Spring Arbor Senior Living

This community is kept very clean, it is a little more on the expensive side. The staff has taken very good care of my mother there, so far no residents have had COVID. The nursing staff are very caring people. They do their best with activities, and keeping them very engaged. The rooms are like apartment, she has a one bedroom with a little kitchen, a living room and bedroom. We have toured the Alzheimer unit and its absolutely beautiful, its open and and extremely lit up with natural lighting. The staff is very engaging with the residents and very caring

Every time I turned around, they were washing the floors, chairs, or other furniture. The community smelled fresh and they were always cleaning. The staff were all wonderful. They all knew my name and they felt like another family. Even on holidays, they were always happy and cheerful. They did seem to have a lot of activities available for the residents, however my mother didn't often participate. They had a lot of group activities available and held lots of holiday events.

The community is always kept clean. The staff is very friendly. They call often and let us talk to my mother. My mother is not a big participator in the activities, but the ones they do offer seem very good. The food seems pretty good, and the few times I have eaten there it has been pretty good. If you can afford the higher price for the care, it is definitely worth it. We really do appreciate them!

They are very friendly and very attentive at Spring Arbor . They take good care of the residents. Mom likes the food. I had gotten a lot of positive recommendations for Spring Arbor from friends when I was looking for options for my mom.

Personalized care and very nice rooms.

All the places we have visited were outstanding but Spring Arbor of Frederick is the best. As with Chancellor's Village, I loved the Colonial Decor. It is pricey but like Chancellor's Village the Level of Care costs in Assisted Living are less than other facilities so if you believe it is slightly over your budget, you should pay a visit. What is most impressive is that members of the staff actually have placed their parents in the community and there is a great deal of staff longevity and low turnover. Both are excellent signs! Moreover, they also offer Memory Care on premises, so Aging in Place should be less of a hassle. Also, I encountered a couple of residents who were obviously mentally confused in Assisted Living (call it blissful confusion). That actually made me feel somewhat self assured as my father suffers a bit of vascular dementia as a result of his strokes and while I know Memory Care might/will become necessary down the road, it would appear that the staff is not "gung-ho," shall we say, to warehouse people and will strive to keep the residents independent as long as they are not a danger to themselves.

We were very pleased with Spring Arbor. It had many lovely public spaces. They will provide the care that my husband needs. Our search is over

We loved it. Our tour guide was warm, knowledgable, and showed a genuine interest in our story. She knew residents by name and showed pride and enthusiasum. It felt like a community. We loved the mailboxes next to each door and the size of the rooms.The facility was bright and tastefully decorated. We liked the different colored painted hallways and the common areas.

Excellent newly opened facility. Had that spic and span aura. Tour was nice but unable on this visit to discuss more details with sales representatives. Followed up later. Great soaking tub and spa few other facilities had. Worth serious consideration.

Excellent newly opened facility. Had that spic and span aura. Tour was nice but unable on this visit to discuss more details with sales representatives.

[Name removed] gave us a tour this afternoon and the facility is brand new and sparkling clean. The staff were all very friendly and residents were also very nice. The residents seemed to gel like a community. Rooms were beautiful, menu and common areas were also very nice.

Clean, bright and positive - the facilities when we first toured were very nice. There seems to be a positive vibe with things going on (quarter bingo, water ice man offering on a summer's night, "Camden Park" event at the premise, lectures and more). We brought Mom from Virginia and we found home. A place where she befriended fellow residents, nurtured by a caring and positive staff, good food and a family-like feel that you cannot buy. Mom (and we) are blessed. Mom is happy.

Spring Arbor was stunning. The community is just gorgeous. The residents we saw out and about all appeared to be happy and engaged in something. The units themselves were very nice and would work well for my mother. The price is at the high end of my range, but Spring Arbor will be one of my finalists.

Four months into the Spring Arbor experience has been a god send. This clean, smallish community is just that a community. The attendants are responsive, personable and positive. The facilities immaculate and there is something going on all the time. Special events like Camden Yards Day, a barbecue, etc are elaborate and cross the greater community with the Spring Arbor community. So very nice. In a nut shell, I know where I am going when my time comes.

I was so terrified when I had to place my husband in assisted living. However, he LOVES Ginter Hall South. I visit every day and many times during meals and activities. The staff is wonderful-from the janitor to the cleaning and food staff , activity director, marketing director and management, I could not ask for more! They are all 110% dedicated to the residents of Ginter Hall and very caring and attentive to both my husbands need but to ensure I am comfortable as well and informed of everything.

First, I would like to say that Brookdale, Greenville, has an outstanding staff of professional people, who are not only knowledgeable people but caring and respectful. All staff members go the extra mile to maintain all the needs of their residents. My Mom loves music, I think many people share that joy. More music would be most welcomed. There are no favorite people on staff, they are all equally valued and loved. High qualified personnel and fun loving people are what we strive in the care of our loved ones and the is duly noted at Brookdale Greenville.

Wonderful...Best staff, beautiful surroundings, good food what more could you ask for.

I went with my friend to visit her mother, whom has severe Alzheimer, and was in AWE of this place. Certainly a step up from the one I visited my grandmother in in Cali.([language removed] out there for $$$$). There are activities and a very nice gathering room in her wing. The staff was busy but still very friendly with all the residents. It amazes me how friendly the workers are when they have so many to take care of, I'd be pulling my hair out.

My siblings and I were not impressed with this facility. The receptionists gave us a tour and lunch was being served and it smelled good and looked even better. We just didn't get that home feeling when we visited the Memory Care Unit.

I really liked this facility. [name removed ]took a lot of time to walk me around the building and the location is beautiful. The pricing model is more "inclusive" and doesn't nickel and dime you. Haven't made a decision yet, but this is at the top of my list for now.