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	Auburn, Alabama Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care

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How does your community communicate to you? Most cities in the US use the internet as a means to communicate to their residents. As most of us are becoming more and more computer savvy, and with the increasing popularity of mobile devices that have browsing capabilities, having a website is crucial to just about anyone who wishes to share information, and target it to a specific group.

Seniors are also joining the information superhighway in large numbers nowadays. Seniors have much easier access to computers now than they did just a few years ago, and seniors also often times have access to computer classes and instruction - often times free, or for a small fee - through their local senior center, or even assisted living facility (many facilities offer a robust activities schedule and calendar, which often times may include personalized computer instruction).

However, one of the most tried-and-true ways to communicate to seniors in your community is through a regular newsletter. Newsletters are wonderful ways to keep up-to-date with the latest information, happenings, events and news relevant to seniors, retirement, assisted living & long-term care, or anything else.

The wonderful thing about a newsletter is it's versatility. The newsletter can be posted on a website, and downloaded through a .pdf document, or even a word document (there are actually a number of good formats that can be used). Newsletters can also be emailed to a group on a mailing list, which is a great way to remind people that a new issue is out.

Newsletters can also be printed out easily. Even though we live in a very digital age, there are still a good number of people who like to 'hold' what they are reading, much like a newspaper.

The City of Auburn's Parks & Recreation Department offers a "Senior Moments" newsletter that goes out monthly. They have done a beautiful job incorporating local photography, superb graphics and colors, and great content to create an excellent and professional-looking newsletter for local seniors in Auburn.

The newsletter offers a lot of good information, such as details about local trips for seniors, holiday information, recipes, a calendar of events, and even a trivia section.

Newsletters can be extremely helpful to residents in assisted living facilities who are not very mobile, in that they allow the resident to keep plugged in to what is happening, and to help them, and their facility to facilitate and schedule transportation to and from events.

The City of Auburn also offers a Quarterly Brochure that further details trips, and information about their Senior Programs.

Assisted Living Association of Alabama:

"Representing more than three hundred providers and advocates for senior issues in Alabama."

Phone: 334.262.5523

Organizations:

The following organizations can provide listings of accredited housing and assisted living facilities for seniors:

American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging

Phone: 202-783-2242
www.aahsa.org

Assisted Living Federation of America

Phone: 703.894.1805
www.alfa.org

Elder Abuse:

You can usually find your local Elder Abuse program under the Human Services section of your phone book, or you can report suspected abuse by calling 800-677-1116

AARP:

American Association of Retired Persons

Phone: 1-800-424-3410
www.aarp.org

VA Help:

To see if you are eligible for V.A. help, go to V.A. Web site
www.va.gov

Questions About Medicare?

Questions about Medicare?
Phone: 1-800-633-4227

Questions About Medicaid?

Medicaid information is usually listed under the Human Services section of your local phone book

All information on this website is deemed reliable but not guaranteed

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Auburn, Alabama is a city with around 55,000 residents. Of this population, only about 6.4 percent are above the age of 65. Still, this represents several thousand residents can be classified as seniors.

This is well below the national average of 12.4 percent. However, the number of seniors in Auburn will most certainly grow in the coming years, so will the need for assisted living and long-term-care options.

The City of Auburn has a good Senior Citizens page on it's website that provides additional information about local senior programs and activities in Auburn. You'll find information about the Auburn Adult Daycare Center, how to report elder abuse, health programs, and much more! You can visit the seniors page here.

There are several assisted living and senior care options for Auburn on this page with varying degrees of services and amenities.

Azalea Place (EAMC)
Azalea Place assisted living in Auburn
Services, Amenities and Features may include:
42-bed residence
Assisted Living
Respite Care
Retirement
Formal living room
activity room with large screen TV
Library
A LPN and our Care Assistants are available 24 hours a da
A variety of choices provided on a menu for each meal
(334) 501-0904 • 1601 Professional Parkway • Auburn, AL • 36830
Website
Total number of beds: 42

Camellia Place (East Alabama Medical Center)

Services, Amenities and Features may include:
38 studio/apartment assisted living residences
Assisted Living
Respite Care
Retirement
A LPN and our Care Assistants are available 24x7
delicious home-cooked meals
Additional services of supportive care, continence management and cognitive support for those seniors with Dementia are available
(334) 502-6008 • 1171 Gatewood Drive #206 • Auburn, AL • 36830
Website
Total number of beds: 58

Magnolia Place (EAMC)

Services, Amenities and Features may include:
The 1st assisted living facility built in Auburn in 1996
Assisted Living
Respite Care
Retirement
(334) 826-9857 • 1553 Professional Parkway • Auburn, AL • 36830

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Website
Total number of beds: 40

Morningside of Auburn
What we do: Daily Living Assistance Dining Program ~ Suite Layouts ~ Wellness Program ~ Assisted Living Community
(334) 887-1061 • 871 Twinforks Ave • Auburn, Alabama • 36830
Total number of beds: 49

**Note: Several of the facilities on this page refer to "EAMC" which stands for the Eastern Alabama Medical Center. The EAMC mission statement: "East Alabama Medical Center strives to provide high quality care in a compassionate and cost-effective manner appropriate to the needs of our patients, through our employees and physicians, for the benefit of our communities." For general hospital information please call (334) 749-3411.

East Alabama Medical Center
2000 Pepperell Parkway
Opelika, Alabama 36801

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Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care in Auburn, Alabama (AL)

Auburn, Alabama Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care