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Call us:
309-368-1825
Send an email:
daniellewestcomb@welivetoserve.com
Our locations are conveniently located to nearby restaurants, churches & parks. Amenities include everything from comfortable rooms to excellent personalized care.
Individual personalized care, Medication Administration, Health Assessments, Meals, Housekeeping and Laundry Services are just a few of the many services we offer at our facilities. We cater to your special needs no matter what they are.
Our award winning staff concentrates on enriching the lives of those who live here. Each and every one of your loved ones matter to us so we go above and beyond to make sure those living here are healthy and happy.
Our team is well-versed in the needs of those living in our facilities. They are trained professionals who have a proven track record that speaks for itself.
We at Live To Serve are driven by a commitment to serve others with compassion, consistency, and a pro-active approach. We value the concept of a group home style Assisted Living. This is truly a Community Based Residential Facility because it offers a family like atmosphere for our residents. The intimate size of our homes allow caregivers to know each resident individually and provide care that uniquely serves them.
What a wonderful Bingo party!! This party was hosted by one of our favorite people, Rita! She bought all the prizes, brought all the supplies, and called Bingo for our Mercy Hill group today. We are so thankful for her, and all of our volunteers who come to our homes and brighten the lives of our residents! If you are interested in volunteering please message us, or email me at daniellewestcomb@welivetoserve.com
Celebrating a BIG birthday with an Ice Cream Social at Mercy Hill. Enjoy your weekend, friends!
Grief can be a strange thing: this weekend our super hero caregiver, Lauren, was comforting a resident that had an anniversary of the death of a parent. She decided to host a balloon release for all the residents. The residents had an opportunity to remember and talk about their loved ones that are no longer with us and released the balloons. We have all lost someone we love, and we all grieve. Thank you, Lauren for caring for their everyday needs so well, but also for caring for their souls.
Feel free to leave a note for Lauren to recognize her for a job well done!
On the Road with Steve Hartman
When nursing home residents were asked "If you could have any three things, what would they be?" their answers were surprising -- and with the help of one young girl, those wishes came true. cbsn.ws/2EGLQiQ
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98-Year-Old Mom Moves Into Senior Care Home To Take Care Of Her 80-Year-Old Son
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You never stop being a mom.