Springfield Crossings

Eva

Springfield Crossings was new and updated, and they had a lot of amenities. The person who gave me the tour was nice. They seemed really caring and very interested in making the seniors active. They had a gym, a salon, a courtyard, a dining room like a cafe, and a garden.

Janet

The staff at Springfield Crossings seemed very knowledgeable and friendly. The facility was a bit crowded, but they were also under renovation. I think they were moving some things around, but it was clean. The residents seemed content and it seemed like they were engaged with their programs. I was actually very satisfied. For me, the distance was good. It was close to where the family lives. The nursing staff and the program staff spoke to the residents, "Hey, good morning. How you doing?" and the residents would respond. It was a nice day, so I saw people outside, which made a difference to me. They are able to get their residents outside and get some air. The dining area was clean and really kept up well, and there were some residents in there. I think they were playing bingo or something. There was a courtyard and an outdoor space. They had space where the barber and hairstylist could come. There was a dining room. They had skilled nursing as well.

Eric

Springfield Crossings was OK. It was a way to walk from the parking lot to the building. The rooms to me were kind of small and it was under construction, so I didn't understand that one, but the person that gave the tour was pretty nice. He's a very knowledgeable young guy. Next door to the facility was a nursing home that was available for the residents. If something were to happen to your loved one, they can be taken there, which I thought was pretty good since it was convenient. The dining area was nice and clean as well. Then they have a private room if you have family members that stopped by.

David

We toured Springfield Crossings. The people there were extremely nice. We got to speak to a number of the residents, and they had positive things to say about the community. The facility looked like it was well laid out and would meet the needs of the assisted living that we thought we needed for our father. I did not see any residents doing activities. There was a generally open area and a dining facility. The residents were holding a meeting during the time we were there. The facility was clean and they were in the process of updating the rooms and hallways.

Patti

My mother has moved into Springfield Crossings. She is doing very well. The staff members are awesome. We love them. She is in a newly renovated room, so it's nice. We're having some issues getting some maintenance done. As far as the facility itself, it's a bit older. It needs some work. The dining area is set up like a restaurant. I have not tried the meals, but my mother loves the food. They have lots of different activities. I think she has participated in some of them. They have bingo, music, movies, and crafts. They're right off the highway, so it's secure. It's reasonably priced.

L.

Everyone at Springfield Crossings has been very responsive and very helpful. The gentleman who runs the place is Sam and he is excellent. He's responsive and takes care of things quickly. The rest of the staff is great, pleasant, and friendly, too. My brother and sister-in-law don't have any complaints about anything. Their apartments are nice. The common areas, like the hallway and things like that, have all been redone. The individual unit that they're in was painted, but the fixtures could be updated a bit. They look pretty old. Other than that, everything was nice. They have all kinds of activities such as arts and crafts, music, dogs that come in, movies, exercise programs, bingo, and quite a bit to do there. What I liked the most was its proximity to the family and other family members. It's not that far, so we can get to see my brother and sister-in-law easily. My only complaint would be that sometimes parking gets a little tight and you have to wait for a space because they only have a limited number of spaces. Although eventually, someone comes out and leaves so you can grab their spots.