CVSC, LLC

The staff treat the residents like family. They are very caring and go above and beyond of their regular duties. It's a small facility but the staff treats the residents like family. When my mom is there I know she's being well cared for.

All 5! What we like the most about The Springs at Simpsonville is the staff members who work there and the location of the community. We would recommend them to others who may need a place for their loved ones.

We really love Woodland Ridge. They have been really good to my mom and we are very thankful for you to helping us find it. She has been there a year and has received excellent care.She loves her room and accommodations, the meals are good, the staff is friendly, the activities are fun

Our overall experience with The Springs has been between a 4+ and a 5. The experience so far has been very good.

The staff is very friendly and they work well together to cover for one another when needed. The housekeeping is very good - trash is emptied twice a day, room is always clean. It took a little work to get on a regular laundry schedule, but that is good now. If I need an administrator, there is always someone available and they are very interactive with the staff. Mom says she loves the food; very few meals that she's eating. She is also gaining weight, which is good. Truly a great experience for her!

We have found The Springs overall program to be exceptional, exceeding our expectations. The quality of care that they offer is superlative. Very personalized care for our loved one, and they keep us well informed of this progress. The communications from the staff have been excellent, thorough and helpful. Yes, three meals per day are served, and there are almost always choices offered.

Very beautiful place!

Woodland Ridge has been an excellent community for our loved one, we have already recommended them to other families and will continue to do so. We have to highly the staff - they are so caring and compassionate not only to the residents but to their families. They are so professional and have great communication. It really is a warm and family oriented community, and you can just see the joy across the residents faces. The meals and dining services gets a 5 plus, our loved likes to eat and the chef will make sure to come around during meal time to see if he wants seconds or anything else - so very accommodating and always makes sure our loved one is well fed. The activities are definitely not limited they have so many different things for the residents to do - they are written up on an easel and posted on the calendar. IF you time it right you can hear the harp being played, they have the local choirs from the school come to play music and sing. There are service dogs, bingo, different board games and karaoke. On Friday's they go out to different shopping stores sometimes go apple picking and then to eat at the local BBQ restraints. It is an amazing community.

They are very friendly, and takes great care of my loved one. The food does not look that good. My loved one complains about it. The staff is awesome, and very responsive. We picked this community because, they had an apartment instead of a room available. Also, It came highly recommended.

It is an older facility but it is very well kept. My mothers room is always clean when I go to visit. They have helped my mother so much and we are so thankful for all of the staff, they are amazing. The director and all of the staff genuinely care about all of the residents and you can tell. They are so friendly they remember my name, my friends names, and all of the residents. I cannot say enough good about them. The therapy that she receives here if terrific and she is just overall so happy. I would definitely recommend The Springs at Simpsonville.

The decision to move my parents to assisted living was one of the hardest of my life. I actually called A Place For Mom thinking I was calling a facility. Once our conversation began I felt God had led me to them. We thought our parents would need to be separated after 65 years together because of their different needs. A Place For Mom helped me see that my parents could stay together. They asked a few questions and provided a list of possible places. They gave a list of questions for us to ask and things to look for when deciding on a place. They then advised me to call and speak with each and narrow it down to three. They set up visits at each place all in one day so I could take half a day to check them out. My sister and I went and were pleased with two of them. We presented the plan to our parents and A Place For Mom set up another visit, this time I took my parents. They were pleased with both. The availability and distance helped us decide on The Springs At Simpsonville. The whole process was completed and we moved them in two weeks. The facility is not home but it is the next best thing. If I had tried this on my own, I have no idea how it would have turned out or how long it would have taken. We are pleased with the facility and caregivers and highly recommend anyone to use A Place For Mom. They were compassionate and guided us when we really didn’t know how to begin.

My mother is doing very well at the Woodland Ridge. They are taking very good care of her. The meals are great and the place is very clean. I would defiantly recommend them to anyone looking into this option.

I investigated several facilities as we neared the end of Skilled Nursing, met most with great angst about the fit for my mother, and then found Woodland Ridge (WR). They made my ulcer go away. I was very comfortable with the introduction and information I received, the caregivers I met, and the environment for my mother. The WR team that went to the Skilled Nursing facility to evaluate Mom also received rave reviews for their thoroughness, warmth, and professionalism from my mother’s nurses there. (Some others did not.) Now that “we” have been at WR for a while, I can honestly say it is where I would choose to be for me if I were in the same situation as my mother. The staff is excellent in terms of their abilities, attention to needs, active care, understanding of residents, and communication with family. They seem very cohesive. I have not seen turnover, and most have been there for quite a long time. They have levels of care, and so can meet changing needs of most residents. Overall, they seem to run a tight ship (which I appreciate) with warmth and a supportive community spirit. My father and I have developed a strong communicative relationship with the caregivers there, so we feel well-connected with all aspects of my mother's needs. No, it’s not “home” and not the path we had planned. This is hard on all of us. But, WR has helped us manage this as well as we can, and we sleep well at night because we have complete confidence that my mother is cared for and supported when we are not there.

My wife is a resident in Assisted Living at Woodland Ridge and I am very pleased with this facility. I visit Woodland Ridge almost every day to visit my wife who has dementia. Staff members are always cheerful and encouraging to all of the residents as far as I can see and I am there almost every day. The staff is always helpful when I express a need or for information. They also keep a close eye on the medical needs of each resident. The staff has very little turnover, none that I have seen since my family has been involved. Also I have detected NO conflicts between staff members. Woodland Ridge has various activities from late morning through the afternoon that they encourage the residents to attend dependent on their individual interest. These activities range from music, music by visiting musicians coordinated by the Activities Director who also coordinated visits by visiting spiricial personnel of various faiths,visits by therapy animals, to outside Bar B Q's and festivals when the weather allows. They have seasonal celebration parties for the residents and their families. In addition, they have scenic and mall trips for all those that can and want to go coordinated and supervised by the Activities Director. My daughter and I visited several facilities before picking this one. I can honestly say that this is where I would choose for me if I had the option and ability to make that choice.

I'm a volunteer for Homestead Hospice and visit this facility frequently. I have no allegiance and am unbiased when I tell you this is a facility I would have my family member staying at, if the need occurs. It's very professional, does not have much staff turnover, and the patients as a whole are happy and well taken care of from eating to just overall comfort. They do their best to entertain the patients too, from music to letting therapy animals visit from time to time.

My mother always looks nice when I visit. The staff is friendly and always willing to help with any need. They have activities for them to do. All in all, I am pleased with her care.

For the overall experience, there have been a few issues, but they were immediately corrected when discussed. My mom usually can't recall what she has eaten, but is ready for the next meal. My mom is in memory care with limited activities as compared to the assisted living facility, but they do provide outings and activities. I do think the cost is reasonable for the care provided and my peace of mind.

This was a nice community with friendly staff. It was not the right fit for my loved one.

I would recommend The Springs at Simpsonville to others for their loved ones. The staff and community seems to be friendly and look out for the residents. The food is good and there are options for the residents to choose from.

They brought in physical therapy to help my husband and he improved greatly while he was here. He raved about the food, they are chef prepared meals on site. It was worth the money knowing he was safe and taken care of here. My father was actually here years ago in assisted living and he did really well. I would recommend them to others who are looking.