Miller Asbury Apartments

Vickie

I'm in Miller Asbury Apartments, and my brother got to move into the same building that I'm in, but it is a handicap setup. There are a lot of senior things, like handrails and bars. He got to keep his pet. It is a community. Almost everyone is involved. We have dinners down in the community room, and we play bingo once a month, and we're located right next to the city park. There's a Farmers' Market on Saturdays over there and different events, with the parades for Christmas and Santa, and there's music in the park every week in the summer. We're located next to a community college, and if someone wanted to go to the plays they have on campus, they have a very wonderful theater group. It's very good, and it is open to the public. The people are very friendly here. It's really soundproofed. You don't have to worry about your neighbor banging around too much. There are no nurses here at all. You cook your own food. They take good care of the facility. We get to decorate the community room, and it's always nice and cozy. We play a lot of cards and board games. We have a city bus called Rural Transit, and it's handicapped and wheelchair accessible. You can go to Walmart, Kroger, or anywhere you want to go, and they have a bus schedule. The mailman delivers outside in a big box, so you don't have to walk too far for your mail. As far as utilities, all you pay for is your cable and electricity. The water, sewage, and trash are included in the rent. It is a gated type community where you have to enter a code to get into the building. It's secured.