Birmingham, Alabama
Greenbriar at the Altamont
2831 Highland Ave, Birmingham, AL 35205
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- Birmingham, AL
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About this community
Greenbriar at the Altamont is a full-service senior living community in Birmingham's historic Highland Park neighborhood, offering independent living apartments, assisted living, skilled nursing, long-term care, respite care and rehabilitation. The building is on the National Registry of Historic Places and has been restored to its 1920s elegance, with a grand lobby, a library with fireplace and an elegant dining room.
Care & daily life
These care categories are listed for Greenbriar at the Altamont. Confirm the specific services, staffing and suitability directly with the community.
Long-Term Care / Nursing Home
Settings offering continuous nursing or complex care where supported.
About this care categoryA closer look at the community
Explore the published details below. Confirm current arrangements and individual needs with Greenbriar at the Altamont.
Care & support
Assisted living services range from medication assistance to help with bathing and dressing. Staff are on duty around the clock, and residents have priority access to rehabilitation services and skilled nursing care on campus.
The skilled nursing center offers around-the-clock nursing care, including specialized care for individuals with dementia. It is fully licensed and Medicare and Medicaid certified.
Rehabilitation includes physical, occupational and speech therapies in individualized programs. Post-acute and post-surgical care, hospice care and respite care are also offered.
Additional services include medication management, social work, physician, pharmacy, radiology, clinical lab, and dental and podiatry care. Individual care plans are created with residents and families.
Rooms & living spaces
Independent living apartment homes are spacious and private, with studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom plans. Many apartments have views of Birmingham.
Rehabilitation and skilled nursing residents choose from private and semiprivate rooms. Assisted living residents have their own apartment.
Everyday life
Interior and exterior maintenance is provided, and the community offers scheduled transportation, housekeeping and laundry options, and an emergency response system. The community is pet friendly.
Dining & meals
Dining options are flexible, with restaurant-style dining and an on-staff dietitian. A private dining room is available, and the elegant dining room hosts family holiday meals.
Activities & connection
A full calendar of social, cultural and educational events is offered. Residents gather in the grand lobby for live piano music and dancing, and have tea in the courtyard.
Shared spaces & amenities
Community amenities include a grand lobby with stained glass accents, live piano music and sitting areas, a library with fireplace, a barber and beauty salon, and public WiFi.
The grounds have landscaping and views of Birmingham.
Location & getting around
Greenbriar at the Altamont is at 2831 Highland Avenue South in Birmingham's historic Highland Park neighborhood, with quiet parks, historic homes, restaurants, cultural attractions and shopping in easy reach.
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Before you decide
Use these questions when you contact Greenbriar at the Altamont. They are conversation starters, not claims about what this community offers.
Rooms & accessibility
Which room or suite options are available? Can we see the bathroom, entrances and shared spaces to check whether they meet our accessibility needs?
Dining & everyday life
What meals and dietary options are offered? May we see a current activity schedule and ask how residents choose what to take part in?
Support as needs change
What support is included, who provides it and when? What happens if a resident needs more help than the community can provide?
Costs & moving in
Can we get an itemized quote, including fees and optional services? Is there a waiting list, and what assessments or agreements are needed before moving in?
