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 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.

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.

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.

I cannot say enough good things about this business or the caregiving they provide. You can call at…read moreany time and immediately get an answer from one of their staff members. No voicemail or robot to talk to. My mother and I contacted homeRN for help with my grandmother when she was very sick and we felt like we had no help or hope for taking care of her as a family. They helped us in our time of need by going above and beyond, listening to our concerns, and providing a variety of care services.

I can not speak highly enough of homeRN and the services they have provided for my family. They are…read morecaring and empathetic individuals who go above and beyond to make sure their clients are well taken care of. I would recommend them to anyone (and in fact I already have on several occasions!)

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.

This place, while operating under the veneer of being an idyllic place to entrust with a loved…read moreone's care, is a jerkwater con. The directors--last name's Rochelle and Chapman are incompetent shiests. Please reconsider your options, this place is about one thing: making money. Sadly, it seems most of these facilities aren't run by truly caring, altruistic people. Think twice about this place, your loved one would not thrive. None of this is to mention the COVID-19 cases here which they don't like to talk about. I reiterate, reconsider your options. There are facilities south of town that are much better; Glenwood for example, as well as many in Chelsea with great reviews. Good luck.

Full of bugs. Proffesional pest control every 4 months. It is not fine dining but the food is not…read morebad overall. Inconsistent policies. The building director is not a trained social worker or case manager. She makes threats that are illegal. She doesnt know landlord tenant tenant law. A lot of staff turnover. There is a crew of 5 ladies that practilly run the place. Making decisions that effect all the residents. The manager does have a monthly meeting with residents where residents can speak freely. The hot water took an incredible amount of time to get to my room and sometimes not at all. I didnt always do my part I am disabled with a spinal cord injury. I had to hire outside help to try to meet her "Mind,Body,Spirit" expectations. She told me repeatedly when I told her I could NOT do everytthing physically she expected even brought her notes from my doctot but she consistently said. YOU CAN DO IT YOU JUST ARENT TRYING. Very unfair. I could continue but you have enough to understand. If you arent perfect or cant be part of "The Click" I wouldnt consider going there.

I've lived at Skyline Village almost 7 years. I recommend it to anyone who would enjoy seeing miles…read moreof gorgeous sloping hills from their window, while going to bed viewing beautiful stars and glowing city lights. Besides the view, other pluses are staff with an open door policy (they do listen). Also, three tasty meals are served daily (I'm partial to their fried chicken.) It's independent living, so you take care of yourself medically. But you're never alone; there's always someone with whom to share the good- and not so good- parts of growing older. In all, Skyline Village is a fun place to live!

This is the second time I have had to take a kid to this location, although the first was many…read moreyears ago. But the red wagons lined up at the entrance let me know I was in the right place! The decor is kid friendly and the whole place is spotless. It is very large and can be imposing but the volunteers stationed at the entrance as we walked across from the parking deck immediately came up and led the way to our clinic. Luckily we have been outpatient and not had to deal with any life threatening conditions, but I would not hesitate to come here if we did. The staff is very courteous and we did not wait long at all. We have adored our physicians and nurses, even the receptionist and assistants, at the dermatology clinic(s). Thankful we have Children's hospital here to take care of our precious little ones!

Dr. Galloway & Linda Wilkerson, was the GI team for the care of Jacobi Finch Children's Hospital of…read moreAlabama. We had an appointment, they said his LIVER was not looking good they wanted Jacobi to come to the Hospital , stay one night to get a change in his TPN, milk, he would need to stay overnight to see if he would have a reaction. We went we stayed overnight . They never said his KIDNEYS were bad. We stayed overnight , the nurses on 9th floor read his charts which were wrong for some reason, gave him double the amount of medication 3 different times, we went home ,I didn't know til he was sleeping for hours. I went back to the ER the same night, the ER sent us home, every should be good. I talked to Linda for the whole week. That Saturday I took Jacobi back to Children's, and he was dying. He was put on Dialysis, never had Kidney issues, he was in so so much pain at the hospital for 2 months, they sent him home with a blood clot the size of a grape fruit and didn't tell me, I found that out when he went to UAB. He stayed there in ICU a month on a ventilator. Then from there he went to Palliative Care, to pass in peace. I begged them to let me bring Cobi home, we did he died in my arms on Nov- 3rd 2019. My son was happy , fine when we went for the over night stay and died in my arms months later. They never told me that he was dying, they never told me he had bad kidneys, He's been in their care for over 10 years, why not tell me he's dying, why not tell me his Kidneys are bad?why did he needed stay? What was the effect of the new TPN, what was the effect to the drug overdose? What was the effect of the 300 mg of new meds y'all gave him? What was the affect of the dye y'all put in his body the morning of his stay for a scan?How do a child go to an appointment, not sick in the last year? Been thru so many surgeries and came out Blessed, die after he's Overdosed, on his own meds? Oh why was this amount even in his chart? Why didn't the pharmacy and nurse see it's was a very high dose? The end result is my son is Gone and they say he was going to die anyway??? We all are going to die, but you didn't have to rush it he was a child, he is my child, my son and he's gone. They know when Jacobi came to the First appointment he was fine, the next appointment he was fine the 3rd ER VISIT HE WAS PUT IN ICU, and all they say is he's health was deteriorating, could you share that with his Mother, months ago?No they did not. They are smiling in your child's face acting like they care but they are just numbers to these Dr,'s. I live with, I never should have took him, but as a Mother, I had to do what was supposed to be best but what I thought would help him, took my Child from me, and my life will never be the same. I was supposed to protect him from the Dr.'s that was supposed to help him. I live with that, but not my Son. Children's Hospital, Birmingham Al. Dr. David Galloway and Linda Wilkerson and the whole GI team. 10th floor remember his smile.