Fee Stubblefield’s grandmother inspired his founding of The Springs Living in 1996, after he promised never to “put her in an old folks’ home” and two years later opened a senior living community focused on dignity, purpose and connection for older adults. Thirty years later, he is crediting his father with inspiring another step in the evolution of the now 23-community organization.
The Springs Living, SCAN partner to elevate senior care quality, with potential workforce benefits
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