Horrible place. Negligence with meds, communication with IOP staff. No smoke detectors! Had to…read morebring some bed pads from home: they don't have enough. Had to ask multiple people multiple times to get the kitchen to stop sending me meat, of which they had been apprised. Many more bad experiences, too many to list here. Horrible

Tried to call main number three times. Got disconnected (hung up on?) twice and third time I heard…read more"Call back" and a click. I won't be calling back.

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. ​

This was our first time at this retirement home. My daughter was here playing piano for the…read moreresidents. This facility has several different levels of care from assisted living to skilled nursing home and rehabilitation care. The front desk staff was super friendly and the lobby has a grand piano and is well appointed. The residents we met seemed very happy and those with staff helping them were well cared for. While I did not turn the whole building, everything was clean. I cannot comment on nursing care since we did not witness direct care but I would look at this facility for my mother if needed.

From the owner: Charming City Life on Birmingham's beautiful historic Highland Avenue in Southside.read more

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 wife and I participated in a virtual tai chi class taught by Cassandra Frieson. She is…read moreenthusiastic, knowledgeable and very good at what she does. I highly recommend her to anyone interested in this practice, especially those with balance or fall issues.

From the owner: The Fall Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation Center is a unique clinic that offers a Tai Chi…read moreprogram, friendly testing for fall risk, and related health and wellness services. Our team is guided by Dr. Cassandra Frieson, a specialized nurse practitioner and Tai Chi instructor with years of experience caring for and assisting seniors. At the FIPAR Center, we help you measure your progress as you naturally improve your health, mood, and ability to live independently.

It's now known as Elite Senior Living, and the place has gone WAY downhill since I visited…read moreregularly back in 2010. It used to be elegant and tasteful; now it's shabby and rundown. The lobby was the first clue. The beautiful furniture was gone and replaced with cheap outdoor/deck furniture. The elegant draperies were gone, replaced with bent brown miniblinds. The tasteful artwork was replaced with cheap, patriotic-themed pieces that looked like they all came from Hobby Lobby. In fact, the patriotic theme was very heavy throughout the building, with flags and flag motifs everywhere. It was creepy, to be honest. I had a strong sense that the management may be struggling to staff the place and keep up with the maintenance. Just saying: if you were expecting the Mount Royal of yesteryear, you will be disappointed.

This place is suppose to be a caring place place for those in need of independent living, assisted…read moreliving, nursing or retirement home conditions. There are poor food choices - greasy, fried or covered in gravy. There is alway a huge bed bug epidemic going on somewhere in the building. There is a revolving door in human resource with hiring/training because no one works very long under the current management situation. Residents consistently complain of not getting medication on time. This place might have been great 30 years ago, but not any more.