by Elizabeth Forsythe | Aug 8, 2023 | Community, Culinary, General, Health, Independent Living, News
Ashley Bochenek brings almost two decades of hospitality experience to her new role as Springmoor’s Director of Dining Services. Initially hired as our Operations Manager, she then served as our Interim Director of Dining Services. After a short time, she was offered...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Jul 15, 2023 | Community, Culinary, General, Health, Independent Living, News
Matt Love has been cooking professionally for more than 23 years, with 12 years as an Executive Chef. “I’ve worked in just about every aspect of the culinary industry,” he says. His extensive experience includes catering, restaurants, fast food, military cooking,...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | May 10, 2023 | Active Seniors, Community, Fitness, General, Health, Independent Living, Wellness
We all know there are many great reasons to exercise. Benefits include helping ward off chronic disease, keeping your muscles and bones strong, boosting your happiness, and even helping you strengthen your connections with others. But if you still struggle to be...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Nov 10, 2022 | Community, Events, Family, General, Health
By Brandon Hair, Executive Director Springmoor is a diverse and welcoming community. We provide a supportive, family-like atmosphere for both residents and staff. All employees are invited to attend a 15-minute staff chapel service every Wednesday morning at 8:45 am....
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Oct 27, 2022 | Community, General, Health, Wellness
By Brandon Hair, Executive Director With employee turnover rates in the healthcare industry continuing to rise, companies must continue to be creative with their ongoing recruitment and retention efforts. Executive-level positions, dining services, housekeeping,...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Oct 3, 2022 | Community, Continuing Care, General, Health, Independent Living
By Brandon Hair, Executive Director Have you ever wondered what percentage of people 55 or older have given any thought to how they will live independently should they ever need assistance? The question may be an unexpected one, yet residents of a CCRC (Continuing...
