Village at Cook Springs sits on more than 200 acres of peaceful countryside near Pell City, Alabama, with rolling hills, walking trails, and views of Logan Martin Lake that people have always said are worth seeing. The community offers different types of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, long-term care, respite, and even home care services, so residents can find help with daily needs like bathing and dressing or just enjoy a maintenance-free retirement with home-style meals, private suites, and someone else handling the chores. For folks who need extra help, there's 24-hour nurse coverage, medication management, personal care, emergency call systems, and support for higher medical needs like therapy or high acuity care, plus secure areas for those with dementia.
The apartments and studios come with private bathrooms, many feature patios or balconies, and everything's wheelchair accessible-even the showers. Housekeeping and laundry services help keep things worry-free. Transportation is easy with a shuttle bus from Noland Health Services, plus the property sits near major bus lines and the Interstate 20 Cook Springs exit. The grounds and buildings have plenty of places to be social, from a chapel that holds daily services and a recreation room with a chessboard to a library and a beauty salon, plus a screened porch with rocking chairs and spots to visit that always seem full of neighbors chatting or reading.
Meals are served restaurant-style with options for vegetarians, and snacks and special diets are taken care of. The staff here have some of the friendliest smiles around and always seem willing to help people feel at home, whether someone needs daily assistance, rides to appointments, or just wants company. Activities happen on a full calendar with both structured and resident-led events, devotional services onsite and offsite, movie nights, gardening, social gatherings, and exercise-all aimed at physical and mental wellness. Residents and their families help make decisions through regular councils, and care plans are always personal and reviewed often. Village at Cook Springs runs as a non-profit, and it's Medicare and Medicaid certified, accepting managed care and commercial insurance. Folks looking for tours can call ahead to see everything for themselves and get a better feel for the community.
