
750 AL Highway 75 N, Albertville, AL 35951
4.0
(1 reviews)
"My mom went to Albertville. Overall they did a good job, so I don't have any major complaints in terms of them being compassionate and helpful to my mom. "
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750 AL Highway 75 N, Albertville, AL 35951
4.0
(1 reviews)
"My mom went to Albertville. Overall they did a good job, so I don't have any major complaints in terms of them being compassionate and helpful to my mom. "
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3120 NORTH STREET, Guntersville, AL 35976
3.2
(5 reviews)
"My mother was at Marshall Manor on rehab and she was happy and they did a great job caring for her. I would recommend this home for anyone. Friendly staff and clean, quiet athmosphere."
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8922 Alabama Highway 227 North, Crossville, AL 35962
4.5
(2 reviews)
"My mother-in-law moved into Crossville Health and Rehabilitation. The staff is very friendly and very accommodating. They have some benches that are outside in a concrete area. They do bingo and they have singing groups come. Her room is very small. It has a bathroom and a vanity with a sink and mirror. She shares a room. But she has a little closet and her recliner, which we provided."
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6532 Walnut Grove Road, Altoona, AL 35952
4.0
(1 reviews)
"Altoona is a semi small, for profit nursing home that is perfect for my clients. My clients were looking for a more private nursing home that didnt have sister homes all over the place. We were all happy that they didnt have many deficiencies. The only issue is they have a pattern with smoking deficiencies in 2011. No smoking barriers were put up to prevent smoke from coming into non smoking areas. My clients were still happy to place their loved one at Altoona. "
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685 North Valley Ave, Collinsville, AL 35961
4.6
(6 reviews)
"Although the rooms at Collinsville are not modern, the staff and how well they take care of the residents is more important to me. Any time I have visited my dad who is currently in the rehab section, the staff is always so nice and helpful. They seem to all really care about him and how he is doing. I am not as familiar with their activities as he has only been there for short amounts of time. But I've noticed a calendar displaying their activity schedule in his room and it looks like they have a lot to offer. Since he is in the rehab section, I am familiar with his going to physical therapy. The therapists who work with them are really great. I would highly recommend this facility. "
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915 STEWART AVENUE SOUTHEAST, Attalla, AL 35954
3.0
(1 reviews)
"My brother was in Attalla Healthcare & Rehab. It was also a nursing home. They would have activities and stuff, and their exercises and stuff were awesome. It was an older building and some of the rooms were really gloomy. When he needed the staff for assistance they would either forget or take a really long time to show up. He was not pleased about that."
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700 HUTCHINS AVENUE, Gadsden, AL 35901
4.5
(4 reviews)
"My father is in Northside Health Care. They've been pretty good and very informative. When they have any problems, they call me. The staff is very courteous. The rooms are fairly clean. I don't have any complaints. He's in long-term care there. They have an activity schedule, bible studies, and stuff like that. It was awfully expensive."
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1945 DAVIS DRIVE, Gadsden, AL 35904
3.1
(6 reviews)
"My mother-in-law is getting rehab at Gadsden Health and Rehab Center. So far, it's been real good. They've been good to communicate when I called, and they've always called me back. She seems well-pleased there, and as of yet we don't have any complaints. The staff is very attentive. The only thing is that they don't have a whole lot of fresh fruits, but the food is good. If she doesn't like what they have, they offer her something else. The therapy department has been very helpful, and they're meeting her needs as of yet. She has not had any complaints to us, and even though we're limited in visits, we still go and make the 15-minute visits. The staff has been very accommodating, any questions we've had they answered, and they call us any time there's been a change with anything. So far, they've done what they're supposed to do. It's just expensive a little too much. I had to do window visits, and I've only been allowed into one room when I visited. The activities are limited due to COVID. They're just doing individual activities in their rooms, and physical therapy is coming to their rooms instead of the residents going to the gym."
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2301 RAINBOW DRIVE, Gadsden, AL 35907
1.3
(3 reviews)
"My husband was sent from the hospital to Mcgufferys for rehab. In the first place he should have never been released from the hospital that soon. He was not even able to stand on his own. The first morning he was there my daughter and I went to see him and we heard him hollering for help as we walked down the hall. He told us he had had nothing to eat and he was laying in a puddle of water. He not even was laying on a soaking wet bed but he also was laying in his bowel movement. There were nurses in a patients room next door. I called out to them and told them he needed cleaning. Their answer was we'll get to him. I walked down to the nurse station and told a woman and she said they were short handed and would get to it as soon as they could. There were plenty of people standing around. I couldn't tell who was a nurse and who was an aid. I blew up and asked her how she would like to be laying in her s-- They went and cleaned him and called the nursing supervisor. She assured me that it wasn't usually that way. They have 15 minutes to have a person cleaned up. He had been laying longer than that. Then I asked someone to shave him. They didn't. He was on pureed food, The first meal he received was not pureed and they had sat it across the room and left. My husband could not feed himself. When we first got there there were no chairs in the room for me and my daughter to sit in. I asked for one and was told okay. Never came so I found a folding chair inside a closet down the hall and dragged it to the room myself. Later I asked for another and the nurse said maintaince would have to get it. Waited and it never came. I asked another nurse and she got one herself. A young man came in to care for my husband the next day and I asked him to shave my husband and he looked around and said he has no supplies like they give you in the hospital. He had to go searching for one. There is more I could write about but the main thing is they called on the third day and said they had found him laying in the floor that morning. I asked if they didn't have the pads with the alarms if someone was getting off the pad. The woman told me they weren't allowed by the state, it was considered a form of restraint. She lied. I called two other homes and they said they used them and had never heard about a state law saying they couldn't be used. They said it was a safety things. I talked to a lady with the state who reviewed nursing homes and she said it wasn't so that the pads could not be used. She was planning to go there because she had other complaints. I asked her to call there and she said she would. Later I saw where the home was calling while I was talking to my daughter in law who is a nurse.. I did not take the call. If they could not get me on the phone they were to call my daughter. They didn't . After I got off the phone I went down to the home. His room was empty and cleaned except for his shoes in the middle of the floor. I sat down to wait thinking he had gone to rehab. A cleaning lady came down the hall and asked if I was okay. I said I was waiting for my husband. She said they sent your husband to the hospital in an ambulance. I went to the nursing station and they told me he started acting funny after the fall. They said we don't know when he will be back. I said he won't be back. That I had been lied to. When I got to the ER my husband was delirious. They did a lot of blood tests but couldn't tell me what was wrong. He was admitted to the floor and everything went down from there. He died 28 days later. I am not saying the fall caused his death but I left my sick husband in their care and he was neglected. When I asked about the pads they said they could put a mattress in the floor. I guess so he could fall on that. I don't know how he got out of the bed if the rails were up and like I said before he could not walk or even stand up he was so weak. I keep wondering how long he laid and if he was calling for me? No, I would not recommend this nursing and rehab home. I let him go there because I thought they had a 5 star rating. If they did they certainly didn't deserve it. Look elsewhere if you have a loved one who needs to go. "
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212 ELLEN STREET, Oneonta, AL 35121
3.5
(2 reviews)
"Background: My mother is in late stages Alzheimer's, has been a resident at TLC for 5+ years. Prior to moving my mother I explored six facilities using guidelines from the government, private sources and online reviews. I'm probably overly protective of my mother, a serious advocate for her, visit 2-3 times per week. I believe this to be important to her well-being and care. TLC's (Oneonta) in-house management staff is genuinely caring, accessible & available, pro-active and hands-on about residents in their care and the facility generally. This leadership extends to their entire staff exhibiting excellence in attitude and caring. This observation is long-term and first hand. The two person rooms have adequate space with individual built-in closets, adjustable heating/cooling, two TVs. Cleanliness is excellent. Laundry services are provided. The residents have the added benefit of a energetic Activities Director who maintains and implements a monthly calendar. She brings a smile and energy everyday. I've tasted various dishes served over time and the variety & quality has been good. There have been recent changes in food service I can't yet rate. One aside note that might be of interest: there are no unpleasant smells in the halls of this facility. Highly recommend ! Excellence and genuine caring. "
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213 WILSON MANN ROAD, Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763
3.7
(4 reviews)
"My mom is at South Hampton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. I chose them because of the staff and the rating. The staff is very friendly. They seem to care about their patients. It's very clean. I tasted the food, and it was good. They have a great menu. I haven't seen the activities, but they have posted them."
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38286 Us Highway 231, Ashville, AL 35953
3.0
(1 reviews)
"This nursing home is small, private, one owner and this owner does not have any other facilities. I went here looking for a private owned nursing home but they had a number of deficiencies that my client wasnt pleased with. The main deficiency that my client was not happy with is medication errors like wrong dosage or giving the wrong drugs and wrong times. My client did not choose to stay here. However, I will say it was very clean there, smelled pleasant and staff was awesome. "
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Review of Rehab Select - Albertville
My mom went to Albertville. Overall they did a good job, so I don't have any major complaints in terms of them being compassionate and helpful to my mom.
When comparing the monthly rates for nursing home semiprivate rooms, Albertville’s average cost of $6,266 is $1,490 below the national median of $7,756. The cost here is also $274 lower than Alabama’s statewide average of $6,540.
Albertville is one of Alabama’s most affordable cities for nursing home care. Costs in the Birmingham area are $122 higher. The Anniston area’s rates match the state average, which is $274 higher than the local cost. In Huntsville, seniors pay $6,950 or $684 more than those in Albertville. The $7,604 average monthly rate in Decatur exceeds what seniors pay in Albertville by $1,338.
Albertville
$6,266
Alabama
$6,540
The United States
$7,756
Birmingham
$6,388
Anniston
$6,540
Huntsville
$6,950
Decatur
$7,604
In Albertville, semiprivate rooms in nursing homes have an average monthly cost of $6,266. The average monthly rate for private rooms is $6,570.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Families in Albertville may want to compare the costs of different types of senior care as they explore placement options for their aging loved one. Adult day health care is typically the least expensive option, and although local cost data isn’t available, the statewide average is just $655 per month. Assisted living costs an average of $2,207 per month. Home care and home health care services each cost $3,527 per month, on average. Prices increase dramatically for nursing home care. A semiprivate room in Albertville has an estimated cost of $6,266 per month, while a private room costs $6,570.
Home care
$3,527
Home health care
$3,527
Assisted living
$2,207
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$6,266
Nursing home (private room)
$6,570
Note: Data for Albertville was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Gadsden, was used instead.
Albertville has an array of resources to enhance the quality of life and health of its seniors. These services may make it possible for elders to age in their own residences and delay out-of-home placement. They may also ease the transition into a long-term care facility that becomes the best option.
Resource | Contact | Service |
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Marshall County Council on Aging | (256) 571-7805 | Marshall County’s COA offers free, unbiased health insurance counseling through the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP). It can also help Alabamians aged 55 and older obtain prescription medications at no cost. Eligible seniors may qualify for assistance through the Medicaid Waiver Program, which provides in-home services as an alternative to nursing home care. The COA also arranges transportation for the county’s seniors and runs Alabama Cares, a caregiver relief initiative. |
TARCOG Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program | (256) 830-0818 | The Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments provides ombudsman services for Marshall County’s long-term care facility residents. The ombudsman advocates for these residents to ensure care quality and resolution of grievances. This mediator also provides information about long-term care with prospective and current residents and their families. |
Care and Assurance to the Aging & Homebound (CASA) of Marshall County | (256) 582-7119 | Volunteer-led CASA of Marshall County provides critical services to keep adults safe and engaged while delaying the need for nursing home care. This agency offers home visits and needs assessments, deliveries of fresh vegetables, assistance with medications and referrals to other community resources. CASA also arranges minor safety modifications and home repairs, including air conditioners, fans and heaters, and provides transportation and gas vouchers. |
Legal Services Alabama | (866) 456-4995 | LSA provides free self-help and expert legal advice, mediation and representation to individuals aged 60 and over, regardless of income. Licensed attorneys can assist seniors in civil matters including public benefits, veterans’ benefits and elder law issues. |
GAP Marshall County Guardianship Program | (256) 388-9851 | The GAP Guardianship Program trains and appoints volunteer guardians for adults who can no longer manage their own affairs. The guardians serve as companions, advocates and surrogate decision makers regarding health care, living arrangements and access to community services. |