Community Life

Our Residents and Staff had a "ghoulish" time at the Halloween Party!

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We had a beautiful day for our Halloween Festival! Check out all the smiling faces and creative costumes by clicking the photo!

Ms. Patricia Humiston came to Abundant Christian Living Rehabilitation Center following a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, she was having difficulty with mobility and requiring increased assistance with activities of daily living that impacted her ability to return home. 

Ms. Humiston has worked hard to improve her strength, balance, and overall endurance. She has progressed from a moderate level of assistance to meeting her goals and being independent with walking, transfers, and dressing. Ms. Humiston is happy with her progress and states, “All the therapists are so friendly and helpful. My therapy here was excellent.” Ms. Humiston is looking forward to returning home to get back to her crocheting and go back to Church with her sister, Claudine. 

The ACLC team is proud of you, Ms. Humiston! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.

Congratulations to Resident David Perlmutter on receiving a Quilt of Valor in recognition for his service and sacrifice to our nation during wartime.  

Karen Campbell and Ginger Mercer, local Quilt of Valor Foundation Representatives, had the honor of presenting Mr. Perlmutter with his quilt in a ceremony including his family and friends. 

Thank you, David, for your service!

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Ms. Hannah Bowman came to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center following a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, she was having difficulty with transfers, walking, and performing daily activities impacting her level of independence. 

Ms. Bowman is working hard and is determined to return home. She has progressed from a moderate level of assistance to a supervision level of assistance. Ms. Bowman is happy with her progress and excited to return home stating, “I loved all the therapists.” Ms. Bowman is looking forward to going home to get back to her routine and spend time with her friends. 

We are proud of you, Ms. Bowman. Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center. 

Employee Spotlight: Kailie, CNA

Meet Kailie, CNA at ACLC. Kailie is originally from Morriston, TN, but moved to Johnson City to continue her education at ETSU. Currently, she’s in her second year at ETSU and her sights are set on becoming a Pediatric Physician’s Assistant. She enjoys working at ACLC because she loves her coworkers and the friendships she develops with our residents. 

When she’s not in class or at work, she enjoys watching UT football, hunting, fishing, and spending time with her family and friends. Thank you, Kailie, for all you do for ACLC and our residents!

Employee Spotlight: Miah, Dietary Aide

Miah is originally from North Carolina, but has lived in the Johnson City, TN area for the past 6 years. She’s worked as a Dietary Aide at ACLC for the past 7 months. She says “I’m very appreciative to have the opportunity to work at ACLC. I love the people I work with and the residents”. 

Miah, ACLC appreciates you and we’re happy you chose us! Thank you for all you do!

ACLC Rehabilitation Center Residents drew inspiration from the Addam’s Family “Thing” with their latest activity. Luckily, these doubled as a tasty treat.

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Happy Howl-o-ween from Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf! 

Employee Spotlight: Sierra – LPN 

Sierra was born and raised in Jonesborough, TN. She’s been an LPN for two years and loves working at ACLC and taking care of our residents. She’ll be attending classes next semester to obtain her RN license. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and her dog, Nala. Thank you, Sierra, for all you do for ACLC and the smiles you bring to our residents!

Ms. Anna Medeiros resides at Abundant Christian Living Community Independent Living. She came to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center after a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, she presented with deficits with transfers, dressing and walking resulting in the need for additional care. 

She has worked hard and is eager to return to her apartment. Ms. Medeiros has progressed to an independent level of care. She is happy with her progress and states, “The therapist are so wonderful and the best. I’ve loved all my therapists and I’m thankful for them all especially Heather with Physical Therapy”. 

Ms. Medeiros is looking forward to going back to her apartment to get back to her routine. She enjoys going to activities in our Independent Living and especially looking forward to getting back to church there. The ACLC team is proud of you, Ms. Medeiros! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.

Employee Spotlight: Jennifer Bowers, Wound Care RN

Jennifer was born and raised in Bristol, VA. Her roots remain in Bristol where she lives with her husband and 6 children. 

She has been ACLC’s Wound Care Nurse since March of 2024 and has loved the residents and work family from the start. Jennifer takes pride in her job and has built an exceptional Wound Care program while at ACLC.  

Thank you, Jennifer, for all that you do for our facility. You’re a blessing to ACLC and our residents!

Residents of Abundant Christian Living Community Assisted Living and Independent Living honored National Prayer Day by joining in a circles of prayer. 

ACLC would like to welcome our new Medical Director, Dr. Brian Rosenhein, DO!

Dr. Rosenhein obtained his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from The University of 

New England in 1993. He has been working as a Night Hospitalist (Nocturnist) since 2006.

• Dr. Rosenhein has 4 sons that he is very proud of.
• He has a dog that is a basset hound/lab mix, “Bassador”.
• Dr. Rosenhein enjoys any activity outdoors and time with family and friends.

Employee Spotlight: Meet our Assistant Administrator, Betty! 

Betty is originally from Florida. She moved to Johnson City in March 2024 when she was just 2 years old. Betty began her career at ACLC shortly after in April 2024 and quickly became a favorite among residents, families, and staff. Betty’s favorite part of her job is all the pets she receives. 

“Being the Assistant Administrator is a tough job and the hours are long, but I love ACLC and I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.” – Betty 

I’ve got an axe to grind with you… just kidding, it’s all smiles at ACLC. Who knew we had so many residents skilled at axe throwing?!?! 

Click photo to see axe throwing in action on our Photo & Video Gallery Page!

ACLC would like to congratulate Kristy Broyles for obtaining her Activity Director Certification. Thank you for all the smiles you bring to ACLC residents and staff. ACLC is lucky to have you on our team!

Gather up your little "ghoulies" and come out to our Halloween Festival on Thursday, October 24, 4-6pm for free trick or treat bags, candy, snacks, games and prizes! For ages 0-12.

Attention Residents, Families, Friends, and Staff!

ACLC is challenging YOU to create our next T-Shirt (front and back design). Everyone is eligible to enter the contest. The winner will receive a prize and have their design printed on our T-Shirts for Staff and Residents.

Please submit designs to Kelly Bradish, Health Care Administrator, or to the receptionist by Monday, October 28, 2024. Feel free to gain inspiration from the ACLC emblem. 

While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about.