Senior Living in Baldwin County, AL

"Crowne Place was clean and the staff seemed attentive. The grounds were pretty well-manicured and the location was convenient. The amenities were fine and appropriate for my mom's needs. The price was also very good and the services they offered were adequate."

"I liked the quietness and cleanliness of Asher Point Independent Living of Mobile. Altogether, it's a nice place. The staff was friendly and nice. You have your own bus line. It's right at the gate and you could wait for a bus or whatever there. I like everything. The upkeep was good. I didn't see anything out of place at all. The dining room looked like a five-star restaurant."

"Seagrass Village of Gulf Shore was very nice and very upscale with a lot of amenities. They were very accommodating and gave us a tour of all the different units and styles that they had available. The accommodations were very nice. They were as I expected for something fairly new. Fixtures and bedding and access were all very well done. There were studio and one-bedrooms that we looked at. They had organized activities, various planned events, trips, shopping, parks, cards, and pool activities. Physical therapy and occupational therapy services on site were very good."

Nestled in the heart of Mobile, Alabama, Kauhale Port City offers compassionate assisted living and memory care in a welcoming, homelike setting. Located at 4720 Morrison Drive, this thoughtfully designed community provides support tailored to each resident’s needs, whether they require gentle assistance with daily tasks or specialized memory care for Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. With a focus on dignity, independence, and safety, Kauhale Port City creates a warm environment where seniors can thrive. Residents enjoy a range of enriching amenities that make everyday life both comfortable and engaging. From on-site beauty and barber services to weekly housekeeping, laundry, and convenient transportation, every detail is thoughtfully handled. Residents can take in the sunshine on the garden patio, join friends in the dining room for chef-prepared meals, or opt for room service when preferred. With in-room kitchenettes available, residents can also maintain some culinary independence. Guests are welcome at mealtimes, and a variety of dietary needs—including diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher—are happily accommodated. What truly sets Kauhale Port City apart is its commitment to personalized care and community connection. Residents are invited to enjoy an active lifestyle with programs like arts and crafts, book clubs, music, games, and even offsite excursions that keep minds and bodies engaged. For those with memory care needs, the staff provides specialized attention in a safe, secure environment designed to reduce stress and enhance well-being. Located near local shops, parks, and medical centers, Kauhale Port City offers both peace of mind and convenience for families seeking exceptional senior care. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alabama Public Health Health Care Facilities Directory

"My uncle is moving into the Gardens Of Daphne. We liked it. It's small, convenient, and the people are extremely nice. They have activities, they have meals, just lots of stuff like that. They're wonderful, they're very caring, very nice, and very kind. They have a two-room suite, living room, bedroom, bathroom, very nice-sized,and very easy for him to be able to maneuver around."

"I toured The Reserve at Fairhope. The facility was beautiful. It's brand new and very nice. The memory care facility residents don't have access to outside. They have one small courtyard thing, but the residents aren't allowed to go out there by themselves. Otherwise, the facility was nice. The rooms were big, the staff seemed great and attentive. The food was good too. They have different options."

"I just recently visited Country Place Senior Living of Fairhope to visit a friend. I was very impressed. My friend had moved there six months ago and was surprised yesterday by the visit. It's very nice. It felt more like it would be a home with bedrooms than a big facility with all these little apartments. It felt more like a home because it's only 24 units there. It's all just on one floor and very easy to get around from one place to the other inside the facility. They don't have to go very far for their meals, and they don't have to go off for the recreation. My friend said they keep her plate full with stuff to do. She doesn't do half of it because she doesn't have the energy (she's 96 years old), but she said she does take part in some of the things they do. I saw the calendar, and it's full with stuff. When we were there visiting her, two times somebody came in to check on her. 'Is everything OK? Do you need anything? And, oh, by the way, a piano player is coming at 11. We have a special visitor at 11:30.' My friend said, 'But I have my first special visitors with me now.' They had a piano player singing songs and everything when we were leaving. It's very clean. The person checked us and made sure we wore a mask. When we said who we were going to see, they knew right off that, 'Oh, yes, that's my sweetie.' My friend said it is like one big family there. It's very nice. She has a small unit, but it is set up where she can really move around in it. She has a wheelchair, and it looks like she can move around in it pretty easily. They come and clean, and they make her beds. She doesn't have to do any kind of housework or anything in there."

"The Huntingdon was a wonderful place. It didn't take us long to find out that there were no openings, so we didn't go too far into it. It's an old grand hotel that they made out, so everything was so nice and clean. The person we talked to was very good and very nice. They showed us the pool, their own garden, and there were people sitting, watching television. It's a very nice and beautiful place."

"We found Homestead Village Of Fairhope for my mother. They have been wonderful. The people are very kind. They gave her several options and told us options for when she will need to move into assisted living, which they also have on the ground. They have a lot of in-house activities available like water aerobics and exercise classes. They also do out-of-town excursions."

"My mother in Montrose Bay, which is in our community. It is fine, and everything is good. They have something going on every day. The food looks good. It is a good, nice place that has everything they need. "

"Easternshore rehab is convenient to my home, it was available so I got a room for my mom and it's very, very nice. I am very pleased with the staff. They have church, games, TV and people who come in every now and then to entertain the residents. My mom is very happy with the food there. I would recommend this place to others. "

"It was a pleasant place with a warm and bright feel to it. The staff seemed very friendly and caring toward their patients and the patients were noticably appreciative of it. The food seemed good, not too bland but easy to handle for the patients so there was little problem. The rooms were inviting and everyone there liked to have company and be entertained which they often were. I was thankful to know that not all retirement facilities were as bad as they were made out to be and there are great ones out there just like Mercy Medical. "

"I was pleasantly surprised to find the level of care that they provide. It is an older facility, and has been remodeled to be bright and cheerful. I've observed the staff, and they are very attentive to the patients plus the doctor and nursing staff know each patient on a personal level. If I ask a question, they find the answer. "

"We liked the atmosphere at Baldwin House. The workers were so kind and made you feel good. We stayed for lunch, and the food was excellent. It's located in a nice, pretty area. They had a garden where you could take a walk. We were very impressed."