Springhouse Senior Living sits on thirteen acres of conservation land with walking paths and wildlife, right near all the culture and resources of Boston, and it offers independent living, assisted living, and memory support, all in a small, boutique-sized community where there's a real sense of connection. Residents can choose from one-bedroom apartments with fully equipped kitchens, their own washer and dryer, and individually controlled heating and air, and there's pet-friendly policies for dogs and cats, including all kinds of pets-plus regular housekeeping, building security around the clock, and utilities included except for internet and cable, with landline telephone service provided. The place isn't fancy, but it's peaceful and well-kept, with gardens, walking trails, a patio with a water feature, and grounds that get taken care of each season including snow removal in the winter, and there's resident and guest parking right on site.
Inside, folks have access to several inviting libraries with book-lined walls, a card and game room, a Main Street auditorium for movies, meetings, concerts, and events, art studios and galleries, and outdoor and indoor common areas including sun-filled parlors, elegant dining rooms, a casual bistro called Allandale Grill, and even a day spa with manicure, pedicure, massage, and salon services. Daily activities come with a full schedule-gardening clubs, book clubs, poetry groups, yoga and stretching classes, strength training, Scrabble and bridge groups, stretching and balance programs, art classes, spiritual and religious gatherings, community service, and trips to local points of interest. Regular movie nights, live entertainment, and cocktail social hours help people meet each other and stay active. Residents themselves run some initiatives, and there's a resident council to give everyone a voice.
Springhouse Senior Living is a non-profit senior living community that works as part of HumanGood and is known for friendly, caring staff. There's 52 units with different apartment sizes and layouts on request, and the community offers a continuum of care so people can get the support they need as their health changes without having to move away. Independent living is for folks seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle, plenty of social options, and privacy. Assisted living gives support with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and there's a respite program for short-term stays if caregivers need relief. Memory care takes place in a secured, purpose-built setting with its own building designed for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, including gardens, indoor and outdoor common areas, and 24-hour supervision. There's technology for safety such as bracelets with alarm systems to help prevent wandering, and staff know how to care for folks who might have more complex behavioral needs, including those who tend to wander or might act out physically. Nurses are on staff 24 hours a day with a doctor on call, and diabetic residents get monitoring for blood sugar along with help for those who need insulin injections or sliding scale therapy. Residents with mobility challenges get non-ambulatory assistance, including mechanical lifts if necessary, and help for incontinence is also part of daily care.
Meals are made by professional chefs and served in restaurant-style dining rooms, with special diets like vegan, gluten-free, low or no sodium, low or no sugar, and more. There's housekeeping, transportation and parking, plus special amenities like wheelchair accessible showers and hospice services if needed, and a full-time activity director organizes programs to support wellness and keep people engaged. The Springhouse Senior Living community really does feel like home, where people can enjoy culture, companionship, and comfort in a safe, natural setting, and folks can bring pets, have privacy, and remain active as much as they're able, with care tailored as needs change and a reputation for being a friendly, joyful environment.
