Wabash Christian Supportive Living

Wabash Christian Supportive Living sits at 532 Abelson Dr in Carmi, Illinois, and offers many different kinds of senior care, including independent living, supportive living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care. The community has buildings designed for seniors living with memory loss or dementia, including features to keep residents safe if they tend to wander and staff who know how to help with behavior issues or if someone tries to leave when it's unsafe. You'll find support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meals, and medication management, and professional nurses are on staff for any medical needs, including diabetic care, blood sugar checks, and insulin help. If someone needs a little extra help talking or swallowing, they bring in speech therapy right on-site. Apartments come in different layouts like one, two, three, or four bedrooms, and include options like air conditioning, and you can bring a pet. Some meals are vegetarian or kosher, and there's transportation for when you need to get out and about. The showers are wheelchair accessible so nobody's left out, and the buildings look clean, bright, and welcoming. If you need faith-led care or nonprofit values, Wabash Christian Supportive Living lines up with those needs. The whole place is open around the clock, with devoted caregivers who really watch out for people. Groups and activities fill the calendar with things to do, and the grounds tie into a life plan campus. You'll see extra options through Wabash Christian Village, the connected sister facility. Folks who reviewed the staff give them the highest ratings for care. They follow all federal and Illinois laws, support inclusivity, and offer policies for housing and employment protections, including for LGBTQ residents. Apartments are available for rent with luxury options in a faith-focused environment that serves adults needing a bit more help with everyday tasks, and if you want to stay at home, they offer home health and non-medical help too, plus things like adult day services, hospice, and skilled nursing when needed. The community provides affordable options and helps people live as independently as possible for as long as they can.