Senior living in Springfield
Burlington County stretches from the Delaware River all the way into the rural Pinelands. Right in the agricultural heart of the county sits Springfield Township, often recognized locally by the historic village of Jobstown and the crossroads hamlet of Juliustown.
Life here moves at a quiet, country pace. Most families live on large acreage, active horse farms, or tucked along scenic rural roads like Route 206 and County Route 537. Getting around means driving. There are no train stations or busy commercial strips in Springfield, so older adults rely on personal cars or family rides to reach doctors and shops in nearby Mount Holly, Columbus, or Burlington Township.
Growing older in Springfield
Growing older in Springfield usually means aging on property you have cared for across decades. Many older adults own historic farmhouses or single-family homes on multi-acre parcels. That setup offers quiet and space, but it brings real challenges when mowing several acres, maintaining long driveways, or clearing snow becomes tough.
Isolation is another reality here. When driving at night or along unlit rural corridors becomes unsafe, seniors can quickly feel cut off from daily routines. Adult children often live nearby in surrounding Burlington County towns, stepping in to manage maintenance and transport. Eventually, many families reach a point where downsizing to a supported community nearby makes daily life much safer and simpler.
Care options in and around Springfield
Because Springfield has preserved its open space and agricultural zoning, care options are located across several nearby communities. Families explore different levels of support depending on what is needed:
- Independent living: Ideal for active seniors who want to hand off yard care, home repairs, and cooking, trading rural upkeep for an apartment near dining and social clubs.
- Assisted living: Built for seniors who want their own apartment but need discreet daily help with medication schedules, bathing, dressing, or meals.
- Memory care: Secured, structured settings designed specifically for seniors living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Staff are specially trained, and buildings are laid out to prevent wandering.
- Skilled nursing care: Round-the-clock medical attention and rehabilitation for complex health issues or recovery following surgery.
- Home care services: Helpful for Springfield residents who want to remain on their family properties, bringing visiting aides directly into the home for personal care, meal prep, and chores.
Communities near Springfield
There are no large licensed senior living developments directly within Springfield Township's borders. Families in Jobstown and the surrounding areas look just beyond town lines into neighbouring Burlington County communities like Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Medford, and Burlington Township.
To compare vetted settings across our network, you can search senior communities in the area to check options close to home.
Local resources that make a difference
Staying supported in rural Burlington County is easier when you connect with local programs:
- Burlington County Office on Aging: Based in Westampton, this agency connects older residents with countywide services, Medicare counseling, and caregiver support programs.
- Burlington County Sen-Han Transit: Provides curb-to-curb transportation for seniors needing rides to non-emergency medical appointments and grocery trips.
- Virtua Memorial Hospital: Located a short drive away in Mount Holly, this is the primary full-service hospital for Springfield residents needing acute care and emergency services.
- Springfield Township Municipal Building: Located on Jacksonville-Jobstown Road, hosting local municipal offices and community notices.
- Jobstown Community: Local churches and neighbourhood networks in and around Jobstown offer informal social visits, food pantry support, and fellowship for long-time residents.
What senior living costs around here
Costs around Springfield match broader Burlington County pricing. Your monthly expense depends on the apartment size, the community amenities, and how much hands-on personal care is required.
- Independent living generally runs from $2,800 to $4,900 each month.
- Assisted living typically starts around $5,200 per month for basic housing and meals, moving toward $8,400 or higher when personal care services are added.
- Memory care usually ranges from $6,800 to $10,000 per month due to dedicated security and specialized staffing.
- Home care usually bills hourly, averaging between $30 and $38 per hour across the county.
Getting started in Springfield
Sorting through care options while managing a home or farm in Springfield can feel overwhelming. Life Senior Placement helps families cut through the confusion. We know the local geography, tour options with you, and help you find the right fit at no cost to your family.
Call us today at (862) 398-2006 to speak with someone who knows Burlington County senior care.

Communities near Springfield
$$$Arbor Terrace Mountainside
Mountainside, Union County
At Arbor Terrace Mountainside, our team members build deep connections with those we serve. We genuinely care about your favorite things, hobbies, and interests. Your history and preferences matter to us because they help us provide better service. We'll go the extra mile to make your experience enjoyable, whether it's preparing your favorite dessert or organizing a visit to your old neighborhood.
- Memory care
- Assisted living
$$$Brandywine Summit
Summit, Union County
Brandywine Summit provides licensed assisted living in Summit, New Jersey. The community is located along Springfield Avenue in Union County, offering local seniors care and support close to town. It holds an official state license as an Assisted Living Residence. The property is set up with 98 licensed assisted living beds. Residents have access to communal areas where they can relax, spend time with others, and take care of daily routines. An on-site library, lounge, and mail room offer quiet and practical places to use every day. Group gatherings take place in dedicated event areas, including a hall for shared dinners and a large historic tabernacle. Outdoors, residents and visiting guests can enjoy grounds that feature an in-ground swimming pool. A corner store is also available on-site for ice cream, treats, and gifts. Care centers around assisted living support tailored to residents who want independence while receiving daily assistance. Accommodations and main common spaces, including meeting halls and restrooms, are designed to be accessible for individuals using wheelchairs or other mobility aids.
- Assisted living
$$Sunrise Westfield
Westfield, Union County
Sunrise Westfield sits on Springfield Avenue in Union County, just a short drive from downtown Westfield. The community is designed with the warm, cozy feel of a traditional bed and breakfast. Outside, residents can sit in landscaped gardens and walk along the outdoor paths, while being close to local shopping, dining, and cultural spots like the Paper Mill Playhouse. Living spaces range from studios up to two-bedroom suites, giving residents room to personalize their homes. Suites come equipped with emergency response systems, and pets are welcome to move in too. Shared indoor areas include a comfortable lobby and an on-site beauty salon. Meals are prepared fresh by chefs, giving residents wholesome dining options each day. Daily life includes an active calendar of social events, art classes, fitness sessions, music, and learning programs. The team also arranges scheduled transportation for shopping trips and group outings to nearby regional attractions. Care plans cover assisted living, dedicated memory care, short-term stays, and coordination with outside hospice providers. Staff members are available 24 hours a day to help with daily needs, backed by the Sunrise CareConnect system to track health updates. Families can also stay updated on their loved one's day-to-day life through a dedicated engagement app.
- Memory care
- Assisted living

Amber Court of Elizabeth
Elizabeth, Union County
Amber Court of Elizabeth is an assisted living residence located right on East Jersey Street in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The community offers care in Union County for seniors who want to maintain their independence while getting everyday support. It provides a dedicated residential setting close to local neighborhood conveniences. With 120 licensed assisted living beds, the building offers a comfortable size where residents can get to know their neighbors. The setting gives older adults a home base that balances private living space with communal life. It is designed to take the stress out of daily chores so residents can focus on their day. Care is at the heart of daily life here. As an Assisted Living Residence, the community provides hands-on help tailored to seniors who need assistance with routine daily tasks. Staff are available to ensure residents stay safe, comfortable, and well supported around the clock. This location works well for seniors who want to remain connected to the Elizabeth community. It suits individuals looking for reliable daily support in an urban town setting. Families also benefit from having flexible financial options, as the residence accepts both private pay and Medicaid.
- Assisted living
$$$Brighton Gardens of Mountainside
Mountainside, Union County
Brighton Gardens of Mountainside is an assisted living and memory care community set along Route 22 West in Mountainside, New Jersey. The location gives families easy access to northern New Jersey suburbs and sits about 25 miles from New York City. The building is licensed for 141 beds and offers quiet residential areas alongside well-appointed shared lounges and outdoor gardens. Living arrangements include a variety of suite floor plans to fit different needs and personal tastes. Each private suite features an emergency response system to give residents and their families peace of mind. Pets are also welcome to move in, helping the place feel just like home from the start. Meals are prepared fresh each day, featuring seasonal dishes crafted by culinary staff. Beyond the dining room, daily life stays active with scheduled fitness classes, art sessions, music gatherings, and continuing learning programs. Residents can also spend time in the on-site beauty salon, join frequent social mixers, or take group outings to nearby attractions and entertainment. Care is tailored to each individual, with round-the-clock personal assistance available. The community provides on-site physical therapy, 24-hour on-call nursing, and visiting physicians who see residents directly in the building. Alongside standard assisted living and memory care, the community also arranges short-term stays and hospice care coordination.
- Memory care
- Assisted living

Continuing Care at Lantern Hill
New Providence, Union County
Continuing Care at Lantern Hill is an assisted living residence located on Mountain Avenue in New Providence, New Jersey. The community offers care in a dedicated setting within Union County, giving local seniors a place to live when they need extra support with daily routines. With 45 licensed assisted living beds, this is a mid-sized setting rather than an overwhelming complex. Residents receive day-to-day assistance from care staff while keeping their independence in their own living spaces. The community suits older adults who need standard assisted living care close to home in Union County. The setting allows residents to focus on their well-being while staff handles everyday tasks and personal care. Its location in New Providence puts residents in a quiet suburban town close to surrounding North Jersey neighborhoods. Being right on Mountain Avenue makes the community simple for family members and friends to reach for regular visits.
- Assisted living
What care costs around Springfield
- Independent Living$2,800 – $4,900 a month
- Assisted Living$5,200 – $8,400 a month
- Memory Care$6,800 – $10,000 a month
- Home Care$30 – $38 an hour
Broad local ranges, not quotes. Call (862) 398-2006 and we will price real options for you.
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Questions families in Springfield ask
Reviewed by Life Senior Placement · last updated September 16, 2026