What Independent Living Looks Like at Spring Haven
If you’re looking to enjoy retirement without the responsibilities of homeownership, a 55+ independent living community might be exactly what you need. At Spring Haven, independent living means more than just having your own space—it’s about being part of a community where every detail is designed with your comfort, independence, and peace of mind in mind.
Here’s what you can expect when you make the move to independent living at Spring Haven in Winter Haven.
Your Comfort Comes First
At Spring Haven, you’ll find thoughtfully designed apartments that offer privacy, ease, and all the conveniences of home, without the constant upkeep. No more worrying about mowing lawns, replacing appliances, or managing repairs. Our team takes care of it all so you can focus on the things you enjoy most.
Included services like housekeeping, linen service, and daily meals mean you have more time to do what you love, and less time spent on chores.
A Built-In Sense of Community
Independent living doesn’t mean living alone. At Spring Haven, you’ll be surrounded by neighbors in the same stage of life, all within a warm, friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to make new friends, rekindle old hobbies, or simply enjoy daily conversation, you’ll feel right at home here.
Enjoy a full calendar of events that includes:
- Social gatherings and themed dinners
- Entertainment, wellness classes, and games
- Group trips to local attractions and dining spots
There’s always something going on, and always someone nearby to enjoy it with.
Convenient Living That Supports Your Lifestyle
One of the most appreciated features of life at Spring Haven is how convenient everything becomes. From meals and housekeeping to transportation and concierge assistance, our community is built to take the stress out of daily routines.
Additional on-site amenities include a beauty salon, activity spaces, and beautifully landscaped outdoor areas to relax and unwind.
Whether you’re staying active or enjoying a quiet afternoon, everything you need is just steps from your front door.
Discover the Benefits of Life at Spring Haven
If you’re ready to downsize the stress and upgrade your lifestyle, independent living at Spring Haven may be the perfect fit. It’s a chance to enjoy retirement on your terms—with just the right amount of support and a strong sense of community.
Schedule a Visit to See for Yourself
We invite you to come explore Spring Haven, meet our friendly team, and experience firsthand what life could look like here. It’s not just a move—it’s a fresh start, filled with possibilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 55+ independent living community?
A 55+ independent living community is designed for older adults who want to enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle with access to social activities, amenities, and support services—all while maintaining their independence.
Does Spring Haven offer medical or nursing care?
Independent living does not include medical care or daily nursing services. However, residents can coordinate outside care as needed, and our team is happy to help with referrals or planning.
Can I bring my own furniture and personal belongings?
Yes, absolutely. Your apartment at Spring Haven is your private home. You’re encouraged to furnish and decorate it in a way that feels comfortable and familiar.
Are meals included in the monthly cost?
Yes, residents enjoy chef-prepared meals in a communal dining space. Meals are designed to be nutritious, flavorful, and a time to connect with neighbors.
What kinds of activities are available?
Our residents enjoy a variety of social and recreational opportunities, including wellness classes, arts and crafts, group outings, themed events, and more.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, Spring Haven offers scheduled transportation for errands, doctor’s appointments, and community activities, making it easy for residents to stay mobile and connected.
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