"Whitehall is a beautiful facility and my dad lived there before. They didn’t have the nursing care that he needed. The nurse on duty was not that observant that my dad had congestive heart failure. Whitehall is good for people that are still independent and would just need somebody to prepare their meals for them. They have good housekeeping. "

"Somerset Assisted Living Facility/West was friendly and felt like home. They have caring staff, the grounds were really neat and beautiful and everything was really pretty. The food was also really good. They had lots of good activities, and lots of good motivational speakers."

"I was a resident of Grand South Senior Living. The facility is very new, and they've taken advantage of lessons learned over the years that elderly and disabled people need. The room was about the same as the one I have now. It had the perfect amount of room for anyone. So, I had a studio apartment there. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. It was a good place. They offer exercise classes, bingo, crafts, and cooking classes. We've had concerts from local groups. The dining area was clean, with plenty of room, and tables arranged in sizes from holding three or four people to seven or eight people, so you could have a little variety in how many people you're sitting with."

"The facility is ultra clean and there is never a bad scent -- a great accomplishment I must say. The management and business staff and the receptionists are the nicest people you will ever meet. The rehab staff is super. The nursing staff, is, for the main part, very good, although there are a few nurses aides who seem to hate their jobs and are a bit grumpy, but there are not many of those. Whomever is in charge of activities does a commendable job as there are always special events for the residents. There are not that many amenities, but really most residents seem happy with what there is. I consider Westside Terrace the best in Dothan, and, probably in the entire area. There is ONLY one very valid complaint but it is so important. THE FOOD! I cannot believe that the food is so horrible that one would not believe it unless they saw it and tasted it. I would think that whomever is in charge of this facility would realize that food is one of the few things residents have to really enjoy. It is a scandal how truly awful the food is. Until they improve the food, I cannot imagine anyone giving this facility 5 stars and it is a pity, as the people working there are so very nice. IMPROVE THE FOOD! NO ONE CAN EAT WHAT IS PREPARED. IT IS COLD WHEN SERVED. IT IS USUALLY TASTELESS OR IF IT HAS ANY TASTE IT IS SO BAD THE PERSON EATING REALLY WANTS TO SPIT IT OUT. I believe that the only reason anyone eats the food in this facility is simply to keep from starving. Please, someone take note of this and do something to improve the food for these poor residents."

"Mom was at Wesley Place on Honeysuckle. The care was very personal. I had no doubts that they were taking good care of mom all the time because the nurses and the aides were very hands-on. They treated everyone like they were family. So, I was very pleased with the care and the treatment she got there. She got all the attention she needed. They went through a chef change after she arrived and the new chef was fabulous. The times that I ate with her, I enjoyed the food very much. The place was very clean. It did not smell like a nursing home or a place for sick people. They also have a skilled nursing wing and even that area was very clean and odor-free. She loved to play bingo and card games, too. She enjoyed it very much."

"Azalea Court provided excellent care for my mother during her season of need. She was uniquely the youngest and most self-suficent resident as a shoulder surgery followed by depression had rendered her to a state in which she could not care for herself. In the 18 months she resided there, she slowly put on 25 much needed pounds and regained an interest in life again. She became friends with many of the residents and workers. I believe the relationships coupled with good, home-cooked meals led to her being able to return to an independent lifestyle. The staff genuinely cared for her. They celebrated the success of her grandchildren, prayed with her during times of need and catered to her every need. I think her only real complaint was getting locked out when she stayed out too late. This was always resolved with a simple phone call, but it was quite an agitation to my somewhat demanding mother. Without the love and care of Azalea Court, I know my mother would not have made it to celebrate another birthday. "

"The caregivers at this facility are absolutely amazing. They treat my uncle like he is own of their own family members. They continue to advise me on any medical care that is needed or if my uncle is just have a bad day. My uncle can be very verbal and sometimes downright mean. However, these caregivers treat him with the utmost respect and care. I remember one time he was having a fit and swinging his arms. He accidently hit one of the caregivers. She spoke softly and kind to him the entire time. She was awesome. Even when I apologized for his behavior, she told me not to worry about it. She stated my uncle has his bad days but his good ones outweigh them. Such compassion. They continue to care for my uncle and ensure that he has social time with many of his friends that have also made their home there. I know that my uncle is in capable hands at Hartford Health Care and I am extremely grateful for their service and care. "

"I had a client that was looking for a home that did not have alot of fire deficiencies because they were in a home before that caught fire in the middle of the night and burned a few of the units. Well, when I went here, I see from the reports that the exits are always accessible, there are no smoking signs all around, they have full sprinkler systems and they even give fire safety drills on a regular. My client was happy with the reports and placed their loved one with Henry County. "

"Mother has been at the Elba Nursing Home for two months now, and it’s fine. The people are very nice. "

"My great-aunt became a resident of Twin Magnolias Assisted Living. While looking for the facility that was the right choice for her, we toured Twin Magnolias. Eventually, we settled on this facility for my great-aunt due to its level of attention and care, as well as its familiar grounds for her, as she is from that town and has lived there for her entire life. The facility is very close to multiple doctors' offices, as well as a pharmacy and two grocery stores, so we could easily run errands for her when she needs help.There are staff members on hand to serve the residents' needs around the clock, and there is an emergency service vehicle station nearby in case someone needs to go to the hospital. Hospitals are not in the same town, but they are not far away, which was another reason for picking this place. The grounds and housing are not fancy, but they are clean and seem easy to find your way around, for patients with mental difficulties. My great-aunt's mind is not as strong as it was a few years ago, so this is a big plus for her. "

"everyone at this facility was very nice and friendly. the help was courteous and helpful while husbands grandma was staying there. her stay was only temporary because she had just had surgery on her lower back . "

"Wiregrass offered a lot more for their residents, they had a glassed-in sunroom, and they had a garden where there's a fountain in the center. You can go eat out there and spend time with your family and friends. They had community activities, church services, and people that come in and sing. "