Homestead Village of Fairhope

Linda

Homestead Village has both assisted and independent living. They have a lot of activities available. They have a nice restaurant and the staff was really nice as well. Everything including the sitting area was pleasant.

Doris S.

Homestead Village of Fairhope was very nice. I liked the area, and the way it was laid out but they didn’t have assisted living for my relative. The staff member was great. She gave me all kinds of information and was very helpful. I saw how the apartments were laid out. It’s a perfect place if you want to be close to everything, like doctors and shopping. Everything is right there. It’s a really nice place.

Caring RO

Homestead Village was originally a private hotel that has been converted. In addition to independent living and assisted living apartments, it also had individually owned homes, which is a very nice feature. It had a physical therapy component that is not owned by the facility but rents space on the campus and provides residents with doctor-prescribed physical therapy, and then of course residents can also use the exercise equipment. The staff was excellent, very friendly, and very knowledgeable. There were activities going on when we visited.

Frances231851

Homestead is a huge place that had everything you can possibly want. It was lovely, and the lady there was nice. A lady from the arts association comes and teaches art. They had an exercise room, swimming pool, villas, and rooms where you can entertain your guests.

HB3

I don’t think I would choose Homestead Village, because it has something to do with the mix of people living there. They had a lot of locals. It’s not anything bad, but it's just not my thing. The Homestead has been there for a number of years. They used to have a dining hall where the local people can go and eat. Food is average but not bad. The people were nice and friendly. They have a small swimming pool, and a lot of residents use that for water activities and exercise. They have a small bar that’s open some evenings.

Kathy108923050

My mom is in Homestead Village for 3 or 4 months now. It is excellent. We are very satisfied. The property is gorgeous. She has a one-bedroom apartment, which is perfect. She loves it. She is very happy. She has made a lot of friends. They have a lot of things going on. It has been a very good experience, so far. I have not seen anything I am not happy with. I will definitely advocate for it. As a matter of fact, my sister and I were just talking to someone who is recently looking for a place for their parents, and we highly commended it. It is very reasonable also because it is not for profit. It is a very lovely community. It is very well maintained. People there are very happy, very friendly, and very outgoing. It seems to be a good community, and we are very pleased.

Susan106834350

We looked at Homestead Village which we really liked. That would have been a good choice. It was really nice. The way everything was laid out was really nice as well. The staff that accommodated us during our visit was very friendly. She interacted with other staff members as well as the residents. It seemed like a really friendly place to be.

Caring104542450

Homestead Village of Fairhope was a wonderful place. My mother was very happy there, and they took very good care of her for about 10 years. She was in three different levels. The food sometimes was very good, sometimes not. The staff seemed excellent. The facilities were beautiful. The rooms were very nice, and she brought her own furniture. They had a swimming pool and a fitness room. Security was fine; I never heard of any problems there. I thought they were great, and I absolutely would recommend them.

Caring100617750

The staff at Homestead Village was very polite and cooperative, and they answered all my questions. The rooms I would anticipate I would like are the 2-bedrooms. They have hot tubs, an exercise room, and card games. I like the way the rooms were laid out and that people talk and walk. The people looked very happy.

neighbor assistance

what is a neighbor? A neighbor is the person in need. our neighbor moved to Homestead and after a short while became terminal with cancer. The providers of her care were HOMESTEAD, and they walked hand in hand wth doctors, family, and HOSPICE - that is the best definition of Neighbor's United I can give. Thanks Homestead in co-operation with eldercare resources Caring .com

Caring484050

Homested is a lovely well runs facility. The staff was very warm and friendly they all were exceptionally attentive. The residents were all well cared for. They were clean, alert and bright. The facility was clean and well decorated. The rooms are average room's good size with nice basic furniture. You may bring personal effects to make it your home. The grounds are nice and well maintained. They offer activities daily and encourage the residents to come out of their rooms and mingle. The staff and residents were engaged in games, walks, programs, worship services, Bible Study and watching movies. The staff seems to be a great source of comfort and company for the residents. The dining hall was nice and the menu seemed to be well planned with healthy options. The choice to move a loved one from their home is difficult at best. If you have to move them this facility is an excellent choice and they will be well cared for.

GuiCyber

I was really impressed with the facilities at Homestead Village. My mother suffers from Alzheimer's, and one of the things that made me feel comfortable with my mother living at Homestead was the way that the staff manages their 24 hour care. There is always an ample amount of staff, nurses, and aides on duty. Every time I have visited Homestead there is always an employee presence. Although everyone who is there has different needs, my mother tends to wander and knowing that there are adequate staff in each room or open area is a comfort to me. I know that my mother is safe in between visits and is being properly taken care of. Homestead has a great meal plan, housekeeping services and what they refer to as "daily task assistance." I also have an aunt who lives at Homestead, and although my mother and my aunts needs are very different, the employees at Homestead assist them on an individual basis. For example, my aunt has severe arthritis, and one of the "daily tasks" she sometimes needs help with is getting on her shoes. From small things to more difficult things, it really does not matter; the specialized attention is easy to see if you visit Homestead. And I have not even discussed the medical care, which is also great. I am just really happy that my family is well taken care of and gets all of the help they need for the little things in life that I can not always be there to help them with.