Baptist Community Services Announces Service Transition
Baptist Community Services (BCS) has phased out its short-term rehabilitation services at The Arbors, 1910 Medi Park Drive, according to BCS President Steve Dalrymple. During the transition, staff members at The Arbors were given the option to transfer laterally to a facility at BCS’s Park Central campus in downtown Amarillo. “Regulatory changes, market conditions, and developments in the skilled nursing/rehabilitation industry have led to this decision,” Dalrymple said. “Transitioning our excellent staff from The Arbors to Park Central has made a positive impact on the care and services we provide.”
Baptist Community Services operates the senior retirement campus Park Central in downtown Amarillo. Park Central offers a broad continuum of care that includes five independent living facilities – Park Place Towers, The Continental, The Harrington, The Talmage, and Plemons Court – as well as assisted living at The Moore, long-term care at The Ware, and memory care at The Sycamore. BCS also operates the Amarillo Town Club fitness facility; Snack Pak 4 Kids, a food program to end weekend hunger for school-aged children in the region; and the High Plains Christian Ministries Foundation, which promotes Christian programs and healthcare services in the region.