Person Centered Care, Long Term Care, Grace Garden, Memory Care
At LifeSpring Community we understand the importance of maintaining good eye health, especially as we age. Clear vision plays a crucial role in our daily lives, and taking proactive steps to care for our eyes can help prevent common age-related issues. Here are four essential steps to promote eye health:[…]
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As summer arrives we at LifeSpring Community Care want to ensure that ournesidents and their families are well-prepared for the warmer months. Summer is a time for enjoying the outdoors and summer fun time activities. Here are some essential tips to help you stay safe and healthy this summer.[…]
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Welcome to LifeSpring Community's Grace Garden in beautiful Fort Valley, GA! As a dedicated memory care facility, we understand that caring for individuals with memory-related conditions requires a specialized approach. Let's explore what makes memory care different and why Grace Garden is the perfect place for your loved ones to thrive. What Makes Memory Care Different? Memory care is a […]
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The LifeSpring Community of Perry recently received a generous grant from the Navicent Health Foundation. The $131,000 grant will enable LifeSpring to expand its services through its Grace Garden memory care facility opened in October 2023. Funds are being used to complete a private donor match for the construction of Grace Garden, and to provide enhanced dementia care training to its staff. […]
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Welcome to Grace Garden, a premier memory care service located within the LifeSpring Community. As we eagerly anticipate our opening in the Fall of 2023, we are dedicated to providing a unique and enriching experience for individuals seeking specialized care for themselves or their loved ones. Under our services, we offer holistic memory care in a home-like atmosphere that promotes […]
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Stigma around dementia are assumptions made about someone because they have a diagnosis of cognitive impairment. When a person in your life is diagnosed with dementia, it can be an overwhelming, frightening and isolating experience. The more we learn about the symptoms of dementia, and how best to communicate with someone with dementia, the less we draw on incorrect assumptions. This article […]
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