We’re all familiar with “The Talk.” It can be sensitive, uncomfortable, and awkward. You want to make sure you’re providing useful information without embarrassment, and you want to create a safe environment for questions or concerns.
There’s nothing like sharing a good laugh with an old friend, hugging a grandchild, reminiscing on the past with your now-adult children, or even sitting in comfortable silence with your spouse. All of these are forms of connection, something that—at our core—is a basic human need.
The Springs at Simpsonville is proud to announce our August Employee of The Month, Paige Urrutia! Paige is hard-working and caring and we are glad to have her on our team. Paige was born in Greenville and has spent…
The Springs at Simpsonville is proud to announce our August Resident of The Month, Frances! Ms. Frances is kind and delightful and always puts a smile on our faces. We are so glad to have her here at The…
When a parent or relative starts needing assistance with basic care and daily tasks, an adult child or family member will often step in to help. This act of informal caregiving is admirable and can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, but sometimes comes with unanticipated costs.
Eating a balanced diet of nutritious foods allows you to feel well, look well, and be well. Many people know that certain foods can support different systems in your body. We’ve all been told that an apple a day keeps the doctor away; carrots improve vision, garlic benefits the immune system, and eggs may promote hair growth.
The Springs at Simpsonville is proud to announce that our July Employee of the Month is Nina! Nina is hard-working, loving, and loyal, and we are lucky to have her on the team. Nina is originally from Mexico, but…
The Springs at Simpsonville is proud to announce our July Resident of the Month—Joanne! Ms. Joanne is an important part of our community and we’re so glad to have her here at The Springs. Joanne was originally from Long…
The Springs at Simpsonville’s June 2020 Employee of the Month is Brenda Gearhart, Director of Resident Care!
Emergencies can happen at any time and can disrupt anyone’s routine if they are not prepared. As a senior caregiver, it is vital to have an emergency care plan to ensure that if something happens, your family member will still receive the necessary care and attention.
