Springfield Assisted Living sits in Springfield, Ohio, where you'll find cafes, restaurants, churches, and medical offices close by, which makes getting out easy, and the location does have walking paths outside with pretty landscaping so people can enjoy the fresh air. The community has different floor plans, like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and there's even a newer section with 32 luxury studios that have big windows and kitchenettes, plus every apartment comes with in-unit kitchens, private bedrooms decorated to feel cozy, and accessible bathrooms with safety bars. There are comfortable living rooms and a fireside lounge with a fireplace, so folks have nice spots to relax, and the dining areas let in a lot of daylight, so eating together feels pleasant, and there's a library and a residents lounge where people can gather or read.
Residents here get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and there's a 24-hour healthcare team and a nurse available for 12 to 16 hours each day, and there's a call system for peace of mind at all times. For those who need it, there's memory care and support for dementia, as well as physical therapy and rehab, fitness programs, and wellness activities, and the staff works to personalize care for everyone. The community offers assisted living, independent living, respite care, and there's a team of staff members with clear roles, like Lauren Severs, LPN as Director of Nursing, Kathy Pacek running marketing and sales, Angel Anthony handling life enrichment activities, and others who keep things running.
Meals get served in a restaurant-style dining room by professional staff, and there's weekly housekeeping, laundry, and linen services included. There's help with transportation for appointments and shopping, and outings are planned so people can stay active. Residents have access to cable or satellite in their rooms, extra storage, and modern features like screened-in patios. The community takes Medicaid and aims to give seniors a private, home-like setting where they can keep their independence while getting support as needed, and while there's a focus on engaging activities and safety, what stands out most is the attention to personal dignity and a comfortable environment.
