Holiday House

Holiday House serves seniors aged 62 and older in a three-story building, and the place is pretty easy to get around in, with cozy one-bedroom apartments and some studio room layouts, all well-designed for daily comfort, and you'll find there are about 60 residents here, so it doesn't feel too crowded or too empty, which helps folks get to know each other without being overwhelmed. The building's kept clean and updated, and maintenance issues usually get fixed quickly by friendly staff, and people have said everyone's kind and helpful, which does make life a little easier. There's an onsite resident assistant in case of emergencies, and the staff looks after people while also letting them keep their independence, plus, for those who need it, Holiday House offers assisted living, memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and even home care services, since they want to match the help to what each person needs and not just stick everyone with the same things. The activity room gets plenty of use for social gatherings, and they've always got something going on to keep residents engaged, with activities for your mind, body, and social life, which helps break up the day. The meals here have gotten good reviews for being nutritious and made with quality ingredients, and the kitchens pay attention to the food. Residents live in a calm, friendly community, and you can always find a spot to relax, whether you're visiting or staying. Apartment rent is income-based for low-income seniors, usually about 30% of your monthly income, and they accept people with disabilities. It's considered the highest rated community in Springfield, and it's recognized for being fair, welcoming, and equal opportunity, so all sorts of folks feel comfortable settling in.