by Elizabeth Forsythe | Sep 9, 2021 | Continuing Care, General, Health, Volunteers
In the spring of 2021, Debbie Sivnksty became Springmoor’s Director of Nursing after serving in an interim capacity. Like many of our staff, she has a long history with Springmoor—22 years in Debbie’s case. She was a floor nurse for 6 years and worked in our clinic...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Mar 24, 2021 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, Volunteers
When asked why she chose Springmoor, Linda says, “It’s more than a retirement community; it really is like a family. I feel very blessed.” Linda’s husband John passed away seven years prior to her move to the community in 2017. She had grown tired of taking care of...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Jan 14, 2021 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, Volunteers
Springmoor offers residents a wide range of intellectual events and activities, such as lectures, book clubs, and discussion groups. Staying engaged in the community has helped residents deal with the stress of the coronavirus pandemic. To keep everyone safe, we...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Jul 8, 2020 | Active Seniors, Community, Volunteers
Since mid-March 2020, a group of Springmoor residents has been volunteering to handle the on-campus mail. Two residents—Jerry Fuller in North Village and David Waters in South Village—spearhead this effort and coordinate the other volunteers. In order...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Jun 26, 2020 | Active Seniors, General, Volunteers
When you’re considering your options for retirement living, you’re weighing many factors such as cost, location, amenities, and services. The choices can seem overwhelming. It can be helpful to think of retirement communities as falling into four primary categories:...
by lovedigital | Jan 30, 2020 | Active Seniors, Volunteers
“It bothers me to think about people being hungry,” Springmoor resident Judy Allen said. That’s precisely why she has spent so much time volunteering for worthy causes in the Raleigh area that help feed those who may go hungry otherwise. And now that she’s living at...
