Give us a call at (423) 232-8200 for more information or to schedule a tour!
Give us a call at (423) 232-8200 for more information or to schedule a tour!
Get a glimpse of daily life at
Abundant Christian Living Community.
(Stories also posted on our ACLC Facebook Pages. See Social Media Page on this website for links.)

Residents at the Tower getting their pre-Thanksgiving exercise in at this morning’s "sittercise" class. Who says working out can’t be fun? Look at those smiles!

Mr. Scott Yarroll came to Abundant Christian Living Rehabilitation Center following a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, he was having difficulty with transfers, walking, and performing daily activities impacting his level of independence.
Mr. Yarroll worked hard and was determined to return home with his wife, Linda and dog, Shadow. He progressed from a moderate level of assistance to an independent level of assistance with dressing, transfers, and walking. Mr. Yarroll is happy with his progress and states, “Therapy has helped me immensely! The therapists are great, and all make it enjoyable to come to the gym.” Mr. Yarroll is looking forward to going home to make pierogis with his daughters Angel and Kathleen tomorrow for Thanksgiving.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Mr. Yarroll! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.

ACLC is proud to be a sponsor for the Johnson City Doughboys baseball team. Cheering on our community, one pitch at a time. Go Doughboys!

We are delighted to share this month's success story, featuring Irene Jessee, a former resident who achieved a remarkable recovery at Abundant Christian Living Community. Ms. Jessee came to us after a challenging hospital stay due to pneumonia, sepsis, acute respiratory failure with hypoxia, and leukemia, requiring supplemental oxygen at 3 liters via nasal cannula.
Initially, Ms. Jessee anticipated a transition to long-term care. However, through her dedication and the comprehensive physical, occupational, and respiratory therapy she received, she made exceptional progress. Our Team worked closely with her daily, monitoring her SpO2 levels and strengthening her lungs with incentive spirometry. The Respiratory Therapy Team also collaborated with Rehabilitation to incorporate deep breathing exercises during her sessions.
Ms. Jessee's strength improved steadily, allowing her to transition from continuous to intermittent oxygen. Despite initially needing oxygen only during exertion and at night, her strong desire to return home without any supplemental oxygen motivated us to continue working towards weaning her off it entirely. Her determination paid off, and she eventually maintained healthy SpO2 levels even during exertion, no longer requiring oxygen.
Thrilled to regain her independence, Ms. Jessee was able to walk with a walker and was free of oxygen tubing. She expressed immense satisfaction with her skilled nursing stay at Abundant Christian Living Community, stating she was "so glad she came here" and that it was "the best place to choose after leaving the hospital," with "zero complaints about her recovery." She was overjoyed to return home, a possibility she had doubted, and to once again enjoy the outdoors and the freedom of movement.
Ms. Jessee now manages independently and has been trained to use a pulse oximeter for ongoing SpO2 monitoring. Her incredible determination, combined with our dedicated rehabilitation services, led to this wonderful outcome. We are incredibly happy for Ms. Jessee and wish her continued health and happiness.

We are honored to share some exciting news!
ACLC has been named Best Retirement and Independent Living Community of 2025 by the readers of the Johnson City Press!
This achievement reflects the dedication of our Team and the best residents around. We love getting to serve this community every day!
Thank you for voting for ACLC!

Family Support Group Meeting
DATE: Tuesday, October 21, 2025
TIME: 6:30 pm
LOCATION: Multi-Purpose Room
Guest Speaker: Tyler Colbaugh, LNHA
Explaining the Guide Program covered by Medicare Benefits for those returning to home.
Family Support Group is for Resident Family Members or Friends who act as a support system or representative for the Resident. We ask that Residents do not attend this meeting in order for participants to share freely and interact.
Meal will be served, so please come hungry.
Please RSVP to Tuesday Brown, Social Worker at (423) 232-8229 to allow for food preparation.
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