The Best Assisted Living Communities in Blount County, AL

Senior living in Birmingham, AL has a welcoming new home with Proveer at Grayson Valley. Our assisted living community in Northeastern Birmingham offers a tranquil destination for personalized senior care. We are here to provide peace of mind for Alabama families. Older adults can live out their retirement in elegance and reassurance in our community. High-level senior care helps residents enjoy upscale amenities, spacious floor plans, and nutritious meals. Our assisted living services give seniors a new-found confidence and purpose to continue independence. Individualized care helps residents set wellness goals and make lifelong friends. Older adults can begin their next chapter here. Schedule a tour to find peace of mind.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alabama Public Health Health Care Facilities Directory

"I have a relative that is in this facility. She cut her arm somehow, no one seems to know how. The cut was very bad. No one called anyone in the family to let us know. They did not send her to the hospital to get it checked. After 2 nurses that did NOTHING, a third nurse came on to work and sent her to the hospital. It was a deep and wide wound and would have required stitches, but it was to late to get them. She is not the only one that things happen to, and it never gets reported. "

"I visited The Neighborhood at Cullman. They have everything that would meet my husband's needs right now. One good thing about it is they allow pets. I only got to see a one-bedroom; it has a small living area, a small kitchen area, then a nice sized bathroom and closet. It's very nice. I'm looking for two bedrooms, but the staff didn't have one to show yesterday. I think there was a microwave, a sink, and a small refrigerator, one that fit under a counter. The staff who showed us around was friendly, and kind, and answered every question. They allow more than one pet. I have a small dog, and their staff said, "You can bring it as long as you can take care of it.""

"First of all home sweet home is a boarding home not an assisted living. I have had 2 family members that has lived there for years. It is the only place I would 100% recomend. It may be an older building but it is clean. Maybe if the owner would not take in people that couldn't afford the rate she could buy new furniture. I'm in home sweet home often, all the residents love it there and has been living at hsh for many years. As for the dogs, well the residents love them and the dogs are a great asset for the residents. Don't judge a book by its cover "

"You can't smoke at Village at Cook Springs, and I didn't like that, but I liked that I can have my pet there, and it's all inclusive. I liked that the meals are included, and the fact that one of the administrators gave me her cell phone number so that I can call if I have any problems. The facility was beautiful. There's a little pond out there and it's got a fountain in it. It's gorgeous. WiFi, cable, and landline are provided, but I use my cell phone. There's routine little tours out. Like they were headed to Walmart for an outing when we left there. They had nice people and a nice administration. The meals looked really good, too. The staff was wonderful. The staff actually eats in their cafeteria, which tells you the food is a really good thing. I didn't have a taste of it or anything, but I have had somebody there before, and the food was excellent. They had excellent personnel."

"The Magnolia Gardens Assisted Living was a 16-bed facility. If you needed physical therapy or speech therapy, they would come there. There was a doctor on call. The staff who showed me around the place was Sharon, and she was fantastic. The food was amazing. It was like going out to eat."

"Absolutely beautiful establishment! Everything is very clean and up-to-date. High end features and a feeling of roominess. Residents appear to be well cared for and staff is very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend"

"Terrace Lake Retirement Community was really good. The rooms were really nice, but small, that they have to put their couch and things in and their bed, all in the same room. The dining room was well lit. It's a very motivated place. I saw the activities room and met the activities director. The staff was very pleasant. They had an outside area where they can go out and sit on. It was a beautiful building, which they had just redecorated."

"Everything you need to have an enjoyable retirement. Plenty of activities and wonderful staff and residents. Apartments are a good size with everything you need. Plenty of activities to keep you occupied and active."

"My dad was a resident. The staff there was great. They were very involved, helping him a lot by bringing him meals, and helping him get dressed. The layout is gorgeous inside. When you walk in, there are fireplaces, and they always decorate, making it look like a place you'd want to go on vacation. It looks like a chalet. We had several meals with him, and they offered a lot of fresh options, including different dietary choices like kosher meals. The food wasn't fantastic, but it wasn't bad either. They have a lot of activities, but my dad wasn't very involved or interested in them. They had music, and I looked at their calendar, it just seemed like there were so many great things going on."

"My dad moved to Bridgewood Gardens. It's very accommodating. They are very personable and knowledgeable about their residents, and everyone is very friendly. It was close to where my dad wanted to live. We checked that, and it seemed to fit all the marks, so we decided to take him over there. Together I walked through and I liked it. We chose to go there. It's a nice and clean place. I haven't tried the food but my dad was quite happy with it. They can play a lot of board games. They have a night where just the men do something. There's a night that's for women to do. They have gardening and things like that. For the value, they appear to be very comparable to other facilities. They might be a little cheaper, which is excellent."

"We have placed mom at Assisted Living of Arab. She has been taken care of, and we've been very pleased. The staff is great. They've been very pleasant, very helpful, very knowledgeable, and very friendly. We're very pleased with everything. It's a very good location. The food is very good. She's been very pleased with everything so far. I've been present when she's been having lunch and it looks very good. We've been very pleased with the pricing. It's better than what it would be if we had to put her in a nursing home."

"Woodland Place had my grandmother for several years and I would not have chosen a different facility. They have the best food there, it was always nice and neat. The owners were amazing people. Their daughter was running it when my gramdmother was there she was fantastic. When my grandmother became ill and passed away the facility came to her funeral and cried with my family. They are a great facility I would recommend them to anyone. "

"My dad is currently at Oak Circle Assisted Living. It is homey, there is only 16 rooms and it is a family-owned business. It is nice and small. The staff are nice and very accommodating. He likes to have a certain kind of breakfast and they're fixing it for him. He likes fried eggs and they're giving him fried eggs. The room is a little bit smaller than where he was at before but I think it is probably tough for him to get around now, so that is even better for him. It is a small place. The dining room is nice and the kitchen looks large homey. There is a place to go out and watch television, like a gathering area, where they do puzzles. Everything else is just like a straight line with 8 rooms on one side and 8 on the other."