Nursing Home Communities in Selma, AL

"As I visited Warren Manor it was the most accelerating experience I have ever had, the staff there was so polite and always on their job, they are very active with their patients, and the staff interact with the patients also they are never mean to them, they have several types of programs for their residents, and they also do rehab for patients that have lost a limb or broken a leg or something, the reason I was so concern about this particular place my grandfather was a resident there for a couple of months before he passed away and they treated us and him with the upmost respect, they was always on time when he called for help, they did everything they could for my grandfather and when he passed the staff was truly devastated. Before he came there he was in such bad shape from the other facility he was at they were so inexperience so that's how he ended up at Warren Manor. "

"We toured the Lighthouse Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center Nursing Homes. It was very, very nice. The staff was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and very compassionate. They showed us the activity room where they gather and play bingo. They have card games, they paint and things of that nature. They have a nice cafeteria there. The rooms are spacious. It is an older place, but it's extremely clean, and very well organized."

"My mom is in Perry County Nursing Home and they're very helpful. It's a very rural county in Alabama and they're very nice. It's in a hospital building that was built in 1950 that was converted into a nursing home. We chose it for her because she was born in Perry County and has family over there. She is paying out of pocket and it was a good price too. We could afford it. She's in long-term nursing care. It's very clean, with good staff, and very organized. She has Alzheimer's, so she's not able to tell me everything that's going on, but when I'm there, they seem to have stuff going on for the residents."