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.)

Please join us in congratulating Aaron Keller, LPN RAC-CTA, on earning the designation of Resident Assessment Coordinator – Certified Advanced (RAC-CTA).
RAC-CT certification is the nationally recognized gold-standard in resident assessment in the long-term care nursing profession. The 10-course certification is for experienced post-acute care professionals and followed by 10 final exams requiring a minimum of an 80% pass rate. Achieving this advanced certification demonstrates the hard work that Aaron has invested in mastering the complex regulations, assessments, and care planning processes that are so important in providing quality care for residents.
Aaron’s expertise as a Resident Assessment Coordinator plays a vital role in ensuring accuracy, compliance, and the highest standards of care. He has been part of the Abundant Christian Living Rehabilitation Center Family since 2008 serving as an LPN and then moving into administration where he now services as the MDS Coordinator.
ACLC is extremely proud of Aaron’s accomplishment and grateful to have his leadership and professionalism as part of our team!

Join us on Thursday, April 9, 10am - 2pm, for our Silver Social Open House! Community Tours, Door Prizes, and Refreshments! Plus, meet some new friends along the way. Call (423) 232-8204 for more information.




A little creativity can light up the while room! Check out these tea lights that some of the ACLC ladies have been making. We like to keep things on the bright side. 😊

You’re Invited!
Join us for this informational meeting as well as an evening of fellowship and fun.
ACLC-RC Family Support Group Meeting
Wednesday, March 26, 2026
6pm - 8pm
ACLC Café
Meal will be provided.
Please RSVP Tuesday Jones:
Email: Socialservices.hc@myaclc.com or (423) 232-8200 (Ext. 8229)
We ask that Residents not attend this meeting to allow participants to share freely and interact.

Taking “put your feet up and stay a while” very seriously around here. ACLC is the perfect place to call home!




Residents welcoming the Chinese New Year by building traditional lanterns. At ACLC, we are always making things brighter!



A big thank you to Tracey Kendall Wilson with Alzheimer’s of Tennessee for being an excellent resource to our residents, by providing helpful education on dementia and how to care for loved ones facing a diagnosis.
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Life on top at ACLC! Where everyday feels like First Class.
Call TODAY to schedule a Tour of our luxurious Penthouse.
(423) 232-8200.




Check out the new furniture in the Sherwood Dining Room! A new and improved welcoming place for our residents to gather each day. Want to join the fun? We’ll save you a seat!

This month’s featured success story highlights George Bacon, a hardworking resident who was admitted to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center following a hospitalization for community-acquired pneumonia.
During his two-and-a-half-week stay, Mr. Bacon received Physical, Occupational, and Respiratory Therapy. Initially, his progress in rehab was limited by a frequent cough, congestion, and shortness of breath. He struggled to manage his oxygen saturation levels during exertion, requiring his oxygen intake to be increased from six liters to eight or more.
Our Respiratory Therapy Team worked with Mr. Bacon daily to provide breathing treatments and incentive spirometry, adjusting and eventually weaning his oxygen as he recovered. It was remarkable to witness his progress as he went from experiencing constant shortness of breath to requiring only four liters of oxygen. As his cough subsided and his strength returned, he gained the lung volume necessary to maintain his oxygen levels independently.
Through his time with us, Mr. Bacon learned how to monitor his breathing, manage his oxygen levels, and reduce shortness of breath. His hard work and perseverance allowed him to regain his independence and complete his recovery at home. We are pleased to share that he was able to return home in time for the holidays to be with his dog and enjoy his improved health.
We are very proud of your recovery, Mr. Bacon, and it was a pleasure working with you.








The kazoo crew! Tower residents are buzzing with excitement playing all the classic songs!
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