Thrive at Jones Farm
2238 Cecil Ashburn Dr. SE, Huntsville, AL 35802
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5
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July 15, 2024
My dad is here. So far, we've been pleased with the staff. My dad has a nice room. Their activities are engaging. He has participated in all of them and has gotten active, which is what I needed him to do and what he needed to do to be able to keep walking. So far, we're pleased. Family members are able to take people out of the memory care into the assisted living side. There are a couple of garden areas there that are nice. That's important for my dad to be able to have a place to get out. They have a piano, so music groups and church choirs can come, and that's important to him, too. So far, the activity director is very good. For memory care, he is intellectually engaging with them. He reads to them, they play word games, and they talk about things in history. He seems good and kind, and he gets them talking, and that appeals to my dad. For the staff, I've been there late at night, and they don't know I'm there. But I've heard their interactions with difficult people, and they are so patient and very caring. For the meals, I've only been there at breakfast time. They don't vary breakfast so far. I hope that they offer pancakes or waffles, something besides scrambled eggs. My dad enjoyed the other meals though. It's not a brand-new building. I think there are things that need to be done about them. It's still adequate though. The windows are nice, and the halls are nice and big. The memory care is small enough for my dad, so it's good for memory care.
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About Thrive at Jones Farm in Huntsville, Alabama
Weve taken the blueprint for traditional senior living and put it right where it belongsthe trash can. It wasnt hard. Traditional senior living communities stink. We believe that if a communitys focus is strictly on care, they dont care enough. We have two living options under one roof. Assisted Living is ideal for residents who value their independence but may need a bit of help from time to time. Our community team members are raving fans of encouraging independence with assistance readily accessible at all times of day. Memory Care is for our Elders who are living with some form of memory loss. Every member of the Thrive at Jones Farm team is NIDE (National Institute for Dementia Education) certified. That includes everyone from the chefs and housekeepers to the concierge and nurses. The education allows us to interact with our memory care residents as unique individuals rather than objects in need of care. Residents are engaged with the goal of helping them recapture moments of memories and the recognition of loved ones. At Thrive, weve dedicated our lives to ensure there is a purpose in every breath of each resident were honored to serve. We understand that Elders and their loved ones depend on us not only to live but to live well. Its a challenge we welcome ? every day.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alabama Public Health Health Care Facilities Directory
Reviews of Thrive at Jones Farm in Huntsville, Alabama
4.5
(6 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.8
Activities
5.0
Value
4.0
Carol
5
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July 17, 2024
We toured. The apartments are large and have a full-size bathroom and closet. The staff is very friendly. The outdoor area is lovely. The overall community there is just very welcoming. It's just like an impromptu lunch they were having for the whole community, that's why we went over. It was just hotdogs but they were very good. They were excellent. I complimented the chef when he came out.
Reviewer#RD0704w
5
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July 15, 2024
My dad is here. So far, we've been pleased with the staff. My dad has a nice room. Their activities are engaging. He has participated in all of them and has gotten active, which is what I needed him to do and what he needed to do to be able to keep walking. So far, we're pleased. Family members are able to take people out of the memory care into the assisted living side. There are a couple of garden areas there that are nice. That's important for my dad to be able to have a place to get out. They have a piano, so music groups and church choirs can come, and that's important to him, too. So far, the activity director is very good. For memory care, he is intellectually engaging with them. He reads to them, they play word games, and they talk about things in history. He seems good and kind, and he gets them talking, and that appeals to my dad. For the staff, I've been there late at night, and they don't know I'm there. But I've heard their interactions with difficult people, and they are so patient and very caring. For the meals, I've only been there at breakfast time. They don't vary breakfast so far. I hope that they offer pancakes or waffles, something besides scrambled eggs. My dad enjoyed the other meals though. It's not a brand-new building. I think there are things that need to be done about them. It's still adequate though. The windows are nice, and the halls are nice and big. The memory care is small enough for my dad, so it's good for memory care.
Kathye
3
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December 3, 2023
It was OK. The rooms were a lot smaller and had more of a studio layout. It's a little older. The staff were OK. They had a few things.
Holly
5
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June 11, 2023
It was a little bigger than what my aunt was looking to be in. We saw the memory care, and the staff there was very professional. It seemed clean. The room was a good size. It was adequate. It's very conveniently located.
Robert
4
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August 20, 2021
I visited and got a general overview of the assisted living and memory care. I was looking more at the assisted living over there. Overall, it was very good. The people seemed very friendly. It was smaller than the other places we looked at. They had less activities, but it's decent. The apartments were good in the assisted living part. Those were only studios, so those would be small. From what I saw, everything was clean.
Robert
5
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June 5, 2019
Great place that provides loving care for a family member. It is truly a “home away from home” kind of place. It is the only assisted living or memory care facility that I would consider for a family member or myself.
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Services and Amenities of Thrive at Jones Farm in Huntsville, Alabama
Dining
- Communal Dining
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
- Accepts Check Payments
Languages
- English spoken
Pets
- Pets
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: $1500 Deposit
- Housing: Private Suites w/private baths - Resident must be able to take care of pet 100%
- Special Comment: At Thrive at Jones Farm, great care is just a by-product of bigger and better things. Located in Jones Valley just off Carl T. Jones Drive, our promise is to give your loved one a day that is as purpose-filled as possible, and then string those days together to last a lifetime.
Costs for Thrive at Jones Farm in Huntsville, Alabama

Memory Care
$7,365
Starting Price

Assisted Living
$4,585
Starting Price
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