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Jul 2026
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9 homes

Assisted Living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

9 facilities found
Facility and inspection data last updated Jul 2026. See our ranking methodology. Info below is compiled from the AL Dept. of Public Health (ADPH), senior community websites & trusted data sources such as Walk Score & BBB. Communities are listed from highest to lowest based on our ranking methodology.
Types of Care
Facility Phone Number
Zip Code
Pets
Walk Score
Bed Type
BBB
Contact Name
ALMCRC
62
205-632-6699
Tuscaloosa (Kicker Subdivision)
35404
No
53 #98 / 417
Studio / 1 Bed
-
Thelisa Lewis
ALILMC
80
(205) 752-5500
Tuscaloosa (Dixon Manor)
35405
Yes
41 #180 / 417
Private / Semi-Private Rooms
-
Jennifer Anderson
ALNHSN
216
(659)-895-2409
Tuscaloosa (Green Hills)
35406
No
27 #260 / 417
SNF (Skilled Nursing) (216)
-
Benjamin Edward Jackson
ALILMC
84
+1 205-203-9182
Tuscaloosa
35406
No
20 #299 / 417
1 Bed / 2 Bed
-
Kimberly Brooke O'briant
ALILMCNU
80
(205) 759-9875
Tuscaloosa (Crown Pointe)
35406
No
11 #334 / 417
Private / Companion Suites
-
Judith A. Jones
NHALMC
60
205-345-1112
Tuscaloosa (Rice Mine Road North)
35406
Yes
10 #343 / 417
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
-
Kendra Martin
AL
-
(205) 469-1828
Tuscaloosa
35405
No
29 #250 / 417
Private Rooms
A+
-
ALNH
15
205) 349-1011
Tuscaloosa (Green Hills)
-
No
27 #260 / 417
-
-
Benjamin Edward Jackson
ALILMC
32
(205) 203-9182
Tuscaloosa
35406
No
0 #394 / 417
-
-
Kimberly Brooke O'briant
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