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Why Driving with Snow & Ice on Your Car is So Dangerous Wondering why it’s dangerous — and in many places illegal — to drive around with snow on the roof of your car? Here’s why: The ice or snow could fall from your car’s roof onto your windshield while you’re driving — blocking your visibility. A frozen slab
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Like Springhouse Senior Living on Facebook and Support Alzheimer’s Research

We will donate $1 to the Springhouse Senior Living Walk to End Alzheimer’s for every NEW FOLLOWER on our FACEBOOK PAGE. Please check it out and follow us, plus you will see our most up-to-date happenings on our Facebook Page. Check out what is going on here everyday!    
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Fundraiser for Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Fundraiser to End Alzheimers
Jackson Pollack Original Artwork All artwork is signed. Art is matted or framed. Click on the link above to see Jackson’s story, his appearance on the news, and all of the available artwork. 
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Crocheting with Cori

Crocheting with Cori
At Springhouse Senior Living, we pride ourselves on the bonds we create with our residents. Whether that is through caregiving, art, songs, or writing, staff and residents are always finding new ways to relate to each other. Crocheting with Cori is just one example of that. Pictured is a resident with Activity Coordinator, Cori Keto,
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GEN SILENT: A film screening & discussion | June 16th

Springhouse Pride
GEN SILENT A film screening & discussion June 16, 2022 3:00 pm Join Springhouse Senior Living for a screening of the film GEN SILENT, an important documentary that explores the challenges of LGBTQ seniors. As an added bonus, you’ll meet a participant from the film; a resident at Springhouse Senior Living RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY!
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Springhouse Reinvigorates Harvard College Alzheimer’s Buddies Program

Harvard College Alzheimer's Buddies
In 2014, I learned that Jeffrey Robbins began a program called the Eleanor Robbins Program, in memory of his own mother. The goal of the program was to help residents in long-term care build relationships with college students. Its goal was to help the residents in long-term care with social isolation. These residents had Alzheimer’s
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Join Springhouse Assisted Living on March 17th | Trivia & Dinner

Springhouse Assisted Living Event
Wear your green and come join us for St. Patrick’s TRIVIA FUN. There will be prizes for trivia winners. Tours of Springhouse Assisted Living are included. All attendees will receive a traditional Irish boiled dinner to go or stay and enjoy your meal as our guests. Come for Trivia, Stay for Dinner! March, 17, 2022
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Conversation Starters for Memory Support

conversations starters for memory support
Springhouse Senior Living is sensitive to the struggle family members may have coming up with conversation starters for memory support with their loved ones. Visiting with loved ones should be a special time but many people struggle with “safe” topics to engage with for those with dementia. Now that visits are limited to resident apartments,
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COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Update

Springhouse Vaccine Mandate
Springhouse Senior Living, per the order of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs and Public Health Council, has issued a COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for the following: • All Private Aides • Drivers • Assistants • Companions • Volunteers • Medical personnel • Cleaning services • Hospice workers • Visiting Nurse Associations: RN,
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Coronavirus Update

Springhouse Senior Living is (still) actively responding to the COVID-19 pandemic During the COVID-19 pandemic, the health, safety and well-being of our residents and staff are and always have been our top priority. Springhouse Senior Living continues to take extreme prevention and protection protocols as outlined by the CDC, the department of health and Commonwealth
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