Grants Pass, Oregon Senior Living Community

A Wonderful Active Lifestyle

Each of our communities offers different activities based on the needs and interests of its residents. Spring Meadow offers all kinds of social events, trips to wineries and nearby lakes and rivers; Tai Chi classes; piano lessons; ballroom dances with live entertainment; summer barbeques and much more. Many activities take place in Spring Meadow’s own clubhouse.

At Spring Village, we offer live musical entertainment each week, bible studies, bingo, baking classes, resident-led discussion groups, pet therapy and all kinds of special events, such as antique car shows and holiday dinner celebrations. In fact, we celebrate every major holiday – and if there isn’t a holiday one month, we’ll find something to celebrate!

Spring Pointe keeps its resident engaged and active throughout the day, with outings to pick vegetables, scenic drives, arts and crafts, professional musical entertainment – even a visit from miniature horses each month! The staff also celebrates every resident’s birthday with cake and ice cream.

We also have campus-wide events to which everyone, including our families, is invited. These include seminars to which we invite outside professionals who speak on a wide range of topics, from healthcare providers addressing fall prevention and dementia care to a local attorney providing advice on trusts and deeds.

Partnering with the Local Neighborhood Community

Our memory care staff works closely with local Alzheimer Association groups and is a vital resource for people within the Grants Pass area who have loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s and other memory impairments. As necessary, we make our staff available to visit seniors in their homes, sharing important information and helpful advice to their family members. How to encourage them to eat, getting them safely into a car, persuading them to take a bath – we are always happy to make home visits to address these and many other concerns.

Our staff from Spring Meadow and Spring Village is also available to check on seniors in their homes – an especially important service for family members who live a long distance and cannot visit frequently. We also take it upon ourselves to check on those seniors who have called us – or who we know about through a local senior center or church group – again, making sure they are safe and know that they can rely on us should they need assistance. We view ourselves as a resource for anyone in the community who needs professional guidance and advice in caring for seniors in need.

Fine Dining

Spring Meadow and Spring Village each has its own dining room, where residents are served three meals a day. All meals are included in their monthly rent and provide two entrée options at both lunch and dinner, as well as a full salad bar, an always-available menu with soups made from scratch each day, sandwiches, fruit plates, a wide assortment of desserts and more.

Our wait-staff serve meals – restaurant style – on tables set with fresh linens and cloth napkins. Lunch is the main meal at Spring Village; dinner is the main meal at the Meadow. Our food is outstanding – in fact, we have a new professional chef with 15 years of experience serving assisted living communities. The dining rooms of both communities are absolutely beautiful and feature grand pianos. Spring Village can also accommodate special dietary requirements. And snacks are always available.

Spring Pointe has four small dining rooms and kitchenettes, one for each neighborhood. Residents receive three main meals and three mini meals each day, helping ensure they get proper nutrition. Meals are all homemade and served on colorful plates, which help residents more easily distinguish their food. And of course, if a resident wants a grilled cheese – even if it’s in the middle of the night – we will always oblige! Each neighborhood also has a hydration station, where beverages are always available – and our staff frequently queues residents to drink throughout the day.