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1709 N Main St
Opp, AL 36467
Located at 1709 N Main St, The Woodmoore is a senior housing facility serving Opp, Alabama. With a median per-household income of $30,915, the community is in a mostly lower income area. It has an average population density, ...
2805 Taylor Mill Rd
Elba, AL 36323
Taylor Mill Oaks is located at 2805 Taylor Mill Rd in Elba, Alabama. It is a 16 bed senior care facility. With an average per-family income of $32,654, the facility is in a largely lower income area. ...
14 miles away from Opp, AL
660 Moore Rd
Andalusia, AL 36420
Savannah Terrace is a 32 room senior housing facility located in Andalusia, Alabama. The surrounding area has a medium-density population, with roughly 12,000 poeple living in the 36420 zip code. It is a generally middle income area, with ...
15 miles away from Opp, AL
Located at 109 Chaney Dr in Enterprise, Alabama, Kelley Place is a 16 bed senior community. It is located nearby retail stores, churches, health care services, and other local amenities. They're located just 0.81 miles from ...
23 miles away from Opp, AL
100 W Lake Professional Park Suite 6
Geneva, AL 36340
Located at 100 W Lake Professional Park Suite 6, Westbrook Assisted Living is a senior community in Geneva, Alabama. With a median family income of $32,768, the facility is in a largely working class area. It has ...
27 miles away from Opp, AL
105 S Greenwood St
Geneva, AL 36340
Greenwood Place is located at 105 S Greenwood St in Geneva, Alabama. It is a 16 unit senior community. The community is in a mostly low income area, with a median family income of $32,768. With approximately ...
29 miles away from Opp, AL
Opp is a small city in Alabama approximately two hours north of the Gulf of Mexico and an hour west of Dothan. It's sometimes referred to by the locals as the City of Opportunity due to the substantial number of local businesses. Seniors have access to several parks for afternoon outings, and the atmosphere is quiet and family friendly, which makes it a popular retirement location.
There's one assisted living community in downtown Opp for older adults, and five facilities are located within driving distance. These communities have an average monthly cost of $4,375. The actual cost of an assisted living community can vary depending on how many seniors it serves, the types of daily activities it offers and the types of care it prov
Opp has a SeniorScore of 70, which is slightly below the national average of 72. This score is a good indicator to older adults about how comfortable an area is based on collected data. Numbers are given in the categories of Finances, Health & Safety, Recreation & Leisure and General Quality of Life. Opp received its highest score in Finances with an average of 70. The second highest score was in General Quality of Life with a 67.
In Finances, Opp has a cost of living that’s lower than both the state and national averages. Seniors can expect to pay less for groceries, health care, housing and transportation. Social Security income is not taxed by the state. In General Quality of Life, Opp gets around 223 sunny days per year with no snow, which is ideal for seniors who can’t tolerate colder temperatures. The air quality in Opp is also close to the national average according to the annual BestPlaces Air Quality Index.
Recreation & Leisure received a score of 61. Close to 25% of the city's population is aged 65 or older. To accommodate these older adults, there are nine golf courses and five parks near the city center. There are also three malls and several churches. Health & Safety received a score of 51. The Mizell Memorial Hospital is available to treat a variety of illnesses and injuries, including cardiovascular issues, behavioral health concerns and conditions that require occupational therapy, physical therapy or surgery.
The SeniorScore™ is calculated based on over 100 variables, some of which are shown below. The final score is curved based on a linear curving method. For More info visit senioradvice.com/seniorscore.
Located just an hour north of Crestview, Florida, Opp shares the same cost of assisted living as its neighboring city at $4,375 per month. According to the 2020 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, this is $75 more than the national average of $4,300 and $1,225 more than the state average of $3,150.
When comparing cities throughout the state, assisted living facilities in Opp are among the most expensive. Dothan and Gadsden have lower costs at $2,230 and $2,207 respectively. Both are significantly less than Opp. Seniors in Dothan save $2,145, and those in Gadsden save $2,168. In the far northeast corner of the state, Florence seniors pay around $2,914 per month, while further south in the west-central part of the state near the Mississippi border, seniors in Tuscaloosa pay around $3,138. Daphne seniors pay $775 less than those in Opp at $3,600 per month, and those in Birmingham pay around $1,219 less with a monthly average of $3,156. The average monthly cost for assisted living in the state capital of Montgomery is around $3,725, or $650 less than Opp.
Opp City Senior Activity Center 500 Brantley St., Opp, AL 36467 |
SARCOA Area Agency on Aging The SARCOA Area Agency on Aging serves southeast Alabama by helping seniors locate programs and services in the area to help improve their quality of life and address their daily needs. These services include nutritional counseling, health and fitness classes, meals, information on elder rights, healthy aging workshops and long-term care seminars. 1075 S. Brannon Stand Road, Dothan, AL 36305 |
Alabama State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) SHIP helps seniors understand their options for Medicaid and private insurance. The program also helps beneficiaries learn more about their rights and protections under Medicare. Other services include help with Medicaid summary notices and assistance with claim denials. 201 Monroe St., Suite 350, Montgomery, AL 36104 |
Covington County Veterans Service Office The Covington County Veterans Service Office helps connect men and women who’ve served in the military with available compensation and benefits at the federal and state level. State benefits include a veterans driver's license, veterans licenses plates, scholarships and counseling. Federal benefits include the Aid and Attendance pension supplement that reimburses seniors for fees associated with home- and community-based services provided in assisted living and other long-term care communities. 250 Hillcrest Drive, Room 151, Andalusia, AL 36420 |
Alabama Long-Term Care Ombudsman The ombudsman program serves as an advocate for seniors in long-term care facilities throughout the state. Individuals trained to serve under the ombudsman program help seniors understand their rights, work to resolve complaints, educate families and facility staff and provide information to the public. The office of the ombudsman also advocates to bring about changes in long-term care communities to improve residents' lives. 201 Monroe St., Suite 350, Montgomery, AL 36104 |
Covington Area Transit System (CATS) CATS offers seniors scheduled door-to-door trips for doctors’ appointments and to nutritional sites, pharmacies, grocery and clothing stores. Rides must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance, and all buses are wheelchair accessible. 260 Hillcrest Drive, Andalusia, AL 36420 |
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