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.

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.

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.

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.

BEWARE!!! OF THE ENTIRE STAFF. GANN, PRECIOUS, CNA'S…read moreEVERYONE. They don't pay attention to detail and Doctors orders. The facility Dr. comes in for 60 sec or less. They lie when caught , etc.

Please think twice before letting your loved ones move in here. So many maintenance issues that…read morethey never address and the food is absolute garbage. The staff won't even eat the food. I wish my parents would have never made the decision to move there.

This community is the most inviting , friendly, cozy assisted living I have ever been to. The…read moreMemory Care residents were so active and the staff were attentive to all of their needs. I was Most impressed visiting from out of town. I most highly recommend Morning Pointe to anyone looking for a home for your Mom or Dad. I look forward to my next visit.

From the owner: At Morning Pointe of Tuscaloosa, we know that life doesn't end with retirement. This is why we've…read moredesigned a senior living community that instills in our residents a defined sense of purpose and wellbeing. We offer assisted living and memory care services to seniors in Tuscaloosa, AL, near Northport. Whether you are a senior in need of a little extra assistance with everyday activities or seeking a caring and compassionate home for your loved one living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, we are here to help.

If I could give this place zero stars I would…read more The management is a complete clown show, the building has not been properly maintained for YEARS and they refuse to spend the money to fix the issues. I was family of an employee, I had to routinely go into the facility to help fix things, for free.. A man who has worked in memory and senior care for years was so appalled by what he saw he quit after a month. When urgent repairs were required, such as broken toilets, he was told the maintenance credit card with a $1000 limit FOR THE WHOLE FACILITY was maxed out! The Air Conditioning for kitchen staff is broken with no money to replace it. The elevator routinely breaks on the independent living side due to poor prior maintenance leaving the non able residents trapped on the floor of their apartment for hours+ at a time. They are eternally short staffed to the point non qualified employees are demanded to drive residents in the bus to their doctor appointments. So... Not only did I help him out for free, the guy spent a ton of his own money to provide proper safe maintenance to give the residents the bare minimum. He isn't there anymore, the next guy ain't going to spend his own money at $17 an hour either. The residents will unfortunately suffer. Yes, your grandma could have fallen through her broken balcony if I didn't go fix it. Management was well aware. You are welcome! If you take a tour there, check out the balconies yourself. The railing attachment points are rusted out, wobbly and holding on by a thread. (Don't put any weight on them!!) The wood is toast and the nails have rusted out as well. The regular employees I met and interacted with are great, same for the great residents I met on the independent living side. Unfortunately for the employees, they are let down by an incompetent management who lie on their safety reports. (Water and air temp checks required by law, and who knows what else) The stories I heard coming out of this place the last few months are astonishing. What I saw with my own eyes confirmed everything I heard. The facilities director is a nice person, but doesn't know the first part of doing her job. The sales director is clueless. So, ignore the bubbly b.s. when they're trying to sell you on the property. I would not trust this place to care for my family. If you are looking for care for the senior in your life, there are plenty of care facilities in the Birmingham area within the same price range as Peachtree. My recommendation is look elsewhere. The facility was recently bought by a national chain and hopefully when they get their hooks into this place, they'll clean shop. That'll take time though, and if you are looking now, beware! I stand by all this 100%. Any questions I might be able to answer I will respond.

From the owner: Peachtree is Trussville's premier senior living community focused on helping seniors live…read moreindependently. This intimate community is locally-owned with an atmosphere of family. In this senior community, there are options for both independent living and assisted living. We have several housing options in either case. Every resident at Traditions finds a unique mix of security, independence, privacy, companionship, and physical and social well-being.