Spring Hills Hunters Creek is a retirement community that offers both independent and assisted living in Orlando, Florida, with purpose-built sections for memory care, including a secure building for those with Alzheimer's and dementia. The community's set up with private studio and one- or two-bedroom suites, each having a private bathroom, kitchenette, cable TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, individually controlled air conditioning, emergency call systems, and thermostats, so residents stay comfortable and can call for help any time they want. People can choose from different living arrangements depending on how much help they need, and every unit is move-in ready, offering furnished rooms with help available to make the move go smoothly.
Everyday life here includes support for bathing, dressing, transfers, grooming, toileting, medication management, nutritional needs, and more, whether you need a little help or heavier care, and there's always trained staff and nurses on duty, with a doctor on call if health problems come up. Residents who need specialized diabetic care, insulin shots, or help with blood sugar monitoring have it taken care of, and those who use wheelchairs find the showers and tubs accessible. For people who need non-ambulatory care, help moving, behavioral support, or dementia waivers, the staff is trained and ready to provide the proper care, with 24-hour supervision and safety features like secured areas, alarm bracelets, and a computerized system to alert staff if someone tries to leave where it's unsafe.
Spring Hills Hunters Creek has a focus on a balanced lifestyle with meals made from fresh ingredients, housekeeping, transportation, and laundry services, so daily chores aren't a worry, and there's a full-time activity director who runs fitness classes, art sessions, brain games, music programs, and more. Residents join in stretching classes, brain fitness, gardening, cooking, karaoke, educational lectures, intergenerational programs, trips out, movie nights, and plenty of social get-togethers, with both indoor and outdoor spaces, like covered porches, courtyards, a piano lounge, library, wellness center, barbershop, resident-run activities, walking paths, and common areas for gathering or worship.
Pets like dogs and cats are welcome, and parking's available for visitors and residents. The facility supports people who wish to age in place, so once you're settled in, you can stay as care needs change, with levels from independent living to hospice, respite, memory care, and behavioral care all under one roof. Staff stay on 24/7 and can communicate in English, making sure everyone's safe and comfortable, while also helping with reminders, companionship, and healthcare needs, including dental and home care options for extra support.
The place holds a license for up to 108 residents, and the overall feeling is cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff and a range of activities, amenities, and support that aims to keep everyone engaged, safe, and as independent as possible, whether you need light touch assistance or more involved care as time goes on.
