Assisted Living Communities in Foley, AL

"Country Place Senior Living of Foley is a small assisted living community, which is kind of what I like. I don't want to be in a big apartment or a big complex where I get lost. The whole idea is for me to make friends and have companionship. It doesn't have anything fancy, as far as a swimming pool or anything like that, but they do have exercise activities, and they go places like out to dinner, and they take day trips. I'm pretty sure those aren't forced, so you don't have to go. The staff was very nice and very polite. They smiled, and I love smiles. The rooms have two sizes. They have what they call the Azalea and the Magnolia rooms. Magnolia is a little more than I want to spend, though. My furniture is a little bigger than the room, but I think I could fit it in there. Other than that, I like the size of the rooms because they have windows. They had a room that still had furniture in it, but the person had just moved out. It gave me more of an idea of what would fit. It's hard to look at an empty room and wonder what will fit there, so that was a benefit right there, being able to look at a room that had furniture. When I walked in during my tour, I immediately felt at home. The residents who were sitting in the common areas and the staff were very friendly. I didn't see a grumpy person in the whole bunch. Everybody had a smile, and everybody was all welcoming. They said they would love for me to join their community, so I felt welcomed right away. I also like the fact that you can have your meal delivered to your room, but they prefer that you eat in the dining area. That's what I need, a push. They're having a Halloween thing on the 31st, and they invited me to come. It's a two-hour thing around lunch, and they invited me to come check it out. I think that would be a good idea. I didn't get to see everything, but it looked well taken care of. I wish there were bigger open areas outside, but that's okay."

"I visited The Brennity at Fairhope. It seems to be more of a nursing home type of feel. It's the vibe I got. It's beautiful. The staff there is wonderful. I did visit the property, but it wasn't for me. I'm not there yet. It's more of an elderly property. It seems that many affluent families, with parents who are older and kids who have moved out of state, want to place their loved ones in an extremely secure environment where they feel comfortable, knowing they will be well taken care of, and that's what The Brennity is. It is about as good as it gets. It's very clean, very secure. The staff is very hands-on. I was able to walk the property. The property is very well-kept, and security is on point. There's nothing bad I can say about The Brennity. It is the creme de la creme. If you want your parents well taken care of and you can have the security of being able to manage your life, you're putting them in good hands."

"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."

Upscale Senior Living & Care in Daphne, Alabama! Seagrass Village proudly offers the finest senior living experiences for those seeking Independent Living, Assisted Living or Residential Living. Please use the links below to explore each lifestyle within our community. Amenities for Zestful Living At Seagrass Village of Daphne, we offer a wide range of amenities and programs designed to promote social connection, creativity, learning, and physical fitness without the burden of housekeeping or home maintenance. Every day is an opportunity to live life to the fullest in a top-rated community with exceptional wellness and care. Experience Life at Seagrass Village Seagrass Village of Daphne is a unique senior living community encouraging an active lifestyle and daily fun for seniors. Our activities, amenities, and services promote a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Our entire team is dedicated to providing personalized care so you can enjoy all life offers. YOUR PERSONAL CHEF If eating has become a chore, then prepare for your tastebuds to be reawakened. To us, meals are as much a social experience as they are about providing quality nutrition. Our chefs use the freshest local ingredients to craft seasonal fare that is as exciting to the eye as it is to the palate. Picture restaurant-style dining in your favorite bistro, surrounded by good friends. ACTIVE FUN What’s on the itinerary today? A trip to local boutiques? A watercolor class or cooking demonstration? Perhaps a spirited game of bridge or a stroll with your walking club? Maybe you’ll earn bragging rights at a cornhole tournament before meeting friends for social hour. There’s no shortage of things to keep your body healthy and your mind stimulated at Seagrass Village COMPASSIONATE CARE When you walk through our doors, you’re more than a resident, you’re family. We treat you like we’d treat any family member—with compassion and respect. From holistic wellness programs to the latest health trends and information, you’ll receive the finest healthcare available. Our friendly staff is available 24/7, so you can rest assured that southern-style care is here when you need it. A WARM WELCOME We understand that moving can be stressful, so we created our HEARTS© welcome program to remove your worry. You can expect true southern hospitality with perks and surprises along the way to truly welcome you into your new home. Your new neighbors, and our staff, are ready to introduce you to friends, give you tips and answer your questions. Welcome home. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alabama Public Health Health Care Facilities Directory

"Everyone at Sodalis Pensacola was very nice. The facility was very clean and very well kept. The room was like a hospital room. There were two beds in it, and they're small, but I guess they're adequate. The dining area was also clean. They have an enclosed area outside where the residents can go, and that area was nice. They can go out there and do gardening at certain times of the year."

"I've checked out Live Oak Village Independent & Assisted Living. The layout seemed to be well organized. The apartment looked like it was very, very clean and very well kept. The staff were very, very helpful. Everybody seemed to be enjoying themselves."