Spring Arbor of Williamsburg

The staff at Spring Arbor really helped us out during a difficult time, so based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families. They have so many different activities for the residents to participate in.

They have wonderful activities at this community. If you get bored here it is going to be your own fault. For the price I do feel like there should have been more offered like help with bathing if needed. You have to keep close tabs on this community. I would drop in at different times to see how things are going and also I keep a eye on my loved ones medicines to make sure they are getting what they need to be getting.

They are amazing here, he is going for the 3rd time this week for a stay. The staff are all very kind and they are the only place in the town that will do a week respite care, all of the other places we looked at required a month minimum. I like that it is a smaller facility so the care is more personalized. I would recommend to others looking.

Spring Arbor has been great and she seems to be doing very well, they are taking great care of her and are very flexible and accommodating. We have nothing but good things to say about them. The facility itself is very nice and clean, the people are friendly, helpful, and concerned about their residents. They really go out of their way to try and encourage her to participate in the activities that they provide. We are very pleased with our experience and I would highly recommend them to others who are looking.

The staff was great during the time my loved one was there. My loved one decided to participate doing puzzles. The community had several activities for residents to participate. I have no problem with putting a loved one in the community again. I would recommend you speak with [name removed]. The director came to see my loved one at the hospital, sent cards and even sent sympathy cards to the family. The director even would keep in contact with family members, and kept following up when my loved was in the hospital.

This is the first place I have toured. It was bright, cheery and clean. Everything looks recently painted. Outside landscaping is attractive. The dining room looked like a lovely restaurant, tables of 4, nice fabrics on chairs and curtains. They emphasize friendliness and dignity (an alternated eating room, if there is embarrassment about being helped with food). There seem to be many activities. Also, quite a few sitting areas, with or without TVs.