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The Springs at Simpsonville
214 E Curtis St, Simpsonville, SC 29681
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5
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April 26, 2023
My mother is a resident of The Springs at Simpsonville. I like the fact that they've got a friendly staff. They are very accommodating, and they offer the services that my mother needs. She has a studio with a private bath. Her room is single, so she doesn't have anybody else in there. It's large enough to accommodate her bed and to also form a sitting area. They typically have an activity in the morning. Like this morning, they were going offsite to a religious service. We ate there as a family when mother checked in, and the food was really quite good. They have a marvelous activities director.
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one bedroom apartment
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Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$4,350/mo
Care Types
Assisted Living, Memory Care
Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$3,600/mo
Care Types
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care
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About The Springs at Simpsonville in Simpsonville, South Carolina
Inspired senior living in the heart of downtown Simpsonville
Just off Main Street and a block from the shops of her historic city center, The Springs at Simpsonville is both a senior living community and a strand woven into the town�s cultural fabric.
We�re more than just the seniors and care professionals who call the Springs home. We�re a thriving part of life and aging in the greater Greenville area; a cultural best-in-class, and an innovator in the technology and cutting-edge programs for care across the spectrum of needs and capabilities.
Assisted Living and Independent Living in Simpsonville, South Carolina
The Springs offers the best of both worlds for seniors who may need some assistance with their daily routines: the safety and security of community living and the ability to age gracefully in a home-like environment. Tenured staff are available 24 hours a day to provide old-fashioned care that�s supported by the latest in technology.
Life at The Springs encourages you to live an independent, active, and maintenance-free lifestyle. We know that home upkeep and daily chores can prevent you from spending time with the people you love and doing the things you enjoy.
Because we are located in the heart of Simpsonville, South Carolina, you are within walking distance of area attractions and events. You can stay involved with local organizations, head downtown for antique shopping and a trip to the Ice Cream Station, walk the trails at The Springs and Heritage Park, or attend church. Your days are spent doing the things you love!
Our philosophy of care encourages a healthy lifestyle for each resident through care plans developed specifically for each individual with regular care coordination by our nurse to meet both expected and unexpected needs as they arise. Our goal is to nourish residents� physical, spiritual, and emotional needs with engagement opportunities both at The Springs and as part of the larger Simpsonville community.
Memory Care in Simpsonville, South Carolina
The Springs boasts a strong local connection to the heart of downtown Simpsonville. Even more important to us, though, is the connection we have with our residents. When we say The Springs is in the heart of it all, we also put our hearts into it all to provide a unique, loving community environment. Nowhere is that heartfelt connection more prominent than in our Friends for LifeTM memory care programming. Our goal is to have each day filled with meaningful engagement in an environment with a reliable and stimulating daily rhythm.
Services and Amenities
- Locally-Owned and Locally-Managed Community
- 24-Hour Staffing
- Tenured Caregivers
- Emergency Call System
- Assistance with Hygiene, Dressing, and Medications
- Packages Designed to Meet Specific Needs
- Coordination of Physician Visits and Resident Advocacy
- Personal Assessment, Risk Profile, and Care Plan
- Dietary Management and Nutrition/Hydration Program
- Exercise, Rehabilitation, and Wellness Programs
- CaraSysted� Living�Our Proprietary Care
- Management System
- On-Site Beauty Salon and Barber Shop
- Transportation Services
- Family Education Opportunities
- Laundry and Housekeeping Services
- Full Event and Activities Calendar
- Variety of Senior Apartment Floor plans
- Elegant Dining and Cozy Snack Parlors
- Gracious Common Areas and Gardens
- Strong Partnerships with Residents and Families
- Close Proximity to Hillcrest Hospital
- Serene and Peaceful Pond and Walking Path
Thank you for your interest at The Springs at Simpsonville. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.
To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
South Carolina Department of Public Health
Services and Amenities of The Springs at Simpsonville in Simpsonville, South Carolina
Dining
- Communal Dining
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
Languages
- English spoken
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Pets
- Pets
- Pet restrictions
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in memory care
- Continual Training
Family/Caregiver & Relocation Services
- Family Communication Services
Health Services
- Memory Care
- Medication Reminders
Licensing & Inspections
- Background Checks
- Staff Drug Screening
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- Rent And Care Fees
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
- Fitness Opportunities
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Personal Care
- Bathing Assistance
- Dressing Assistance
- Meal Preparation
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: community fee
- Housing: Cottages
- Dining: snack parlor
- Features: pond, common areas, telephone hookups, gazebo, fireside, ice cream station, library
- Technology: emergency call system, CaraSyst technology, IN2L program, electronic medication administration record, access to personalized tablets/companion tablets
- Activities: history tours, educational programming, drama
- Range Of Services: coordination of physician visits and resident advocacy, 'personal assessment, risk profile, and care plan', dietary management and nutrition/hydration program, management system, bridge program, in-house physician services, assistance in arranging for home health care, private duty care, or hospice care for residents
- Payment Options: tax deductibility benefits, veteran's benefits
- State Licenses: CRC-1198
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Reviews of The Springs at Simpsonville in Simpsonville, South Carolina
4.3
(19 reviews)
Facility
4.4
Staff
4.7
Food
5.0
Activities
5.0
Value
4.0
Bobbie
5
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April 26, 2023
My mother is a resident of The Springs at Simpsonville. I like the fact that they've got a friendly staff. They are very accommodating, and they offer the services that my mother needs. She has a studio with a private bath. Her room is single, so she doesn't have anybody else in there. It's large enough to accommodate her bed and to also form a sitting area. They typically have an activity in the morning. Like this morning, they were going offsite to a religious service. We ate there as a family when mother checked in, and the food was really quite good. They have a marvelous activities director.
Lori
5
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March 27, 2022
Of all the assisted living, we would've picked The Springs at Simpsonville. I love the fact that the family that built this facility is still a part of it and their presence there is just evident everywhere, in all the appointments, the furnishings, the atmosphere, just everything. It just feels wonderful. It didn't feel institutional. It felt like home. It's just right there in town. People can walk, and there's a big church right across the street and an ice cream parlor right around the corner. It is near the restaurant. It sits right in the middle of downtown.
Ted
4
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March 9, 2022
I like The Springs at Simpsonville. My impression of the staff was very good, I talked to a bunch of them. I interacted with three of them and they're very knowledgeable, there were many of them there, and they were long-term employees. I saw the list of activities and they were going to bingo. They didn't show me the hair salon, they have one but I didn't get to see it. Their rooms were big with a good layout. It's an older facility compared to the other ones, but the most important thing is the staff and their rooms.
Bonnie
5
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March 5, 2022
I went to look at The Springs at Simpsonville, it was nice. The tour was great and we really liked the place. Everything was so clean and didn't smell like urine, and everybody was so nice and pleasant. The people that worked there were very nice. The dining room was really nice, it had a great ambiance, and the food selection. We talked to the chef herself, the one that was in charge, and the food selection was amazing. We didn't eat there but we saw the menu and it looked good. They cater to a wide variety of tastes, and they have a lot of things on the menu at one time, so there's a large selection. The outside is wonderful, they have a couple of sitting areas outside. The main big one has a sitting area, and then you're looking out onto a pond, and there's a walkway that goes all the way around this pond, and it's a very large pond, and there's geese and ducks and all kinds of things, with a big fountain in the middle. The rooms are a nice size, they're not tiny, but they're not huge, they're just what you need, and they have different size rooms, like they have rooms for couples. There was even a man who lived there. He was sitting by the door hanging out and he said, "I love this place."
Karen
4
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April 7, 2021
I visited The Springs at Simpsonville, and it was good. The staff was very good, friendly, and helpful. The facility has excellent architecture. They also have an exercise room and an outdoor walking trail. It's very well kept, and they have all levels of care.
Bill
4
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November 6, 2019
The Springs at Simpsonville was very nice. They had similar activities compared to the other place we went, and their dining area was nice. We went outside. They had a courtyard, and it was nice too. We picked another place because the location is closer to us, but this place looks just about the same as the one we picked. In terms of security they don't have a touch pad when going in and out.
Joanne
4
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October 12, 2019
We went to the Springs at Simpsonville. It was very nice, it was a little older, but the staff was excellent. The dining room was a good size, and it looked inviting enough. They didn't have as much activities before, but they have a full time director of activities now, where they didn't have before. The parking was spread out a bit.
tazii
5
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August 2, 2017
I have known this community for years. I am not sure who is writing some of the below as they have more seasoned staff who have cared for my friends and offer medical assistance beyond what other places provide. I would place my parent or friends here without reserve. They have some of the finest activities and events that celebrate Life and Joy I have seen. The staff at Springs treat residents like family.
Jameswc
1
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July 3, 2017
My parents are in this facility. Management is very nice, but caregivers are lazy and will play with their phones instead of helping the residents who pay their salary! Kitchen staff is the worst. Rude to residents, can't serve meals at the correct temperature or on time. One of my parents is a diabetic and gets served cookies almost every afternoon. There are NO medical professionals here, just one LPN and occasionally the Doctor will visit. The "med techs" are kind if you are watching but are often snippy and unprofessional. This place needs a complete turnover, starting with the dining room staff.
Caring senior
1
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April 7, 2017
This may have been a nice facility at one point in time, but recently it has gone down hill considerably. They seem to be making cuts on employees and food. They are unstaffed and the food is horrible, I am told. Caregivers don't care -- they stand around texting. There are several new facilities in the area. You may want to look elsewhere.
Cheryl302231
5
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September 29, 2016
My mother is in The Springs at Simpsonville. She absolutely loves it. It’s excellent, very caring staff, just all-around superb care. Very good food, lots and lots of activities so she’s much more active than she could have been when she was with me. We’re very happy.
Caring Son37
5
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February 23, 2016
The Springs is very nice. They just opened a new wing, and they had a lot going for them as well. They did not have a physical-therapy room. They did therapy in a big room. They have an activity-director, and there’s plenty of stuff to do. They have road-trips for shopping, and sightseeing. They have transportation to go to doctor’s appointments. The marketing director was very pleasant, and gave me a nice tour. She told me the pluses, and minuses of the place.
Caring94030050
5
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November 11, 2014
My mother moved to the Springs last June or July. I heard a lot about this place. She shared a room with someone else, but it was always clean. They make their beds every day, and it was always kept very nice and so was the bathroom. The food is good, and they seem to enjoy it. They always have my mother up, and she’s always dressed very nice and clean. She always looked good every time I went there. All the care workers are very nice and are very respectful of the patients that are in there. They have an activities director, and she does have some outings and she’ll take them out if they want to go out to do different things.
Caring95123150
5
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September 27, 2014
The Springs at Simpsonville is just warm and welcoming, and everybody from the staff is very cordial, very helpful, and caring. The rooms are really nice and they let you decorate it however you want to, so we brought some things from home to make it look like mother's own home. It is a really neat and clean room, which is just bright and has a beautiful window with flowers outside to look at. It is just a very nice facility. Just the other night, they had a little prom where they gave all of the residents a corsage. They do their nails and they do flower arranging, they take them on trips just to take them out to places where they want to go, and they have a lot of things for the residents to do. One thing I like best is that the staff has ownership of the place. It is the place where they work and they enjoy it, so there is not a big turnover in the staff because they like where they work, they are happy, and so if they are happy then I am sure they are going to see after their residents. All of the staff members know all of the residents and were very involved with them.
Gary H
5
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August 25, 2013
If I could afford it, I would send my mother to the Springs at Simpsonville. The place is very nice; it's very up-to-date, very modern, and elaborate. I think it's fairly new and well-kept. At that time, we had to make an immediate decision and the price just wouldn't fit our budget to be able to take her ther. It's not that they couldn't take care of her, but we just couldn't afford their rent yet. The people there are very nice. It's really nice, but like I said, it's just above what we could afford to pay for during this time.
Gary H
5
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August 25, 2013
If I could afford it, I would send my mother to the Springs at Simpsonville. The place is very nice; it's very up-to-date, very modern, and elaborate. I think it's fairly new and well-kept. At that time, we had to make an immediate decision and the price just wouldn't fit our budget to be able to take her ther. It's not that they couldn't take care of her, but we just couldn't afford their rent yet. The people there are very nice. It's really nice, but like I said, it's just above what we could afford to pay for during this time.
Grace8
5
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June 26, 2013
I would highly recommend The Springs at Simpsonville. It was a home to my mom, but I had to take her out because financially, we could no longer afford it. We were all devasted that we have to take her out.
Angela 1
5
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November 5, 2012
The Springs is a very clean facility. It's brick solid foundation. It's wheelchair-handicapped accessible facility. They have a memory care and assisted living. The rooms are nice with large bathrooms. The residents are taken out for walks, to outings, to the mall or somewhere. They also have a nice area where they allow the residents to go take a walk, and they have a nice library, too. A day care center would be great for those who can't come in and do activities and enjoy those things for those who are homebound. The staff is very nice and friendly, very knowledgeable medical staff.
alex1
5
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July 10, 2012
The facility was very clean, well kept, and up to date. The staff was very courteous. I was unable to find the patient's room and one of the staff members escorted me there. They walked me from one end of the building to the other (and the facility is fairly large). My boyfriend's grandfather was very happy there. He had his "favorites" who he would regularly joke around with. He also enjoyed spending time with the other residents. Residents and providers alike were very kind to him. He loved most of the meals, and tolerated others. It was very difficult for us to get him to take his medication, but one of the residents actually got him to do it without a fuss. I would be glad to stay there if the need arose. I actually became friends with one of the nurses there. We would discuss literature when I would visit him, and we still trade books even though I no longer go there (my boyfriend's grandfather passed away last year). If people treated each other with the kindness shown at this facility the world would be a much better place to live in.
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