Assisted Living Tuscaloosa, AL

Senior Living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The total population of Tuscaloosa’s native residents is an outstanding 94,865, with 10% comprising the senior community. Assisted Living Centers in Tuscaloosa have an affordable beginning monthly cost of $2,515. As a great place to make your new retirement home, Tuscaloosa, Alabama is a city known as an economic pillar of the global economy. During its beginning, the city experienced profound growth from its mining and metallurgical industries in the region. After such growth, it continued to grow due to the establishment of the University of Alabama; this strong national economic system fueled a continuous growth in Tuscaloosa which has continued forcefully for nearly 100 years.

From its farmer’s markets to its museums, parks, and stadiums, there is always something to do for your retirement recreations and activities in Tuscaloosa.

• The Tuscaloosa Farmers’ Market is a great place to shop for all your fresh produce; from delicious fruits, and veggies to scrumptious grass fed beef, cheeses, and so much more! Located at Tuscaloosa’s River Market, it is a great place to find all your family’s fresh food needs.
• Tuscaloosa also features many fine gifts and specialty shops for your gift giving and/or personal needs. The Makers Market is Alabama’s largest craft mall and outlet for lively crafters and artists in the Tuscaloosa area. The Maker’s Market offers seniors a great shopping experience with a very friendly staff. Come to pick out your original specialty gift and explore the region's local artistry.
• Ernest and Hadley Booksellers is a unique store in Tuscaloosa that provides a unique selection of books and other creative materials from local, regional and international sources. It is a great place to go for book clubs or to exhibit your craftsmanship as an artist.
• The Old Tavern Museum is a great place for the elderly to visit in Tuscaloosa for an excellent tour of an old state residency. The Old Tavern Museum is known to have historically housed legislators, Confederate soldiers and countless people traveling to or through the city of Tuscaloosa. From 1882 to 1964, the structure was occupied as a private residence by several local families. Today, the Old Tavern is open by free admission to the public and is also available for tours.
• The Bryant-Denny Stadium is said to be the best college stadium in the country and is the home to the University of Alabama Crimson Tide football team; come to celebrate and watch a great sports game with friends and family!
• The Paul W. Bryant Museum is a wonderful museum commemorating the late collegiate athlete and coach Mr. Paul W. Bryant and his contributions to the University of Alabama. The unique mission of the Paul W. Bryant Museum is to preserve, collect, and exhibit items and to disseminate information relating to the sports history of the University of Alabama.
• The Tuscaloosa Amphitheater is a great outdoor amphitheater in Tuscaloosa Alabama where great musicians perform for Tuscaloosa’s audiences. Seniors citizens can come to see superb performances by our nation’s most talented artists.

Catholic, Christian, Jewish, Baptist, Protestant and Presbyterian senior living services may be provided in some Tuscaloosa, AL assisted living facilities. Pet friendly services may also be available. Call (866) 892-7533 for availability.