An 8-acre residential community under Tena Quillin’s administration in Grand Junction, Colorado, is the Hilltop Life Adjustment Program. It’s dedicated to supporting adults with brain injuries through long-term care and meaningful community involvement. The 92-bed facility is operated by Hilltop Health Services Corporation. The program supplies a bigger shared setting with the infrastructure to support its specialized focus on brain injury rehabilitation and support.
Designed to promote independence and daily growth, the Life Adjustment Program centers on individualized care plans. Residents join the Brain Injury Support Group and access structured activities through the Area program, all built around meaningful engagement with peers and the broader community. The philosophy highlights activity, connection, and residents’ active role in their recovery and daily life. Grand Junction’s neighborhood scores 85 for walkability, so most everyday errands can be done on foot, plus lots of essentials sit within easy reach. That makes the location convenient for residents and visiting family members. Medicaid is accepted, providing a route for families managing long-term care costs in Colorado.
For families contemplating Hilltop, touring the 8-acre campus and talking to the program team can paint a clear picture of the daily rhythm and how the structured activities and peer support are integrated into residents’ weeks.















