Springhill Senior Living

01/16/2026

Officer Ben Bastow from the Millcreek Township Police Department spent the morning with residents of Springhill as a guest speaker for the monthly Current Events Group discussion. Ben gave an informational PowerPoint presentation and provided the attendees with tips on how seniors can stay alert and avoid scams. He also provided an informational handout which summarized common scams and what to do if you think you may be a victim of a scam.

01/15/2026

We are living in a real life snow globe today at Springhill! So pretty!

01/15/2026

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01/13/2026

Two fun loving residents enjoying one of the Brain Health Center’s exercises. Laughter is always the best medicine!

01/13/2026

Brain Health Center Open House yesterday. Residents were invited to check it out, interact with the brain health coaches, try out the equipment and learn about the results we are seeing from the program. Healthy snacks and a giveaway made the event even more fun. Thank you to everyone who came and to those who participate in the program! 🧠💪🏻

01/12/2026

We just had to share this adorable house that we saw on our travels around Springhill this morning. Made entirely out of Legos! Just goes to show that Legos are fun at any age! 😁

12/24/2025

The Garden Home neighborhood is always so festive! Thank you to all the residents who decorate so we can all enjoy!🎄

12/09/2025

Small acts of kindness and connection don’t just warm the heart—they can boost mood, resilience, and even brain health! 💛

Read more and find simple ways to make a big impact in this month's Ask Asbury blog! https://nuvi.me/4nk692

This time of year, the little moments matter more than ever... like a smile from a neighbor, a teammate lending a hand, or someone simply asking how you’re doing.

What many of us don’t realize?
These moments of gratitude and generosity don’t just warm the heart…They change the brain.

In our new December Ask Asbury blog, Dr. Sue Paul, Sr. Director of Well-Being & Brain Health, shares how kindness, connection, and everyday giving can:

🌟 Boost mood and emotional balance
🌟 Strengthen resilience
🌟 Support long-term brain health
🌟 Help us feel more grounded during the holiday rush

She also offers five simple practices you can try today—on your own, with your family, or with your team—to bring more steadiness and meaning into this season. No matter where you are or how you celebrate, we invite you to share a moment of gratitude with someone in your life.

👉 Read the full blog and discover how small acts can make a big impact: https://nuvi.me/4nk692

💬 Question for You: What’s one moment of kindness you experienced recently that meant a lot to you?

11/14/2025

The Springhill Associate Awards were earlier this week. Celebrating years of service, Azzy Award winners and the James G. Schneider Associate of the Year Award. Great people, great food and impressive dedication by these associates who show up every day with a smile on their face ready to make a difference in someone’s life. Congratulations and thank you all for your commitment to Springhill and Asbury Communities!

11/11/2025

Thank you to all our residents and associates who have fought for our country. We honor you today and always!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Springhill! Residents enjoyed a Halloween themed afternoon tea. Some associates got in on the fun too. We hope everyone has a fun and safe night! 👻

10/31/2025

This week the Wednesday resident trip was to the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. These gorgeous pictures were taken by resident Laurie Hofmann. Thank you for taking and sharing your pics with us Laurie! We heard it was a wonderful trip!