The Best Independent Living Communities in Montgomery County, AL

"I toured Oak Grove Inn. I loved it. It was all upbeat. It wasn't pitiful. It was a great experience. They're very nice and attentive to their people. It was just wonderful. The food was so good. I went during lunchtime, so it was good. It was very clean. I didn't have any problems."

"I was a resident at Asher Point for around two and a half years while recovering from some medical issues and not wanting to live alone. The entire time I was there, I was treated with dignity and respect by the administrators and all staff. They took time with me after a serious heart attack and made sure I had everything I needed during my time of recovery. They also were very helpful after my hip replacement and the following physical therapy which was done at the facility. They made sure meals were delivered to me if I did not feel like going to the dining room, and kept me up to date on information I may have missed due to being in therapy. Speaking of meals, they were usually very good and served to us on a beautifully decorated table. The residents were very friendly and encouraging by cheering me on throughout my therapies which I am sure helped me push through to finish everything successfully. My one bedroom apartment was lovely with weekly housekeeping and quick maintenance as needed. There were recreational activities everyday and especially during holidays. We also had our own hair salon and Bible study during the week and church on Sunday if we wanted. Our bus driver was excellent and we usually had something fun planned every few days. There is really just too much to share everything, and I am sure I forgot something important. I would just like to say that I made so many wonderful friends who will always be in my heart. There is always a hug waiting when I get a chance to drop by from Christy, our kind and amazing director, as well as many others. Please give Asher Point a visit if you are in the area and looking for a quality independent living facility. You will love it!"

"I toured The Crossings at Eastchase. It's newer, but I didn't like it as much as I did in the other facility. The staff was very good."

"We are going to sign a contract with CaraVita Village. Everybody is very friendly and very lowkey. One of the secretaries had to bring her children to work with her today, and they were beautifully behaved. The dining room had white tablecloths on the tables. The conversation was good at the tables. The amenities were absolutely amazing. They were having a luau the afternoon I was there. They have a designated area for the lady that runs the salon. They have a little Dollar Tree store, where everything in it is a dollar. It has a fully furnished library with computers. It has a swimming pool and so many places to enjoy the outdoors (when it's not 110 like it is here right now). There are umbrellas on patio tables and cushions on furniture on the porch. I was impressed. I'm looking for the smallest apartment they had available, so we went with a studio apartment. My cousin can't manage a kitchen or anything like that, and this one has no kitchen. It has nothing that resembles anything to do with cooking food, and that's what I was looking for. It's got two big closets and a nice sized bathroom. Everything was clean. They come in and clean once a week. They also come in and do laundry. They come in and vacuum, clean the bathroom, and dust everything in the room every week. The facility was clean and neat. There's a whole list of activities for the day. I ate lunch there. I asked the residents, "How do you like living here?" Two of the ladies said, "Well, it's not home, but we like it." That's what I wanted to hear. They said, "Everybody here is really nice to us." Everything was kept up. I didn't see anything that I thought needed repair. It really was good."

"you can be as involved or not as you would like -there are numerous activities, especially at holidays, excellent place to live for seniors. I like living here"