Families searching for senior living in Alabama will be welcomed by a mild climate and a variety of lifestyle options. In the state’s northern counties, the Tennessee River and Appalachian Mountains pass through and provide an abundance of beautiful scenery and opportunities for outdoor activities. Temperatures rise gradually as you head south toward the coast, where the white sandy beaches of Gulf Shores attract millions of visitors throughout the year. Cities like Biloxi and Birmingham have been experiencing a recent population growth due to their Southern charm, pleasant weather, and relatively low costs of living, all factors which help make Alabama an ideal retirement destination.
There are more than 50 nursing homes in Alabama. A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of nursing homes in Alabama to help you find the community that fits your needs and budget.
The median monthly cost of a private room in a nursing home in Alabama is about $6,800, according to Genworth.
After my grandfather passed away, our family did not want my grandmother to live alone on their farm in the country. As a family we researched and toured several assisted living communities. After careful...
The administration is wonderful! They always go over and beyond for the residents needs. [name removed] is always accommodating the residents so they can enjoy their life! My grandmother lived there and...
The staff at the gardens of Daphne have been so helpful with my mom's transition into assisted living. They go above and beyond and make them with like family. She loves the meals and all the activity's...
5 on all. My only drive with a facility is my mom's neighbor has a dog that barks everybody. The facility knows about it management team, but it never gets any better. If it doesn't, we're gonna write the...
We recently moved my father-in-law into Monark Grove Senior Living, and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we walked through the doors, we were greeted with warmth,...
I would rate each of these a 5. I think it is a wonderful place for seniors. Small enough for good care. Very clean. Friendly and caring staff.
Mom has been happy there. The care givers have always tried to help her when needed. One assistant is super helpful to mom. I like that they try to make an effort to do things they know mom would like. She...
The onboarding was informative and efficient. The choice of activities was plentiful. The daily check ins were consistent and a huge relief for the family. The food was terrible. Worse than hospital food....
Like anywhere else. Some staff members are great and some are fair . [name removed]was excellent to work with. It was a good experience.
My mother and father are very happy there and even though they kept their car, don't leave much at all. They find everything they need at Merrill Gardens. They also enjoy the company of friends and staff....
First off, we could get a doctor to tell us our father had dementia. Because originally we were looking at assisted living but dad showed all the signs of dementia. So my sister and I thought it would be...
Our building had a Friday night get together, where we had food, played games and had fun. None of there other buildings did this, so that's what made it so special. I'm no longer living there, as I have...
My dad has lived at 2 other Assisted Livings in town and the care he received was terrible! Wellpoint is a GOD SEND! The staff loves him and spoils him, He is the happiest he has been since my mom died. Move...
I am happy my parents are here. However, when my mother fell in the side yard, the staff refused to help my dad stand her up. I thought my parents would be safer there since staff would be around to help....
Food in memory care disappointing at times when covid, flu, or other issues resulted in simple meals presented in Styrofoam boxes. - Memory Care has low threshold for what care exceeds what they are willing...
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