Asher Point Independent Living of Hoover

Renee K 

on AplaceForMom

5 years ago

The community has a company that is called angels that you can pay for that really make sure your loved one is happy and taken care of. There are different levels of care that you can choose from and well worth the money. I would recommend this community to others. The community does a great job with communication also. 

anonymous 

on AplaceForMom

5 years ago

We chose this facility because he was transferring from another similar facility and it was the same company so he was comfortable with them. The apartment sizes here are a little on the smaller side. My dad is in independent living, and it truly is independent, they do not do much for them. You do have to pay extra for housekeeping, checking in on them, etc. Overall, I would recommend but it is pricey for what you are getting. 

Ralph Chester 

on AplaceForMom

6 years ago

During the challenges of this pandemic, Holiday has made the right decisions always erring on the side of resident safety. In particular, [names removed] always have a positive attitude and are always helpful. [name removed] in housekeeping is a ray of sunshine. Y’all have a tough job and I appreciate all of you 

Anonymous 

on AplaceForMom

6 years ago

They must do better with the meals/food. Especially people with health issues. If you look at menus there are way to many carbs and fats for diabetic, too much soups that are thin and lacking substance, not enough fresh vegetables and fresh fruit ( too much canned), etc. If someone falls and dosen't have their neck button with them they could lay there for days. There need to be some kind of daily check. Also if you push your neck button no one from the office comes to check on you and wait with you until ambulance comes. To... read more

Tammy 

on AplaceForMom

6 years ago

They are considered independent Living and I don't think they turn anyone away. There were a lot of people there that were not independent. That made it difficult being with folks that had much higher care needs. My mother in law did not like the food. The room sizes and layout of the community were good. Could use some updating. 

Anonymous 

on AplaceForMom

7 years ago

Nice place, was a little to expensive for us, a negative for our family, since mother has had a stroke, was no one would check on her if she didn't come down for a meal, something they make a big deal over in their welcome packet is the food, it is important but so is the safety of their residents! Rooms were nice but if you want a space to do any of your own cooking this "kitchen" is not it. 

Susan Conkey 

on AplaceForMom

7 years ago

PROS: nice staff. Food is good, place is clean. Community (Olmsted Falls) is safe area. Surroundings nice. They have activities, although my mom never participated, seemed like they were fun. CONS: Don't believe them for one minute if they say they check in every 2 hours. Mom was a fall risk, transfer/toilet assisted client, tethered to an oxygen cord 24/7. It was a crap shoot for help. She mostly did everything herself. We sat there one day after pushing the button 45 minutes with no one coming. I questioned and they're exc... read more

Dawn 

on AplaceForMom

8 years ago

This retirement community provides my dad with everything he wants and needs. He has his privacy, yet can be around several people whenever he wants with the activity schedule or just visiting. He is given 3-5 meal choices for each meal and they are always fresh, hot, and ready. He has a full-sized refrigerator in his apartment so he can have some snacks and cold drinks. There are several floor plans so you can get as much or as little space as you want. I am so happy “A Place for Mom” suggested this place. 

Anonymous 

on AplaceForMom

8 years ago

Already visited community, loved it. But it runs a little high money wise.