Spring Mill Pointe sits on 15 acres in a historic building, offering a quiet place with green spaces and a neighborly feel among folks from many backgrounds, like artists and business owners, and you'll find both studio and one-bedroom apartments with washers, dryers, high ceilings, and bright light, and some have private bathrooms, so it feels open and modern, while Cedar Grove Terrace gives specialized help for people with Alzheimer's or memory problems by using its own purpose-built area with a secure computerized wandering alert system. The community supports all kinds of care needs-independent living for active older adults who don't need much help, assisted living for those needing some support with daily things like bathing or medication, memory care for those with dementia, and nursing care for folks needing more medical attention or rehabilitation, and everyone ages in place because the levels of care change as a person's needs change, so you don't have to move away if you need more help. Meals come in a restaurant-style setting with choices for gluten-free, low sodium, vegan, or special diets, and there's a nutritionist or dietician onsite to help plan meals, making sure people's dietary needs are met, and the community even serves guest meals.
Spring Mill Pointe's staff stay awake and on duty 24 hours, with nurses, dentists, podiatrists, and therapists like speech or physical therapists visiting on site, and a full activity director runs all sorts of events and outings-people play trivia and Wii bowling, do yoga and Tai Chi, join art or gardening clubs, go on trips, and get involved in community service, intergenerational programs, pet programs, and even live well or karaoke nights, and there's a full schedule of classes, lectures, and devotional services too. The social calendar's always full, and residents can use the private dining room or beautician and barber services on site, plus there's both indoor and outdoor gathering spots, Wi-Fi, and spaces set up for pets-since cats and dogs are allowed, so you can keep your companion close.
Transportation comes in several ways, so people can park themselves, take a free ride on the community's shuttle, or pay for extra transport if needed, and help with housework and linens is included. People who need light or medium care get support with activities of daily living (ADLs) or instrumental activities (IADLs), like reminders and supervision, and the community can handle things like bowel and bladder incontinence, giving insulin shots, managing blood sugar, and taking care of folks who wander or act out physically, because there's a behavior care program in place. The memory care building provides both safety and special activities for people living with dementia. Spring Mill Pointe's part of Presby's Inspired Life, a nonprofit Life Plan Community, so it focuses on connection, comfort, and helping people live their own best lives as they define them. The atmosphere's friendly and down-to-earth, and there's hospice care if someone needs it, so you'll find both help and respect as your needs change over time.
