Spring Park

Stanford

Spring Park was excellent. The location of that is just super. The trees were all the way around it. It was gorgeous. The facility was beautiful. The people were super nice. I couldn't say anything negative about them. They were equally nice as the other place; however, it was $1700 more, which is a big difference. The surrounding area was drop-dead gorgeous. It was secluded. You couldn't see anything but nature. It was a beautiful setting. The staff members were wonderful, too. I tried their meal, and it was unbeatable. When I left there, I thought it was the place I was going to go to. I sat with three other gentlemen who lived there, and I said, 'This meal is superb,' and they said every meal is just like it. There was nothing about the place that you wouldn't love, only the price.

Mary

Spring Park seems nice. One of my friends there has started playing bridge again, which she gave up for years because she didn't have anyone to play with, and she has friends who play bridge now, so she's happily playing bridge again. Most of the people seem quite content there. It seems like they have a very tight knit community. It seems like the residents get along well together, and it seems like they have a lot of fun, so they have a lot of activities. They have a craft area that they can do small crafts, and they have people who come in to entertain who do music. I think my friend likes Spring Park. She seems to like it. She's adjusted well. She lived alone, and she lived out in the country, so she didn't see many people, and so that was a problem for her. The staff seems nice. The place is very clean and very neat. The apartments are quite comfortable. It's a very nice-looking place from the outside, and the inside is very neat and very clean. Every time I visit, it looks like they're active, either they have a musical program or something. I know they have a beauty shop, and I think they have an activities director who does nails or what have you.

Me

The rooms are nice and they are cleaned weekly and daily if needed. The staff was always polite and kind to my family member. If there was a problem the managers were there to listen and responded quickly. I would highly recommend Spring Park.

DW

The sales team tried to upsell us from the first week. They did not give medicines on multiple occasions. The room was cleaned only once a month instead of the weekly cleaning guaranteed, and only after issuing multiple complaints. We were repeatedly told that they had staffing issues over several months that explained the various shortcomings. They charged us for a full month even though we only received 2 days of care, and they said the refund could take 4-8 weeks. We've been waiting 13 weeks and they refuse to give a response other than they have been very busy. Buyer beware!

Reveiwer#DT0216

The entry area at Spring Park is beautiful. The grounds are beautiful, and the dining area was nice. The housekeeping was very excellent and individual units were livable. We like it, but it's just that it was assisted living and that was not what we need. They're mostly like studios, but they do have a few units that have separate bedrooms. That's what we were looking at, and that was nice. They have a lot of scheduled activities. The people that live there seem to participate in the outings and all that kind of stuff. They have nice facilities and nice offerings. They have public areas, gathering areas, and that sort of thing. The facility is nice. The staff who gave us the tour was informative and helpful. I did not try the food, but the menu looks interesting and fine. They do cater, if you have special dietary needs, they handle that.

Bethe

I went to Spring Park. The people seemed very genuine, and they had activities going. When we got there, there was an activity going on. When we were leaving, there was an activity going on. Every other facility that we saw kept saying, "Oh well, because of COVID, we don't have activities." COVID is still going on, but they had masks that they did activities with, and that's part of the whole reason why you go to a facility because you know you need more people and need interaction. The staff who toured us was excellent and very thorough. They had three different sizes of rooms. The one that we were looking at had a little kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator, and sink. They had a courtyard. They actually had raised gardens, so that the residents could garden if they wanted vegetables or flowers. My mom is moving there, but we had to wait for availability.