As we age, our metabolism changes and our bodies require different minerals and nutrients. Having a lack of these vitamins and nutrients in your diet as an older adult can cause low energy, low appetite, and a lower immunity level.
The Springs at Simpsonville's January 2020 Employee of the Month is Amber Budley! Amber is originally from Greenville, South Carolina, and has spent most of her life here apart from one year she lived in Washington State. Amber attended Woodmont…
The Springs at Simponsville‘s January 2020 Resident of the Month is Mr. Alan! Alan was born in Seneca, South Carolina, but lived a lot of his younger years in Winnsboro, SC.
While caregiving can be wholly rewarding, it can be hard to maintain a balance between your responsibilities to their care and your own. In a study conducted by AARP, the leading cause of caregiver burnout was the caregiver neglecting their own health. Caregiver burnout is a state of emotional and physical exhaustion that can occur while undertaking these responsibilities.
The Springs at Simpsonville’s December Resident of the Month is Miriam!
Congratulations to our December 2019 Employee of the Month, Josie Gallman! Josie is one of the Life Enrichment Directors at The Springs at Simpsonville, a position she started about four months ago.
Knowing when the proper time to talk to senior parent(s) about moving into a senior living community can be difficult. If your parent(s) or loved one lives far away, it can make it even more challenging, as you likely don’t know how they handle their day to day activities.
The Springs at Simpsonville’s November 2019 employee of the month is our dedicated and caring handyman, Kelly Turner!
The Springs at Simpsonville’s November 2019 resident of the month is Brian!
Signs of depression can vary from person to person, making depression particularly challenging to recognize. Depression in seniors can be especially difficult to notice as many think it is a normal part of aging, which is not that case.
