Category: Senior Living

Welcome Home to Your and Your Furry Companion

There are many factors to consider when researching what senior living community offers the best fit for you....

Dining Options for Every Palate

“What do I want to eat today?” is a question you ask yourself throughout life, from childhood well into adulthood....

Pick up Your Paintbrush – It’s Good for Your Health

A blank canvas turning into a painting of the ocean. A mug that started as a pile of clay. A picture frame hand-crafted out of wood....

Staging Your Home

Selling a house isn’t easy – but there are tips and tricks along the way that can alleviate some of the stress. One of those things is staging your home for potential buyers. A 2017 National Association of Realtors survey found that 49% of buyers...

Summer Skin Care

Take advantage of warmer days by enjoying your time in the summer sun – but make sure you’re prepared by properly caring for your skin. Your skin is the largest organ in your body, and it’s important to ensure your health by taking steps to pro...

Health Benefits of Socializing

During her search for a senior living community, Barbara Thompson included the feeling of camaraderie as a “must-have” on the list of things she wanted to find – and she didn’t get that in the first community she chose. She shared, “Where I...

Doing Good for Others

There’s no better feeling than taking the opportunity to do good for others. Whether this is offering financial support or simply taking the time to clean a park, there are many ways for us to give our time and talents. At Springpoint, we’re comm...

Senior Living Reviews

What influences your decision making? Do you talk to family and friends? Or do you go online and research yourself? When looking into the use of online reviews, Inc. found that, “91 percent of people regularly or occasionally read online reviews, a...

Touring a Senior Living Community

Online reviews. Word-of-mouth. Website research. There are plenty of ways to gather information when considering a move to a senior living community. Although there are benefits to each research tool, there really is no substitution to setting up a t...

Continuing Care at Home

Three out of four adults age 50 and older prefer staying in their homes and communities as they age, according to an AARP survey. “Aging in place,” the idea of continuing to live in long-term homes, is a desirable option for those who may not be ...