Carriage Crossing Senior Living in Arcola re-opens | Business

ARCOLA -- Carriage Crossing Senior Living community in Arcola has announced that they re-opened the facility on Monday.

According to a press release, the assisted living community located at 909 Green Mill Road, at the Green Mill Village development in Arcola, experienced a fire in the attic above the administration offices last summer. Many of the residents moved to the Champaign Carriage Crossing Senior Living community while repairs were made to fix the fire, smoke and water damage to the Arcola facility.

"Our residents are delighted to come home to Arcola," stated Executive Director Brenda Hearn. "Likewise, it has been a supportive homecoming from the communities and city officials from Douglas, Coles and Moultrie counties to re-open our doors and offer our state-of-the-art assisted living and memory care services to seniors."

Carriage Crossing Senior Living offers assisted living apartments for seniors interested in independent living with the added advantage of a helping hand with 24-hour personal care services. The unique design of the facility provides seniors with many living options from one-bedroom apartments, courtyard suites or larger two bedroom apartments. The assisted living facility caters to seniors interested in assisted living, memory care, hospice services, and respite care.

"Our senior living communities thrive because our employees are passionate about providing care that exudes dignity and respect," stated Hearn. "It is evident to the communities in which we serve that Carriage Crossing Senior Living offers exceptional care by extraordinary people and we are open for tours today and could not feel more blessed."

Carriage Crossing Senior living has two senior living communities serving central Illinois. The Arcola community opened its doors in July 2013 and is located at 909 Green Mill Rd., Arcola. This community, which is a part of the Green Mill Village Development, has 36 assisted living apartments and 22 apartments in the Memory Care unit.

The Champaign community located at 1701 Congressional Way, Champaign, is conveniently located next to Carle Clinic on Curtis Road. This community offers 42 assisted living apartments and 18 apartments in the Memory Care unit.

Carriage Crossing Senior Living is managed by Carriage Crossing Senior Living Management, LLC. Carriage Crossing Senior Living Management, LLC is owned by Carrie and Jeff Bentley, who have been in the senior living industry for nearly a decade and have had other businesses in Champaign County for over 20 years.

For more information on Carriage Crossing Senior Living Management, go to www.carriagecrossingsl.com

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