Senior-living directory
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Fairhope, AL
Country Place Senior Living Of Fairhope is an assisted living community in Fairhope, Alabama, with a maintenance-free lifestyle for residents. Residents have spacious floor plans, a calendar of social activities and three meals a day, with care offered at three levels based on individual needs and preferences.
Fairhope, AL
Fairhope Health and Rehab is a newly renovated skilled nursing and rehabilitation community at 108 South Church Street in historic downtown Fairhope, Alabama, offering short- and long-term care. The community is Medicare and Medicaid certified and has a dementia care unit with a specialized memory care program.
Fairhope, AL
Homestead Village Of Fairhope is a senior living community in Fairhope, Alabama, offering assisted living and independent living near downtown Fairhope. The assisted living neighborhood has 30 apartment units, round-the-clock staffing, emergency call systems and meals served in a dining room.
Fairhope, AL
The Brennity at Fairhope Senior Living is a senior living community in Fairhope, Alabama, on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, with assisted living and independent cottage living. Assisted living residents live in studios or one-bedroom apartments and receive three chef-prepared meals a day, 24-hour care associates and licensed nurses.
Fairhope, AL
The Reserve at Fairhope is an upscale senior living community in Fairhope, Alabama, with assisted living and memory care available on site.
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Planning your search in Fairhope
Our directory currently includes 5 published communities in Fairhope across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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