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Pell City, AL 35125
Oak Circle Assisted Living in Pell City, AL, is a 16 bed state licensed assisted living facility, that was established in 2012. All rooms are private and include a walk-in shower with safety bars and seat. We provide 24/7 care to the assisted senior residents and provide 3 meals and 3 snacks a day, daily activities, medication assistance and bath assistance are all included. A beauty salon is on site with a personal stylist that comes in weekly. For more information about Oak Circle Assisted Living, contact Vanessa Masters at (205)884-4663 or (205)441-3971 or stop by our facility anytime.
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