Springs Village
Care Center

For many families, the answer is yes—and our team will help you understand how. Springs Village is Medicaid-contracted, and we work with Medicare and a range of insurance plans, depending on your situation and the kind of care you need.

Paying for care can feel overwhelming, especially when decisions are happening fast. Reach out, and we'll walk you through your options in plain language, so you know exactly where you stand.

We provide three kinds of care: short-term rehabilitation for people recovering from surgery, illness, or a hospital stay; long-term care for those who need ongoing daily support; and respite care, which gives family caregivers a short break. Whether the stay is for a couple of weeks or much longer, our team and therapy services are here seven days a week. If you're not sure which fits your situation, we're glad to talk it through.

No, we don't offer memory care. If your loved one is living with Alzheimer's or dementia and needs specialized memory support, we're happy to point you toward communities that provide it, including others in the Stellar Living Network. Our focus is skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term care.

While we do have some private rooms, most of our rooms are semi-private, which means one roommate, never more. Longer-term Medicaid support covers semi-private rooms.

We hear this often, and we understand why—skilled care can call up images of long, clinical hallways. What people notice walking in Springs Village is the warmth: a bright, open activity room near the entrance, a garden and patio out back, and a team that smiles and knows one another. Most families tell us it feels calmer and more cared-for than they expected.

It's the question families ask most, because short-staffing is so common in this field. Here, it isn't the norm. Our team is full and steady, and many have worked here for years. That consistency shows up in the everyday: familiar faces, quick answers to call lights, and staff across every role who pitch in when someone needs help.

Yes. Many families assume rehab pauses on weekends and picks back up on Monday, but ours doesn't. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are available seven days a week, so progress doesn't stall just because it's Saturday. Your physician sets the goals, and our team works with you daily to reach them.

Better than most people expect. A registered dietitian oversees the menu, and we serve three chef-prepared meals a day plus an always-available option, so there's always something you can order. Portions are generous, the kitchen is happy to accommodate preferences, and a dietary aide checks in daily to see what sounds good. Families are welcome to bring their favorite from home, too.

Moving in can feel like a big adjustment, so we try to make the first days easier. Everyone arrives to a welcome basket, and you're encouraged to bring your own comforter, photos, and a few plants to make the room yours. Our directors stop by to introduce themselves and let you know who to come to for anything you need. From the start, the goal is for you to feel known, not processed.

Absolutely—family is part of daily life here. Loved ones join us for patio barbecues, bring in favorite meals, and take walks together along the trail beside the community. Our doors are open, and the team keeps you in the loop. We see ourselves as caring for your whole family, not just the person who lives here.

Often quickly—we know these decisions usually come fast, frequently straight from a hospital. Availability changes day to day, and rooms generally go on a first-come, first-served basis once the paperwork is in, so it's worth reaching out early, even as you're still deciding. Our Family Advisor can talk you through what's open and what the next steps look like, whether you call, visit, or have us meet you at the hospital.

Families who tour a few places often tell us the difference is how calm and coordinated it feels. At some communities, they describe walking in and not knowing who to talk to; here, anyone on our team will stop to help or show you around. Add strong quality ratings, a clean and well-kept building, and a location right behind Penrose Hospital, and it adds up to a place families trust. The best way to feel it is to come see for yourself.