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.

Ecsept for the food it is a four star. Food is substandard. Great activities. I would recommend…read moreit to anyone except for the food. Breakfast is the best meal of the day. It is very good. The rest not good. They seem to not know how to cook Southern food. We are on lock down right now. They have done a good job of keeping Corona out. Knock on wood. Good lunches would make it four star

My mother was a resident at Town Village for six years. Unfortunately, she recently had to move to…read moreassisted living. Town Village represents to their tenant's that if they are absent from the facility for 5 days they will receive a meal credit on their billing statement. However, they have failed and refused to abide by this policy. They also bill for meal delivery services in a way that is confusing and difficult, if not impossible to dispute. It appears they care more about their bottom line than they do about their tenants. If you care about your loved one I would advise you to proceed with great caution if you are considering Town Village, Vestavia Hills. Beware of wolves in sheep's clothing.

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.

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.

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!

04/14/26 Kind, Caring Staff at Aspire Physical Recovery…read moreCenter We want to thank the staff at Aspire Physical Recovery Center for the kindness and care shown to my brother Tim Elders. Donna was helpful in arranging the care plan meeting and serving as a contact person for questions, and there was also a Donna at the front desk who was very helpful. Brittany kindly called with a reminder about the meeting. Angel, Dallas, Monica, Jessica, Katherine Hunter, and Reagan Young were also kind and helpful in different ways. Rachel was especially thoughtful. She kept her word and called with an update on Tim's swallowing and speech therapy, and we appreciated that very much. She also gave my brother a stuffed snake and another stuffed animal, which meant a great deal. We also appreciated a tall gentleman in the building who kindly helped us know where to go. The bathrooms and restrooms were very clean and organized, the meals were tasty, and everyone we have dealt with at Aspire has been very nice and very helpful. Mark Elders for Tim Elders

My mom is at the location on Southland in Hoover. The majority of the nursing staff need different…read moreprofessions. The nurses refused to assist with moving her from a chair to her wheelchair. Stated they would get her CNA to help, but they were all standing around the nurse's station gossiping and looking at their phones. The CNA was passing out trays to everyone's rooms! She was busy! They are not friendly. They do not check on the patients. Was told they come by every hour or 2 at minimum. They do not! The CNA comes anytime we need something, but the nurses are awful and lazy! Beautiful building, but don't judge the book by its cover. This one is neglectful on the inside. I think administration wants it to be better, but not sure much progress is being made. The rehab therapists seem to be top notch. The menu provides a variety of foods. Since all nursing facilities in Alabama are fall at will facilities due to CMS, I asked who I sue if she falls and gets a brain bleed or is injured in some way while at this facility... now I see something similar did happen to Traci R.'s dad a few years. Calls to speak to the physician has the administration/managers calling me back... but they can't answer medical questions. They may be able to read from a chart, (but is that ethical or does it violate HIPPA?), but they cannot answer actual questions. I am not happy. I did not want her to be placed here. The only saving grace is the PT team. They say she is doing great and should be out next week! God, I pray she is!

My siblings and I had to place my mom in a facility unexpectedly this past summer after our father…read moresuddenly died. We did not realize the level of care that she would need due to memory issues, but we were given several indications from Asher Point that she would be given the help she needed, particularly with support from their "resident ambassador" that would spend time helping my mom acclimate and from the Angel Care service that could help with daily needs and routines. We were also assured that there would be a "concierge" placed at the front door that could help things that may be needed at night. We placed my mom in the facility with these assurances and paid the first month fees as well as the $2500 activities fee. It only took a week for us to realize that it was not the right living situation for our mom. My sister and I could not leave without concerns for my mom's well being. The "resident ambassador" did nothing to try to welcome or acclimate our mom. She was not anywhere to be found. Even when our mom was sick for two days and did not show up for any meals, NO ONE checked in on her. I know this to be true because I stayed with her in her room that whole time to make sure she was alright. Observations of Angel Care service showed inattention in several cases, with workers just hanging out on their phones for hours at a time, making it not an option that we wanted to pursue. Additionally, there was no concierge at the front, and the doors would be locked at night, allowing people to go out but not to come in. If my mom ever left at night, she would be locked out, and no one would know she was gone! We decided we needed to move our mom back out and when we notified the staff, saying that we would pay for the month, but asking for the activities fee back, we were told they would take it to corporate. Three months later, we did not get any money back, but were instead charged for four more days because we did not give 30 days notice! When efforts were made to communicate further about billing, multiple calls and voicemails went unanswered and unreturned. I would not recommend Asher Point for any level of actual care beyond just a place to live. They are corporately run and seem to only care about their bottom line.

If your loved one is able to take care of themselves, TOTALLY) then Asher Point might be a nice…read morefit. (But take what the sales agent Hunter says with a grain of salt...he exaggerates a lot...The reality is that each person will truly be on their own....no one....no one...no one keeps track of the residents. He actually said if someone leaves the building....they don't do any kind of "bed checks" to see if everyone is back safely), IF they need any assistance at all....even minimal...DO NOT rely on Asher Point to help, and especially not the on sight assistant team, Angels of Mercy. I paid for the highest care package from AOM...and I can honestly say within three months of moving in there my mother was almost dead. I place the blame squarely on the AOM's shoulders. They were supposed to check on her every 2-3 hours every day, and throughout the night. they did not. She would lay in her bed for hours and hours with no one checking on her. The final straw was she spent the night vomiting, while laying on her back....NO ONE knew. The next morning (10 hours since her last angel visit) she told the hack what happened all night and was met with a smart aleck reply that there was nothing wrong with her. Well, she ended up in the hospital with a distended bladder, uti and bowel obstruction. All of which could have killed her. None of the aids were concerned with her high fever and vomiting. No one even took her temperature or even so much as touched her forehead to see if she was hot. She was admitted with 106 temp. She's 86. Additionally, we were promised an additional call button for the building for emergency needs. We had one from the Angels..which by the way, takes hours for them to come...and when they do they chastise them for using it...When I asked for the building call button Hunter told me he had no idea what I was talking about...yet he was the one who originally told me about it. To date we have never gotten it. It's ok though...we moved my mom out because we feared for her life there. We simply could not trust the Angels anymore. Also...my research has determined that the Independent living concept with on sight, but separate care teams like the Angels of Mercy have zero state or federal oversight...which means...NO ONE is looking into complaints or issues. NO random spot checks to ensure care givers are doing the right thing. Basically this means you will have to blindly trust they do what they sell you....but in reality...they are only taking your money...($1500.00 per month extra) Lastly, like the other reviewer stated...we too paid an additional 2500.00 to move her in. We were told it was an "acclimation fee"...what ever the hell that means. Once they got her money the staff never did anything to "acclimate" my mom. They never even came to her room to see if everything was ok. That's total B.S. The only person that came to her room was the maintenance man who came to holler at us for propping open the door to get some cold air into the room....her room AC was not functioning properly.... There's one guy there named Cameron. Of all the staff, he's the only one that ever took the time to talk to my Mom and would stop by her room if he was on her floor just to say Hi. other than that...the rest you can put in a bucket and toss in the dump....especially the Angels of Mercy. again...I reiterate...DO NOT TRUST them with your loved one's care...AT ALL... not even their laundry...which is a whole other story... I will gladly speak to anyone who wants me to tell you the rest of the story...but in a nutshell Hunter and Michelle (owner of AoM) will sell you the moon and stars...but in reality you won't get anything for your money except an overpriced apartment....(which by the way only has one elevator...so your loved ones that can't take the stairs will not be able to get out in a fire...(my mom was stuck on the third floor for 2 days...because she's wheel chair bound). But that's another story for another day.... To sum it up...I wish there was a rating her to select that is even worse than "not good"

Very nice place for your love one's to live. My mom works here love to visit very nice scenery :)read more

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.