Lincoln St Inc sits in Springfield, VT, and is a senior living community that offers a Residential Care Home setup along with Memory Care, and while it's not pet-friendly, it works closely with health providers such as Springfield Hospital-a not-for-profit critical access hospital with twenty-five beds that offers emergency care, inpatient and outpatient services, and special care like Primary and Preventive Care, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Digital X-Ray, and Physical Therapy. The community also connects with mental health and substance abuse services through Health Care & Rehabilitation Services (HCRS), and different counseling and psychological assessment services like Crissy Webster Counseling Services and Twin State Psychological Services, so they have help for folks who need support with neurodevelopmental or mental health needs, and the Springfield Rivers Nursing & Rehabilitation happens to be located there, which means there's always someone looking in on your health.
They make sure people with disabilities get what they need through tailored residential, job support, and respite programs, and they tie in with several organizations, such as Senior Solutions and Valley Health Connections, and offer efforts for people getting back on their feet, with the Turning Point Recovery Center of Springfield next door, plus food support from the WIC program and services like nutrition counseling and diabetes education. The facility focuses strongly on easy access to care, with school-based services, walk-in care, community health teams, women's health, MOUD for opioid use disorder, and coordination for folks who need extra help managing their health. Dental care is available through Wolfe Dental Care and Brian Spigel, DMD, and there's even hearing help from True North Hearing. Springfield Center for Living and Rehabilitation, North Star Health, and local pharmacies like Springfield Pharmacy add more options if you need them.
Lincoln St Inc also connects with Springfield Family Center, the community college, and education through Southern Vermont Area Health Education Center, while the Springfield Food Co-op and Farmer's Market are nearby, so food's easy to find, and there are plenty of places to eat-like The Copper Fox, Black Rock Steakhouse, Springfield Roots Pizzeria, Black River Coffee Bar, and Jelley's Deli-not to mention Wellwood Orchards and Briar Patch Farm for fresh local options. Folks can join in on activities from the Springfield Community Band and Dance Factory or see local shows with the Springfield Community Players, and there's some peace of mind knowing there's a justice center, historical society, and the VFW Club right in the area.
If you need a hand with the basics-transportation, legal assistance, employment, insurance-the facility links up with Springfield Regional Development Corporation, Vermont Vocational Rehabilitation, several insurance agencies, auto and construction services, law offices like Barry Polidor and Whidden Law Office, and local businesses including DuBois & King and Sarrazin Architecture, showing they fit into the bigger Springfield community. The professionals here work to help folks reach their own goals, whether it's health, learning new things, joining in with others, or keeping independent, and they offer 24/7 crisis support for anyone who might need it, with personalized home support, care planning, medication, and health monitoring all handled right there. Lincoln St Inc aims to help older adults and adults with disabilities feel safe, valued, and supported, and does its best to bring many pieces of care, comfort, and community together under one roof, and although not everything is perfect, it covers many needs right in a familiar Vermont setting.
