Pleasant Springs Healthcare Center sits at 2003 North Edwards, offering assisted living and memory care with several unique features. Residents can find specialized memory care at The Lodge Assisted Living/Memory Care, while options like Heritage Park Village, Greenhill Villas of Mount Pleasant, and Mount Pleasant Assisted Living Center give more choices for assisted living in a home-like environment. These places don't have around-the-clock skilled nursing like a nursing home, but they do provide intermediate care for folks who can't safely live on their own but don't need 24-hour medical attention. The staff help with dressing, bathing, medication management, and daily living tasks. There's a White Glove Program to make sure everything's clean and sanitary, and the team focuses on each person's well-being.
People living here have access to life enrichment programs, nutritious meals made with quality ingredients and local favorites, and activities for the body, mind, and spirit. The Lodge and other memory homes are set up to keep residents safe, especially those who might wander. Staff receive extra training to care for seniors with memory loss and related needs. Ventilator care homes feature specialized halls and have respiratory therapists available at all hours, and respite care is offered for caregivers who need a break.
For short-term stays, there's a Rehab to Home program that supports physical, occupational, or speech therapy, usually for ten to fourteen days. The campus has a library, arts room, fitness center, movie theater, gardens, outdoor walking paths, game room, activity room, and a wellness/spa space. Outdoor programs, community activities, and resident-run events help people stay engaged. Meals can be served in a dining room or restaurant-style, and the kitchens can handle special dietary restrictions like diabetes or allergies. Rooms come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, telephones, and air conditioning.
Assisted living here involves help with daily tasks while giving folks privacy and a sense of home. Non-ambulatory care, medication help, and nursing services for 12-16 hours a day are available, plus a 24-hour call system for emergencies. There's transportation to medical appointments, shuttle services, and parking. The center partners with nearby healthcare providers like Titus Regional Medical Center, Dr. Mark E. Quiring, and local pharmacies for extra medical needs. Pleasant Springs Healthcare Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid and belongs to the Creative Solutions in Healthcare network, which supports quality care, customer service, and a respectful, compassionate atmosphere. People can transition between different levels of care without moving, since it's part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC. Out of 90 beds, 26 are certified as of June 2025. The staff works together to improve care and provide a customer care line for questions or help whenever it's needed, and anyone can use accessibility tools online to change text size for easier reading.
