Abilene Place South is an assisted living community that sits in a one-story building, which makes it easier for folks with limited mobility to get around, and the whole place is handicap accessible, so people don't have to worry about steps or hard-to-reach spaces, and they've got wide, clear walkways both inside and out. Residents live in private apartment homes, some with kitchenettes, and they get to choose how to decorate their own space with their own furniture and things from home, which helps the place feel like their own. The facility can house up to 43 residents and follows license #N-021-008, and it operates as an adult care home under the Enlivant name, focusing specifically on folks who need various levels of help with daily life.
The community provides three meals a day that are cooked by a chef and served in a central dining room that's both spacious and elegant, and the staff can handle different dietary restrictions, like special meals for folks with diabetes. There's a fully enclosed sunroom that gives a bright, relaxing spot to sit year-round, plus a garden and outdoor areas where people can enjoy the weather or just watch the birds. There's a beauty salon on-site, so residents can get haircuts or other personal care without leaving the building. The staff remains on-site all day and night, and a 24-hour call system is set up for any emergencies or quick needs. The team helps with things like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and moving in, always aiming to adjust the help to each person's needs, so people can keep as much independence as possible while still being safe.
Folks can take part in many daily activities, with both staff-led and resident-run options, covering social, physical, and creative interests, aiming to support mental and emotional well-being too, and there's always some sort of club or group going on for anyone who wants to join. The community makes transportation arrangements for doctor's appointments and errands. Residents receive services like housekeeping, personal laundry, and linen changes, with cable TV, Wi-Fi, and phone service in their rooms. Meals are provided, and living spaces come fully furnished if people want. Devotional services happen offsite for those who want spiritual support. Pets are allowed, so residents don't have to leave their animals behind. Everything's set up to help people feel comfortable and supported, with a focus on forming good relationships and treating everyone as an individual with their own needs.
