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Memory Care in Alabama
107 memory care providers in Alabama, from public licensing and federal records. Compare them city by city.
Overview
Overview of memory care in Alabama
Memory care is long-term care built around people living with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia, with secured spaces, structured days and staff trained in dementia care. Our directory lists 107 memory care providers in Alabama.1
Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Tuscaloosa and Hoover have the most memory care options. Every city with at least one provider is listed further down the page.1
Every listing comes from public licensing and federal records, not paid placements, and we don’t publish star ratings or reviews.
Communities
Memory care communities in Alabama
A sample of active, state-licensed communities, largest licensed capacity first. This isn’t a ranking or an endorsement: we don’t take paid placements and we don’t rate memory care.
Across Alabama
Outside the four largest cities
Briar Glen Alzheimer's Special Care Center
570 Southland Dr, Hoover, AL 35226
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 90
- Also
- Memory care
NHC Place, Anniston Scalf
1335 Greenbrier Rd, Anniston, AL 36207
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 80
- Also
- Memory care
The Haven Memory Care Facility
6848 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores, AL 36542
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 67
- Also
- Memory care
Lakeview Estates
2634 Valleydale Rd, Birmingham, AL 35244
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 76
- Also
- Memory care
Brookdale University Park Scalf (AL)
400 University Park Dr, Birmingham, AL 35209
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 70
- Also
- Memory care
Fair Haven - Specialty Care
1424 Montclair Rd, Birmingham, AL 35210
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 64
- Also
- Memory care
Pathways Intentional Memory Care -Huntsville
2004 Max Luther Dr, Huntsville, AL 35810
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 104
- Also
- Memory care
Lynridge of Huntsville Memory Care
4801 Whitesport Cir, Huntsville, AL 35801
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 52
- Also
- Memory care
Grandview Gardens at Redstone Village
11000 Turnmeyer Dr, Huntsville, AL 35803
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 48
- Also
- Memory care
Gordon Oaks Memory Care Community
3145 Knollwood Dr, Mobile, AL 36693
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 100
- Also
- Memory care
Knollwood Pointe Scalf
5601 Girby Rd, Mobile, AL 36693
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 32
- Also
- Memory care
The Arbors Specialty Care at Somerby of West Mobile
901 Somerby Dr, Mobile, AL 36695
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 24
- Also
- Memory care
Metta Reflections at Riverwalk
5001 Old Montgomery Hwy, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 56
- Also
- Memory care
The Tides at Crimson Village
1410 18th Ave E, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 48
- Also
- Memory care
Water Oak Villa of Tuscaloosa
1801 Rice Mine Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
- License
- Congregate Specialty Care Assisted living facility
- Capacity
- 36
- Also
- Memory care
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How many memory care communities are in Alabama?
WeFoundCare lists 107 memory care providers in Alabama, drawn from state licensing records.
Sources
Sources and references
Each number on this page links to its source below. Figures update when we rebuild the directory from state licensing records.
- WeFoundCare: analysis of state licensing and federal public records (directory build). /guides/our-data-sources Accessed Oct 17, 2026.
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Find memory care in Alabama cities
52 cities with at least one memory care community, A to Z. The number beside each city is how many we list.
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Other types of care
Other senior living options in Alabama
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Listing counts from state licensing, CMS and HUD records.1
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This page is general information, not legal, medical or financial advice. Rules and programs change, so confirm details with the agency listed before you decide. Listings come from public state licensing and federal records. WeFoundCare does not rate or rank communities. Data last updated Oct 17, 2026. How we get our data.