. Your choice of dining venues includes a casual dining deck to a formal dining room or private dining room perfect for intimate dinners. Enjoy a drink in our bistro/ bar, catch a movie in our theatre or attend service in our chapel. For your convenience, we offer underground parking and bike storage. For those who love to garden, we have raised resident garden beds and peaceful strolling paths. 

Our location in vibrant Hillsboro is ideal for seniors as the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center is close by as are the shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues of Tanasbourne Town Center.  Portland is 25 minutes to the east, and the serene beauty of the Tualatin Hills Nature Park and Tualatin Hills Nature Center are nearby, making it easy for residents to get out and enjoy nature.  If all this sounds good to you, contact us to learn more about one of the best retirement communities Hillsboro, OR offers.

Our mission statement of “to honor, to serve, to invest” sets us apart from other retirement communities Hillsboro, OR has to offer. We have built a foundation on honoring God, valuing our seniors and selecting staff with a felt calling to serve. Set in a warm, inviting atmosphere with beautiful surroundings and resort-style amenities, MorningStar of Hillsboro provides outstanding independent living.


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