Lincoln Christian Home is a large senior living community with space for up to 93 residents, and folks there have given it an average rating of 8.9 out of 10, which says a lot about how people feel living there, but of course, every place has its good days and bad ones. The community offers assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, home care, and continuing care services, so seniors get help that matches their needs, whether that's help with bathing, dressing, medication, or more medical supervision. Staff are around 24 hours a day, trained in elder care and Christian counseling, and there's a secure environment with emergency alert systems for safety. People can choose private or shared rooms, and every room, whether it's a studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom, comes with private bathrooms, air conditioning, internet, and cable, and kitchenettes for those who want them, with fully furnished options available for those who don't want to worry about moving their own stuff.
Meal preparation and service focus on nutritious and organic food, with options for special diets, and a professional chef prepares the meals, so residents get fresh, healthy options every day. Along with meal service, housekeeping and linen care are handled by staff, meaning residents don't have to worry about cooking or cleaning, and maintenance is included so daily life runs smooth. For recreation, there's plenty to do, like fitness programs, a spa and wellness room, walking paths, and a community garden, plus regular movie nights, arts and music programs, library visits, and faith-based activities like chapel and devotional time. Social activities and outings are planned both inside and outside, giving folks a chance to stay engaged with others and their interests, and there's always transportation provided for appointments or errands, even parking for those who still drive.
Health services cover a lot-staff assist with mobility, transfers, incontinence, medication management, and diabetic care, and there's support for folks who need non-ambulatory care. Seniors with memory concerns get structured care designed for safety and comfort, aiming to reduce confusion and wandering. Home care services let people receive some non-medical help while still living in their own homes, and independent living is also an option for those who want to stay active but don't want to bother with chores.
Lincoln Christian Home is known for its Christian values and welcoming feel, with friendly staff who are described as kind and helpful, and residents can take part in spiritual activities and chapel services if that's important to them. The grounds are well-kept, with outdoor common areas for strolling or gardening, and inside there are cozy common spaces for folks to spend time together. Residents can enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle with support available for whatever level of care's needed, and care plans get personalized so each person gets the right kind of help. The community does charge various fees depending on services and care needs, including community and respite fees, but for many, the blend of faith-based care, professional support, and a tight-knit atmosphere makes it a good fit for different stages of aging.
