Communities in Trussville, AL

"We toured Brookdale University Park Alabama. It was excellent. My wife had a friend living there already. The woman in charge, Amy, did a wonderful job of explaining the cost and everything. So that was fine. The room she showed us was empty, but it was not the room that we would like. The living atmosphere was good. It was quite clean. The staff members were very helpful."

"My in-laws will be moving into The Crossings at Riverchase. The staff was very friendly and engaged. We heard good things from a couple of residents about the food. The units were all nicely laid out, spacious, and brand new. They have a salon, an exercise room, transportation, and they showed us a program schedule. They will get a two-bedroom apartment. They did a great job. We talked to the both the marketing director and the new resident director. We also met the overall facility administrator. It's brand new and spotless. They opened their assisted living the day or two before we visited (they just got a license)."

"I looked here and I liked it. It seemed to offer a lot of things I was looking for, and it seemed like the staff was nice when I talked to them. They introduced me to some of the employees that were working, took me on a nice tour, and showed me the rooms. It was laid out like an apartment, with individual rooms. The rooms were nice, with a closet, bathroom, and bedroom. The dining room was nice, large, and setup for everybody to eat at one time. They take them out, they have things coming into the facility, and they have activities inside. They have a schedule of things, and they have interesting things going on."

"Maplewood is small, there are only 16 people there, and it’s very personal. The staff is very good and very nice. The food is home cooking. "

"We will move in. The price was better, and the space was good. Everything was good. It was clean and very nice. They do have transportation, meals, and apartment cleaning. The staff was nice, and they were eager to help us, and it was pleasant."

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"The facility was pleasantly decorated and had an ambience about it. All of the residents that I saw appeared to be engaged with each other and staff. The staff paid extra attention to the residents. There were many activities available, as well as planned outings and events at the facility itself. When mealtime came, the food appeared appetizing, the residents were eating it eagerly and those that needed some assistance received it. All in all this was a great facility. My only regret is that my grandmother didn't pass an entrance assessment. Her Alzheimer's is too advanced for them to take her on. I understand this is for her own safety, so no hard feelings there. It was a wonderful facility though. "

"The staff is wonderful to my aunt who lives here. They are caring and Fair Haven is like its own community. The only thing that could be improved is the taste of the food served in the cafeteria. Other than that, this place is great! They also have a nice room for rent for families to stay in when they visit. The amenities here are excellent! The nurses are kind and well attentive to resident's needs. They have a chapel for that holds church services every week for those who cannot leave.They also have a small consignment shop residents can shop in. The ladies at the front desk are darling and keep a good record of anyone who enters or exits the building. I would definitely recommend Fair Haven Methodist Home to anyone looking for an assisted living home for a loved one. I love visiting and my aunt loves living there as well. "

"I recently visited the Village while my grandmother was staying there. My overall impression was positive. The majority of the staff appeared to be very friendly, helpful and welcoming. I noticed a few stray staff members that seemed to be standoffish, but overall the impression was positive. At times, some of the staff chatter could get a bit loud for the environment for my taste. However, the majority of the staff seemed to generally care about the clients. The facilities were pretty good and appeared clean. Nothing to write home about, but I have seen much worse. Most importantly, my Grandmother was smiling and the majority of the other clients appeared to be content as well. She had made some friends and met other clients through a few of the activities the Village offered. Her room has touches that made it feel a bit more like home. Overall, my impression was positive. "

"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 "

"I'm going to choose Greenbriar at the Altamont. They went out of their way to accommodate my income with the same amenities. They offered me a good price with their 1-bedroom special they have right now. They provide three meals, and they will take you shopping and to see different places. They will also take you to the doctor. They have a lot of activities. The food is OK, but it can be improved."

"My daughter's mother-in-law was there in Prince Place. They were very pleased with that place. It was a small place -- only about ten patients. They loved the food because it was very good. It was a small staff, but they were accommodating. "

"Alzheimer's is a wicked enemy. A vibrant successful woman stripped of memory now no longer able to speak. An active hiker in her prime her 92 year old body continues. My mother goes daily to the Adult Day Care where dear loving workers and patients stroke her hands to make her feel supported. Art, music, and physical activities are provided as well as a good lunch. Without it what would I do? "

"We went as a group, and the visit was very good at Somerby. It was excellent. It was fantastic. The staff was very nice. I liked the general ambience, though it was a little expensive. "