Trinity Living Center is open Monday – Friday 7:15 am to 5:15pm.

In many cases, this is true, but you must be registered with the V.A., meet certain eligibility criteria, and must have a physical completed by a doctor. Our staff is happy to contact the V.A. to find out the status of your registration with them and to work with you on how to get enrolled in the V.A. system, if needed.

Although a minimum of two days per week is recommended, a participant may attend the center any day or days of the week that best fit his or her schedule.  These days are set up upon enrollment and can be changed as needed.

Trinity Living Center has been in operation for over twenty years, beginning in 1984 as S.O.A.R. and becoming Trinity Living Center (formerly known as Abundant Living Adult Day Services) in 1994 when it became a division of Lutheran Services Carolinas and a United Way agency.

Trinity Living Center (TLC) offers a homelike environment that encourages and assists participants to maintain their independence for as long as possible. The nursing staff at TLC can assist participants with their activities of daily life, or ADLs (including dressing, toileting, etc.), monitor medical conditions, and administer medications. Bathing, beauty shop/barber and transportation are all additional services offered at TLC.

At Trinity Living Center we understand the physical and emotional demands on caretakers who provide constant care for an aging parent or loved one. Our adult day center provides caretakers with temporary relief to maintain their strength while taking time for themselves to work, run errands, or just have some down time. With our highly trained staff you can be confident that your loved one receives quality care.   

Our center has trained staff which can help with the adjustment period for participants and their family members. Some participants leave on their first day eager to come back for their second. Others take some time to get used to the change in their schedule. Our staff is patient and compassionate towards those who are having a harder time adjusting.