Paul Spring Retirement Community

I visited this facility

Paul Spring wasn't as active and vibrant as the other place, and the apartments were small, and my mom did not like that. The staff was great, very helpful, and patient. It was a nice facility overall, but it was smaller, and it didn't have as many options as you might see in some of the larger communities. They still have some classes and book clubs and those kinds of things.

Paul Spring is a nice place. The activities for the residents are very enjoyable. Whether it’s arts and crafts activity, exercise classes, special outings, or social events. They also have a program where they offer free lecture classes to the residents and some are open to the public. It’s called RUI university. I believe that’s a great program that from defers from other assistant/independent/memory care communities.

Paul Spring

Paul Spring is a great community! The staff here are kind and welcoming to the residents. You can see the friendly atmosphere as soon as you walk in Paul Spring. Everyone is nice and has a smile on their face. I recommend you visiting with a loved one or yourself.

I visited this facility

Paul Spring is a pleasant enough community, and the person who showed me around was very nice. However, there are two buildings. I am interested in having either a balcony or an outside space. The building that has balconies has only two bedrooms. I want a one-bedroom and I don't see paying an extra $2000 a month just to have a balcony and a second bedroom that I don't need. Those apartments were awfully small. The person who helped me was very pleasant. They did not invite me for lunch, but I knew that l…

Paul Spring is a great place to work! The management staff is great. They listen to suggestions and comments. They pay well and know your worth. Please check the place out. The employees and welcoming.

Great, and I mean absolutely great staff. Cannot recommend the place enough! Very kind people and clean building.