Comprehensive Review: The Fremont Senior Living
Location & Overview The Fremont Senior Living is located at 1520 E Bates St, Springfield, MO 65804. This senior living community is a continuum of care facility offering residents various living options as their needs change over time. The community is conveniently situated within a mile of shopping centers, a mall, and popular restaurants, making…

Location & overview
The Fremont Senior Living is at 1520 E Bates St, Springfield, MO 65804. It's a continuing care community with independent living, assisted living, and memory care options as residents' needs change. Shopping centers, a mall, and restaurants are all within a mile.
The Fremont started with independent living units that were originally condominiums. It later expanded to include assisted living and memory care, making it a full-service senior living community in Springfield.
Care services offered
Independent Living
- For active seniors who want no home maintenance or yard work
- Private apartments with full kitchens
- Villa homes in one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans
- Community activities and social engagement
- No responsibility for housekeeping, home maintenance, or lawn care
Assisted Living
- Help with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, and grooming
- 24/7 health services staff
- Personal care and medication management
- Studio and one-bedroom apartments
- Care plans tailored to each resident
- Memory Care
Program for residents with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
- A secure, comfortable, and safe environment
- Staff trained in dementia care
- Each resident has an assigned Life Enrichment Coordinator
- Secure buildings with activity areas
- Specialized dining programs to maintain proper nutrition
- Amenities & features
- Residence Options
Independent living villas with one to three bedrooms
Apartments with various layouts
- Studio units
- Tall ceilings in renovated units (the building was converted from condominiums)
- Full kitchens in independent living units
- Dining Services
- The Winfrey restaurant serves made-to-order meals
Over 50 menu options
- All-day dining available
- Special dietary options: gluten-free, kosher, low-sodium, vegetarian, sugar-free, and international dishes
- Wellness & Recreation
- Fitness center with equipment
- Handicap-accessible swimming pool
- Exercise classes including aerobics
- Indoor walking paths
- Additional Amenities
- Beauty salon with manicures and massage services
- Theater for movies and entertainment
- Library
Private dining room
- Activity center
- Pet-friendly with optional pet care services
- Housekeeping and maintenance
- Transportation for appointments, shopping, and outings
- Emergency call system
Wi-Fi and cable TV
- Daily Activities & Programs
- Health & Fitness Programs
- Regular exercise classes and aerobics
- Swimming and water activities
- Morning workouts
- Health and wellness education
- Social & Recreational Activities
- Bingo, card games, and board games
- Arts and crafts
- Weekly live music
Movie nights
Birthday parties and happy hour events
- Social clubs
- Educational & Cultural Programs
- Bible studies, book clubs, and guest speakers
- Educational seminars
- Special Events & Outings
Restaurant outings, shopping trips, scenic drives, and visits to local attractions
- Transportation is included for outings and appointments, which helps residents stay independent and connected to the community.
Pricing & Financial Information
- Published pricing is not available, so families should contact the community directly for current rates.
- What's Included
- Three meals daily
- Weekly housekeeping
Laundry services
- Medication assistance (assisted living and memory care)
- Help with daily activities including bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management for those in assisted living and memory care
- Transportation services
- Maintenance services
- Apartment utilities (except personal phone and internet in some cases)
Additional Costs & Fees
Additional costs may apply for customized care plans based on individual needs
- Optional services or amenities may have separate fees
- Management & Staff
- Staff Approach
- Staff build personal relationships with residents
Staff accommodate special requests
- Dining staff interact personally with residents
- Management Quality
Professional and organized management
Responsive to resident and family feedback
- Maintains a clean, well-kept facility
- Unique Features & Programs
Comprehensive Care Continuum
- Residents can transition between care levels as needs change without moving
- Ability to age in place within the same community
- Specialized Memory Care Approach
Life Enrichment Coordinators assigned to each resident
Activity areas to keep residents engaged
- Secure but homelike environment
- Resort-Style Amenities
- Swimming pool, multiple dining options, fitness center, and activity spaces
- Conclusion
- The Fremont Senior Living offers three levels of care in Springfield with access to nearby shopping and dining. The community provides different housing options, activities, and services to support seniors' well-being.
- Prospective families should weigh the community's living spaces, dining, and activities against practical considerations such as the size of the dining room and the cost relative to other area options.
- The continuum of care model means residents can age in place and have their changing needs met without relocating.
Schedule a tour to see if the community fits your needs. Ask about current pricing directly from the facility, as rates change.
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