Kindley Assisted Living at Asbury Methodist Village

Laura Feinauer

My mother moved into Asbury more than 8 years ago - 1st in independent living, then in nursing care for a year, then to assisted living at Kindley for the last 3+ years. I'm convinced the assisted living increased her quality & length of life. She was on the memory loss floor and participated in activities that stimulated her mind. We went to sing-a-longs, etc. Many activities to choose from. I took her out to lunch and sometimes ate in the dining hall with her. The dining staff took into account her various allergies and presented her with meal options. During COVID (new rules implemented) there were assisted outdoor visits and Zoom/Facetime calls. Her medical, social, and every day needs were met by caring staff and that was great peace of mind for me also.

Greg Koeln

I moved my parents from their home in Missouri to Asbury over 20 years ago. My father has passed away, but he loved living in Kindley for many years. My mother initially was in independent living at Asbury, but moved into Kindley when she needed greater assistance. She will soon be 100 years old. We could not have found a better place for mom and dad. The caregivers, administrators, and staff are amazing! They always remember me and call me by my name when I visit. One of the security staff not only knows the names of all of the residence, but also knows the names of all the family members that visit. My brother, who lived in Missouri, could only visit our parents once per year. Even though the security staff member would see my brother just once per year, he always remembered my brother's name, which is amazing! I never have any concerns about the care that my parents received at Kindley. I am especially pleased with the special care that Kindley has provided to keep the residence safe during the COVID pandemic.

Debbie Neal

My dad moved from independent living to Kindley Assisted living, and loved it! His apartment was spacious, sunny and overlooked parkland. He enjoyed the companionship of his caregivers, and felt that they became his friends. He was always involved in activities; his favorites were balloon volleyball and bingo! My dad enjoyed the dining experience as well as, the food. It was of great comfort to me to always see him smiling and involved in the life at Kindley.

Catherine L. Moon

Both of my parents spent years at Asbury Village, in an independent apartment, Kindley Assisted Living and eventually, Wilson Health Care. Without exception the care and sense of community they experienced was wonderful. The caregivers were kind, competent and patient. They took the time to get to know my parents as individuals and indeed, to get to know our entire family. I will never forget how when my father first moved to Kindley they asked him what his favorite food was. He told them fried oysters - and they made a point of putting that on the menu! The Kindley team was always supportive of our family as we tried to navigate the healthcare issues that come with aging parents. I highly recommend Kindley and Asbury as a whole.