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.)
Johnson City’s own Senator Rusty Crowe took time to stop by and visit with staff and residents of ACLC.
Residents enjoyed hearing Senator Crowe discuss happenings in the local area and the positive things occurring across the state of Tennessee.
Our Therapy Team got creative by incorporating exercises into making homemade ice cream!
So much fun helping our residents gain their strength back, socialize and have a great time with a sweet treat.
Nothing beats ice cream on a hot summer day! ACLC Residents always enjoy an outing to The Kitchen at Grace Meadows!
Mr. Guy Jones came to Abundant Christian Living Community 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. Jones is working hard to meet his goals. He has progressed from a maximal-dependent level of care to a supervision-independent level of assistance. He is happy with his progress and looking forward to going to an apartment at Abundant Christian Living Independent Living where he will continue his therapy on campus. Mr. Jones reports, “Therapy has made me physically and psychologically stronger. I feel like I’ve went in the right direction with my progress and am able to get back into the mainstream and live my life.”
Mr. Jones enjoys photography, hiking and being outdoors. He also looks forward to his two brothers and two sisters and his daughter Stacey visiting.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Mr. Jones! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.
Ms. Barbara Washington came to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center following a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, she presented with decreased strength, balance, and overall decreased endurance impacting her level of independence.
Ms. Washington worked hard and challenged herself to progress to an independent-supervision level of assistance with transfers, ambulation, and dressing. Ms. Washington is happy with her progress and states, “All the therapists are so good. Everyone here has been so nice to me. I couldn’t walk when I got here and now, I can get around wherever I need to go. I appreciate everyone here getting me back on my feet”. Ms. Washington is looking forward to going home to eat a steak and baked potato, catch up on her reading and working puzzles.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Ms. Washington! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.
Ms. Phyllis Chandler 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 her daily activities, impacting her level of independence.
Ms. Chandler is working hard and continues to make progress each day. She has progressed from a moderate level of assistance to a supervision level of assistance. Ms. Chandler is happy with her progress and states, “All the therapists have been so patient with me. They have helped me get stronger.” Ms. Chandler is looking forward to going home to catch up on her reading and enjoys spending time sitting outside.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Ms. Chandler! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.
Mr. Randy Mashburn came to Abundant Christian Living Community 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. Mashburn has worked hard and progressed from a dependent level of assistance to a supervision to independent level of assistance with transfers, performing daily activities and walking. Mr. Mashburn is happy with his progress and states, “I can’t say enough good stuff about the therapists and this whole facility from the top down. Therapy has helped me every day get stronger and be able to get in and out of bed by myself and get back to moving.”
Mr. Mashburn has made many friends at ACLC and enjoys playing cards, watching his favorite Braves baseball and Georgia Bulldogs football on television, and visiting with family.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Mr. Mashburn! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.
We recently received this wonderful note from Kenneth Ford:
“The staff and the folks I had the pleasure to meet at Abundant Christian Living were just
wonderful to say the least. The trip up to Johnson City was a great experience. I cannot say enough about how well I was treated by all of you folks. "God Bless" all of you.”.
- Kenneth Ford
What a “putt”-fect day for little fun on the green at Abundant Christian Living Community Independent Living. Congratulations to our putting contest winners, Aggie Carroll and Denny Young!
Where do Banana’s send their kids to school?
Sundae School
All jokes aside, ACLC Assisted Living residents enjoyed a Banana Split Social last Wednesday. What are your favorite summer social activities?
Mr. Robert “Bob” Cording resides at Abundant Christian Living Community Independent Living Tower. He came to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center after a brief hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, he presented with deficits with transfers, walking and overall decreased endurance impacting his level of independence.
Mr. Cording worked hard to meet his goals with Physical and Occupational Therapy. He was happy with his progress and states, “I enjoyed my stay and working with all the therapists. Everything was great.” Mr. Cording is enjoying being back in his apartment and receiving his therapy services on campus. He is also active at the Tower where he enjoys playing cards on Tuesdays, setting up to show the monthly movie and was looking forward to getting back to his apartment to spend time with his girlfriend, Sharon.
The ACLC Team is proud of you, Mr. Cording, and congratulate you on your success.
We’re lucky that Pastor doubles as a singer. Today was Bible Study, and a few of our residents enjoyed a little singing fellowship beforehand.
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