The Best Independent Living Communities in Saint Clair County, AL

"It was a three or four year old building. It was actually gorgeous and it was nice inside. The people were nice. I have an electric vehicle, and there's an electric charging station right there on the property. The rooms were nice, too. The one-bedroom had plenty of closet space. It had a washer and dryer in the facility. I met the staff and they were wonderful. It had more upgrades than the other facility I went to, but there's a lot of stuff I wouldn't even use. So, it doesn't matter. They had an outside court, and there was more green space to walk around in there. The only negative was when you leave the facility and make a left hand turn to get on the freeway, I wouldn't advise it. What I did was I turned right and went up to whether it was a light, and I could either make a U-turn or turn into an area and then make a turn and come back, but there was another way out of the place, in the back. So, you go around. It was a more open air kind of place. I had a meal there and the food was excellent. They were having a function event the next night. They have that one every month and the funny thing about it is they were saying that they have a lot of stuff and the lady said, "After dinner, we really get going around here," and I laughed to myself because after dinner, that's when I start slowing down, but there's plenty of activities. I don't know how many I would partake in, but this is a new thing that I'm exploring right now."

"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. "

Project Success House of Love is an Independent Living facility focused on providing a home-like atmosphere. With an on-staff Nurse, we can address limited medical needs and maintenance. Project Success's friendly staff accompanies clients in most of their day-to-day living, being available or on call 24hrs a day seven days a week. Project Success provides three meals a day with snacks included. We also provide safe and comfortable transportation to qualifying doctors' visits and grocery stores. Project Success prides itself on treating our clients like family and making their experience, no matter how long their stay is, both memorable and happy.

"My experience with Somerby at St Vincent's One Nineteen was very good. The staff was attentive, good, neat, clean, and friendly. The facility is very clean and expensive. It's modern, and the staff seemed nice. There are a lot of different offerings for the people that live there. It was large, and there were different places to eat. It was nice. "

"The staff at St. Martin's are caring and take great care of the residents. You can't ask for a better place for your loved one. "

Casey Estates is a HUD Apartment. HUD residents usually pay 30% of their gross income for rent. The rent amount, less approved HUD deductions such as medical and child care expenses, and other allowances, includes a utility allowance. HUD Residents also may choose to pay what is known as flat rent. The HACC works with applicants to determine which rent arrangement is best for them. Casey Estates is a low income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments HUD (Housing and Urban Development Division). Contact Casey Estates for complete details on the current vacancies and housing applications.