Senior Living residents retain their right to vote
Posted on: Sep 28, 2020
Individuals receiving long-term services and supports retain their voting...
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Voluntary COVID-19 Testing yields no positive results at The Christian Village. “I am thrilled,” said Andie Halley, Executive Director. “It is wonderful to know that our care and efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy during this pandemic is working." Read more
Our skilled and dedicated associates are exceptionally well prepared to keep you or your loved one secure, comfortable and cared for during this extraordinary time.
As a faith-based, not-for-profit, Christian Horizons’ mission has been to honor God by delivering a continuum of care that promotes independence, wellness and affordable living for older adults.
The population we serve – older persons with underlying medical conditions – are at greater risk for the most serious forms of infection associated with this new disease. Based on CMS guidance, during the COVID-19 public health emergency, it is our policy to enable residents to engage in virtual, outdoor, and indoor visits to the extent possible. If there has been no COVID-19 cases in staff or residents (excluding those admitted with COVID) in the last 14 days and if our county positivity rate is low or medium, we will facilitate in-person visitation consistent with the regulations. Visits should be scheduled in advance by appointment, during designated visiting hours (no unplanned or unannounced visits). The Administrator and/or designees shall accommodate visits using the County Positivity Rate and COVID-19 Outbreak surveillance data.
For the latest community news and information, call our Coronavirus Information Hotline at 217-735-4520, or email us at informationline@chliving.org.
Christian Horizons hit the road in September, making stops in communities where its associates live, work and continue to persevere through these difficult times of COVID-19. September 16, the tour stopped in Lincoln, IL.
It was an excellent day for it and there were several residents who were able to be outside along the parade route, anxious for shout outs from their friends and loved ones driving by. Ray Dickison, COO and COVID-19 Task Force Leader, thanked the residents who have worked well with the staff and have made the necessary changes in their life in order to protect themselves and others.
Posted on: Sep 28, 2020
Individuals receiving long-term services and supports retain their voting...
Posted on: Sep 09, 2020
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Posted on: Sep 02, 2020
Christian Horizons will spend the entire month of September on the road -...
Posted on: Aug 25, 2020
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