Springhill Senior Living

the people who live there are so kind.

When my husband and I decided it was time to downsize, a Springhill Garden Home was first on our list of retirement homes. With having my mother living in a Springhill residential apartment for the past 13 years, the decision was easy. The campus is beautiful inside and out, and our Garden home was completely updated. There are so many inside amenities, a such fitness center, swimming pool, library, and an renovated dining facility. Outside, the grounds are beautiful with a winding walkway leading to a gazebo, butterfly garden and lovely pond. The staff members here are an outstanding group of people. They go over and above, to met all of our needs. We are so happy that we made this our home.

My husband, David and I moved into a Springhill garden home late summer of 2024. We love our new home and can’t believe the wonderful new friends we have met. As we’ve aged, we wanted to be somewhere safe and secure; we found Springhill to be such a place. The staff was so helpful to get us settled and acclimated to our new surroundings. We feel very fortunate to be at Springhill. Lenora Lewis

The entire staff was attentive to our questions and concerns, from our first inquiry to post-move-in. This includes sales, housekeeping, maintenance, and people affiliated with the gym, pool, and social aspects of Springhill. My Dad is doing very well in his apartment and he enjoys living there.

Springhill---Positive Life Changing Experiences. Since it's opening, Springhill was the new home for many friends. From my family, my sister, and my cousin, completed their life's journeys here. Time came for Joan and I to determine our future well being. Unquestioning, it was to be at Springhill! And what a correct decision it came to be!! Our unit had space for some of our furniture, our décor, our possessions, our clothing. Soon we were comfortable, and began “Life at Springhill.” We were greeted. Life experiences, descriptions of family, working years, vacations, volunteering, memories were shared with “ Springhillanders” We shared activities---concerts, movies, discussions, parties, dinners, the social life. After several years, one of the important plusses of being here became apparent. My wife needed more care than I was able to provide. At Forest View, daily, I was with her for hours, most meals, and always nearby, until her passing more than a year ago. I was never without support. It was my choice. Whenever a hint of mental or physical support was needed, Springhill's associates were there to encourage me. My life had changed, but not my lifestyle. Again, My Choices. I make use of transportation to cultural events, lunches, and activities provided. My desire to be a part of “what goes on at Springhill” is always encouraged. I am thankful that we made the Springhill decision. Happily, I'll share experiences with those that are prospective Springhillanders or those that are already here who wish to chatter, converse, or just spend time gabbing with me.