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Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
We are passionately committed to providing quality care to our aging population. We strive to provide each individual with the opportunity to thrive, to flourish, and to function at the highest level possible. We offer a number of services, as well as Alzheimer's care and Dementia care, in a supporting environment, promoting the health, independence and social interaction our residents expect and deserve. Being owned and operated by a local physician, we have the ability to think outside of the box, and explore new and innovative approaches to assisted living and memory care.
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