Springpoint Senior Living operates as a nonprofit senior living community based in Wall Township, New Jersey, where folks can find a full range of care options including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care, which lets people adjust their care if their needs change over time, so they can stay in one place. The company answers to a board of directors and files an IRS Form 990 every year, and their programs are supported by a separate foundation called the Springpoint Senior Living Foundation. Springpoint also oversees a number of living communities across New Jersey and Delaware with names like Allaire Crossing, The Atrium at Navesink Harbor, Meadow Lakes, and Winchester Gardens, so seniors can choose the setting that suits them best.
The staff provides help with activities like bathing, dressing, meals, medication, and personal care, and there's special support for folks with memory care needs too. Some residents use their Springpoint at Home services for care management or extra help while staying in their own home, and the Springpoint Choice program lets some people keep living at home but still use the services and amenities at Springpoint communities. The LivWell program offers wellness activities and fitness programs to help people keep active and engaged, plus most communities have lively common rooms, gathering spaces, and organized events where people can spend time with neighbors, attend recreation, or join in on community happenings. The dining teams plan meals to fit different needs, and the support staff tailors care to each person.
For caregivers, Springpoint offers short-term respite care so primary caregivers can take a needed break. Seniors moving in can find housing from independent apartments to advanced skilled nursing, so they won't need to find new places as their health changes, and people who need help with dementia can get discreet support from specially trained staff. Springpoint's mission is to offer seniors safe homes, new opportunities, and support for living well, while also providing community benefit programs and resources like their Affordable Housing Toolkit or the POAMN Older Adult Ministry Guide.
Springpoint is involved in community partnerships, disaster recovery help, and religious activities, sometimes through events like roundtables, conferences, and their annual meetings. Membership offers some group buying options and member-specific directories, and they're connected with LeadingAge, which is a national network focused on aging well. The organization tracks revenue and expenses carefully, aims to provide steady support for all its affiliates, and tries to blend a cozy community feel with modern care. While the organization refers to some options as "luxury," each location sticks to the promise of useful amenities, wellness programs, and support for everyday life, so seniors can find the right fit as their needs evolve.
