Place sucks. Treats people terribly. My friends wife worked there in management while she had…read morecancer and they still had her work late days and weekends.

If I could have given this place less than one star I would have. Sure this facility is beautiful…read more(when memory care isn't covered in cheap dollar tree crap) but that's about all it has going anymore. It used to be so well run with staff who you could tell cared about everything and everyone. Sadly months ago that all changed. Almost all the directors and replaced. The new executive director is cold and not to be trusted. And no one seems to care anymore, especially management. Too many other options in town to deal with all the problems here! Save yourself the headache!

Anna at the bar was awesome and remembered our names and drinks every time we visited. Tuna tacos…read moreand wagyu sliders were spectacular.

While I know that many retirement and assistant living facilities say they will plan activities for…read moretheir residents to enjoy -they don't always follow through. My daughter has been playing here at Somerby for the residents for years. The facility is very clean and very well kept. The residents seem to be really happy and have a lot of activities on their schedule they can enjoy. It is never fun to need a facility to help your loved ones but this one is very nice and the staff seems attentive and helpful.

Danberry is an amazing place! I've worked there as an intern for the summer and I must say it was…read morean amazing experience. It is nothing like other retirement communities as it goes above and beyond for it's residents. The Marketing and Sales team is AMAZING!! If you're looking for a place for mom and dad, look no further you've found their new home!

From the owner: Danberry at Inverness, located in Hoover, Alabama just outside Birmingham, offers a vibrant senior…read moreliving experience with Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care--all within one welcoming, all-inclusive rental campus with no large entrance fee. Ideally situated near Inverness and Greystone Country Clubs, shopping, dining, parks, lakes, and healthcare providers, residents enjoy suburban comfort and everyday convenience. The monthly fee covers flexible services including maintenance, housekeeping, most utilities, various dining options, scheduled transportation, and a Health and Wellness Navigation program. Amenities supporting a carefree, active lifestyle include multiple dining venues, courtyards, gardens, pub, lounge, card room, ballroom, arts studio, heated indoor saltwater pool, fitness studio, spa/salon, movie theater, library, billiards, walking trails, and a fire pit porch. Guided by LifeStyle Promises®, residents design a lifestyle tailored to their preferences, enjoying comfort, connection, and the freedom to live each day their way in a thoughtfully designed, engaging environment.

I went by to look at the place very nice and the owner is very nice as well. she really put alot in…read moreher home .

From the owner: From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, our venues are designed to bring your event vision…read moreto life.

My Husband is in memory care 2-N. There are no daily activities as described at all. Basically…read moreresidents wander all day long. But the ADL'a and daily patient care has really become neglectful and cruel. Patients are NOT monitored at all. 3 times in 10 days ive found the same lady sound asleep in my husbands bed and has totally soaked it with urine. This is unacceptable and I'm totally at the end of my rope!! The staff sit in the dining room all day and I'm told they don't do "room checks" (which is required with patients I'm told by the state) but they do "hall checis". Truthfully they do no checks. The rooms are rarely cleaned patients groomed. I will not stop fighting this!! This guy place would fail a state inspection. They just truly, from the "top" down do not care!! I have been constantly upset and in knots knowing his here!

Well where do i start. This place is not good at all. My dad has ALS. And we have 5 days to have…read morehelp with a nursing home. So we can have a break. And we picked this place because it looked ok. But we have always had a fear of these places. And this is why. So on that note. My dad now needs full care. With eatting going on a bed pan with poop rolling over on the bed all of it. When the nurse came with his food. He said he needed help. She just said i dont have time and left him. He put his call light on. And waited for hours to go poop. He hads meds that he has to take. And guess what. He missed them. No one came. He asked to be rolled on his back. And no one helped him for hours. When we finally got back to see him. I got ahold of the head nurse. And guess what she had no idea what was going on. So not even her does what she was supposed to do. I asked how would feel if this happened to your family. A lot of the patients there have no one speak up for them. ​

My grandma said if it aint broke don't fix it. But if you ask me her hip has been broken but she…read moreclaims it's fine so we haven't fixed it yet. I have no clue what that means for this place but it looks weird.

Our 87yo dad lives at Regency Retirement Village in the Memory Care unit. After disappointing…read morestays at 2 other area memory care facilities, we have finally found the right place for him. There are probably less than 20 residents at max capacity, and the entire area is open so the staff can see all the residents all the time, unless they are in thier apartments. Our dad has advanced dementia and can be difficult. The other facilities where he lived could not (or would not) redirect him when he became agitated. The staff at Regency, from the ED to the floor staff are kind and compassionate and PATIENT. During the Coronavirus lockdown, they have been in frequent contact with us to update us on Dad's condition and demeanor. He is happier and calmer than he has ever been.

We visit this facility with our daughter who plays piano for the residents with her Samford academy…read moreof the arts group. The staff is so very caring and kind and have so much patience. They ensure the safety of the residents by carefully locking and monitoring the front entry. Alzheimer's is a tragic disease and takes special healthcare heroes to help manage these patients. I want to say thank you from one healthcare worker to another - thank you all for what you do to make sure these residents have a high quality of life.

From the owner: Briar Glen is a Sinceri Senior Living community where each day is filled with purpose, joy, and…read moreconnection. We offer personalized care, engaging activities, and a warm, supportive environment for seniors and their families.

Full of bugs. Proffesional pest control every 4 months. It is not fine dining but the food is not…read morebad overall. Inconsistent policies. The building director is not a trained social worker or case manager. She makes threats that are illegal. She doesnt know landlord tenant tenant law. A lot of staff turnover. There is a crew of 5 ladies that practilly run the place. Making decisions that effect all the residents. The manager does have a monthly meeting with residents where residents can speak freely. The hot water took an incredible amount of time to get to my room and sometimes not at all. I didnt always do my part I am disabled with a spinal cord injury. I had to hire outside help to try to meet her "Mind,Body,Spirit" expectations. She told me repeatedly when I told her I could NOT do everytthing physically she expected even brought her notes from my doctot but she consistently said. YOU CAN DO IT YOU JUST ARENT TRYING. Very unfair. I could continue but you have enough to understand. If you arent perfect or cant be part of "The Click" I wouldnt consider going there.

I've lived at Skyline Village almost 7 years. I recommend it to anyone who would enjoy seeing miles…read moreof gorgeous sloping hills from their window, while going to bed viewing beautiful stars and glowing city lights. Besides the view, other pluses are staff with an open door policy (they do listen). Also, three tasty meals are served daily (I'm partial to their fried chicken.) It's independent living, so you take care of yourself medically. But you're never alone; there's always someone with whom to share the good- and not so good- parts of growing older. In all, Skyline Village is a fun place to live!

My mother received excellent care at True Wood at Riverchase Assisted Living Facility. The staff…read morewas compassionate, and she truly enjoyed the daily activities. Special kudos to the Directors of Activities for making her experience so enjoyable.

The place was a very nice place when my mother 1st moved in but then they hired on a really poor GM…read moreto run the place and they began to have staff quitting which caused care of the residents to decline and the place just doesn't stay clean like it once did. Constant staff turnover. Kitchen is short staffed regularly too. Resident care was lacking to the point we hired in daily sitters. Then they without cause called FD to have our mother taken out of the facility without the 30-day required notice per her lease and wouldn't allow her to come back citing her level of care exceeded their capabilities. We had sitters doing what they should have been doing. If they would get rid of the GM it might return to being a good place to send loved one. Otherwise, I don't recommend it. The fire alarms go off constantly and there are regular issues with the plumbing to where is turned off for hours at a time. Her 1st couple of months there I would have rated a 5 but with this GM in charge I give it a 1 star. Save your money and look elsewhere.