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Jill Spencer, a Springmoor Employee and Resident’s Daughter, Shares What a CCRC Has Meant to Her Family
Safety, security, and peace of mind—you probably consider them to be priceless. As an Activities Assistant in the Stewart Health Center, Jill Spencer helps provide seniors with these benefits of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) on a daily basis. As the daughter and niece of two Springmoor residents, she shared her unique perspective regarding how a CCRC has been invaluable for her family.
Continue reading →A Streamlined Move-In Process Helps Make Springmoor a Top Choice for Independent Living in North Carolina
If you’re like most of us, moving tops your list of stressful life events. You’re dealing with packing up your belongings, additional expenses, and general disruption to your daily life. But moving can also be an exciting adventure that facilitates a happier, more secure lifestyle.
Continue reading →Why Should You Choose Springmoor from All the Retirement Communities in Raleigh, NC? Read How the Stewart Health Center Team Keeps Residents Safe and Engaged
As a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), Springmoor gives residents the opportunity to live life to the fullest without worrying about their future. In addition to Independent Living, a full range of supportive care is available on our campus. Our Stewart Health Center provides rehabilitation, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory support care.
Continue reading →During COVID-19, Springmoor Residents Support Their Neighbors by Coordinating the Campus Postal System
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.
Continue reading →A Springmoor Resident Explains Why Choosing a CCRC Is a Good Long-Term Financial Decision
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: Independent Living (IL), Assisted Living (AL), Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs), and Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs).
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