Springs at Simpsonville

What do DPH's records say about Springs at Simpsonville?

DPH's licensing data shows license CRC-1198 for Springs at Simpsonville, 89 licensed beds and an expiration date of May 31, 2027; at 89 beds it is larger than the typical senior-serving CRCF in the four counties (64 beds).

DPH issues CRCF licenses for one-year terms; the present term began June 1, 2026. A facility may not house more residents than its licensed beds, and the license names one licensee at one address, so a sale or move means a new license.

DPH assigns license numbers in sequence. CRC-1198 is number 14 of 61 when the four-county senior CRCF roster is sorted from the lowest number to the highest, a rough guide to how long this license line has existed rather than the age of the building.

Is there memory care at Springs at Simpsonville?

DPH's licensing data flags an Alzheimer's special care unit or program at Springs at Simpsonville, which South Carolina defines as a secure, special unit or program for residents with probable Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia that limits residents' access outside the designated area (Regulation 60-84, Section 101.F).

Under the Alzheimer's Special Care Disclosure Act (S.C. Code 44-36-510 and following), a facility that markets dementia care must disclose in writing what makes that care special: its philosophy, admission and discharge process, staffing and training, activities and the physical environment. Ask for that disclosure before touring.

See how South Carolina regulates Alzheimer's units.

Are there any DPH enforcement orders on file for Springs at Simpsonville?

None that we found: Springs at Simpsonville does not appear in DPH's monthly Healthcare Quality enforcement reports from January 2025 to September 2026.

Absence from the enforcement list says the facility has not recently been fined or sanctioned; it says nothing about routine citations, which you can only see by requesting the inspection report.

Where are the state inspection results for Springs at Simpsonville?

Ask DPH Healthcare Quality in writing: South Carolina does not post CRCF inspection reports online, but Regulation 60-84 (Section 202.E) makes reports of inspections and investigations, with the facility's response, available to the public on written request, with individuals' names redacted.

There is no published inspection calendar for CRCFs, so the date of Springs at Simpsonville's last DPH visit is a question for the administrator. A report that cites deficiencies will come with a plan of correction signed by the administrator; ask to read both.

What are the alternatives to Springs at Simpsonville nearby?

The closest other senior-serving CRCF is Restoration at Simpsonville in Simpsonville, about 1.3 miles away in a straight line, with 93 licensed beds and no Alzheimer's unit flag on DPH's roster.

Where is Springs at Simpsonville and what is nearby?

Springs at Simpsonville is in Simpsonville, Greenville County; the nearest general acute-care hospital on DPH's roster is Prisma Health Hillcrest Hospital, about 1.2 miles away by straight line.

Next is St. Francis-Eastside at about 8.9 miles. Distances are straight lines between DPH's mapped points, not drive times.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Simpsonville Post Acute (1.4 mi, CMS 5 of 5) and Fountain Inn Post Acute (4.5 mi, CMS 3 of 5).

What questions does Springs at Simpsonville's record raise?

Start with what the public record raises: ask when DPH last visited and whether you may read that report and the facility's written response.

• Ask to see a week's staffing schedule; with 89 beds the regulation's floor is 12 staff at peak and 3 off-peak.
• Ask for the written Alzheimer's special care disclosure and how many beds are inside the secured area.
• Ask whether Medicaid-funded help is accepted here, through OSS or Residential Personal Care, before assuming it is.
• Take the admission agreement home before signing and check the level-of-care fees, the refund policy and the 30-day notice clause.