Trinity Springs is a senior living community that offers different levels of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, and continuing care retirement community options, so if someone needs more help later on, health and personal care services can be added individually, and people living there have choices that fit what they want and need. The community has apartments in several sizes, studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom plus den, and two-bedroom options, ranging from 480 to about 1,100 square feet, and these apartments have full kitchens with stainless-steel appliances, big floor plans, kitchens in many units, and residents can furnish them to feel like home. Memory care suites also have kitchenettes, while private suites can have private baths or shared baths between two rooms, and memory care is set apart with secure entrances and a calming, home-like design so residents living with Alzheimer's or other memory loss can feel safe, with a courtyard outdoors that only memory care residents and staff use.
Meals are served three times daily in a dining room, prepared by chefs, and people can enjoy meals together in a home-like setting, and there's a community kitchen where some residents like to bake or cook as a group, and a living room area for sitting and talking. Outdoor spaces like the courtyard are entrance-controlled and have raised garden beds, and a dog park means people's pets have room to play. Inside, the building is single-level and easy to move around in with a simple layout, and furniture is comfortable to keep a calm feeling throughout. Trinity Springs fills the calendar with recreational, educational, spiritual, and social events, including fitness classes, movie nights in a theater, games, crafts, spiritual gatherings, and plenty of chances for hobbies, learning, exercise, and volunteering.
Staff is available all day and all night, with licensed nurses on call, and people get help as needed with things like medication, bathing, dressing, bathroom use, moving around, and managing health conditions with checks and monitoring. There's a pendant and call system everyone can use for urgent help, and the first thing people get when moving in is a nurse evaluation to decide what care matches their needs. Ongoing checks, regular health assessments, and care plans are part of staying there, and extra health programs assess things like fall risk and provide movement and therapy services through NEXT Therapy Solutions for anyone needing physical, occupational, or speech therapy.
Spaces for activity are bright and inviting, including rooms for crafts or games, movie theater seating, an activity center for exercise, and guest suites for family who visit. The community offers worship services, has an atrium lobby with concierge service, a fitness center with trainers and equipment for older adults, a salon and spa for massages, hair, and nails, plus covered patios and lanais for relaxing outside. Trinity Springs welcomes pets, and the community is close to The Villages® for people wanting to enjoy local leisure activities.
Trinity Springs designs memory care for both safety and connection, with specialized staff training that happens every year, staff who take time to learn each resident's life story, and activities designed to help everyone keep as much independence as possible. The place focuses on offering a peaceful, supportive setting with private spaces that people can personalize, while also making sure residents have both the freedom and safety they want. Trinity Springs has an assisted living license #13270 and is operated under Cassia. Residents can pay online. Phase II is planned to add more independent living residences in the future.
