Well•Spring is a not-for-profit LifeCare retirement community located in Greensboro, North Carolina. Well•Spring was opened in 1993 by a coalition of nine local churches whose vision was to establish itself as a community with services and amenities second to none. Area neighbors, our staff, as well as our residents and their families, will attest to the fact that Well Spring is the place to spend your retirement years.
Well•Spring holds accreditation from the CARF/CCAC, which places it among an elite group of communities. Fewer than 350 campuses across the nation have this level of accreditation.
Well•Spring is also the recipient of the North Carolina New Organizational Vision Award (NC NOVA), which is a special licensure designation awarded to nursing homes, adult care homes and home care agencies that meet voluntary higher standards for workplace culture. The designation is awarded by the North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation, which is a division of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Well•Spring is one of only six in the state of North Carolina awarded the NC NOVA.
Residents enjoy an independent, satisfying lifestyle without worries about the future. There are numerous cultural, educational and social events for residents to choose from; or, if they prefer, they may opt for a quieter, more peaceful lifestyle.
Well•Spring provides quality services, a beautiful living environment, dedicated staff, and independence with the secure feeling of full comprehensive health care services, should they be needed.
Well•Spring, a lifestyle shaped by choices not circumstances.
Mission Statement – Well•Spring is a not-for-profit community providing retirement living services which create an experience that exceeds the needs of an evolving population of older adults in a spiritually nurturing setting.
Core Values
• The continuing physical, mental and spiritual care, well-being and happiness of our residents,
• Developing, obtaining and retaining effective and efficient management and employees,
• Providing unsurpassed customer service and value,
• Being fiscally responsible and knowledgeable of industry best practices,
• Integrity, ethical conduct, and open and honest communications,
• Welcoming, encouraging and honoring diversity,
• Being good citizens, community leaders and advocates for the needs of older adults.
Well•Spring Board of Directors

Florence F. Gatten, Chair
D. Hayes Clement, Jr., Vice Chair/Chair-Elect
Charles M. Reid, Vice Chair, Immediate Past Chair
Timothy J. Clontz
Sally B. Cone
William R. Crowder
Sharon C. Daniel
K. William Fraser
W. Erwin Fuller, Jr.
David R. Howard
William A. McLaughlin
Marvin J. Pinson, Jr.
Robert E. Sevier
MacArthur Sims
Charles L. Weill, Jr.
Margaret Willard
Susan L. Williams
Thomas E. Wright

Well•Spring Senior Staff
Front Row – Left to Right:
Kacy Newton,Director of Retirement Relocation
Carol Owens,Human Resources Manager
Leslie Conway,Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Misti Byler,Director of Health Services
Barbara Adams,Director of Resident & Community Relations
Pamela Robertson,Executive Assistant
Second Row – Left to Right:
Jeremy Lane,Director of Security and Transportation
Philip Johnson,Director of Facility Services
Stephen Fleming,President and Chief Executive Officer
George Galvin,Director of Dining Services
Alan Mallard,Director of Development
Alan Tutterow, Chief Financial Officer
Andrew Warren, Director of Housekeeping