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Magnolia House

Assisted living in Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama

40 licensed beds
Congregate ALF
3 tags in newest report
Quick answer

Magnolia House is a congregate assisted living facility (ALF) at 100 Fourth Avenue West in Oneonta, Blount County, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health under ID D0508 for 40 beds. Its license status on ADPH's directory export of October 30, 2026 is regular.

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Magnolia House is a congregate assisted living facility (ALF) at 100 Fourth Avenue West in Oneonta, Blount County, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health under ID D0508 for 40 beds. Its license status on ADPH's directory export of October 30, 2026 is regular.

What kind of license does Magnolia House hold?

ADPH classes Magnolia House as a congregate facility (17 or more residents); its 40 licensed beds make it larger than the 38-bed median across the area's licensed assisted living and memory care. Unlike a SCALF, it has no Table A minimum; staffing must simply meet residents' needs at all hours.

License detailADPH record
ADPH license IDD0508
License class (ADPH)Congregate Assisted Living Facility
Licensed beds40
License statusRegular
Licensee typeLimited Liability Company
Administrator on fileMichele Thompson
Phone on file(205) 813-7584

How did Magnolia House do on its newest ADPH survey?

ADPH's newest posted statement of deficiencies for Magnolia House covers a licensure survey completed October 6, 2022 and cites 3 deficiency tags. Surveyors recorded a census of 28 in 40 beds, about 70% full.

TagRule cited
A1203420-5-4-.12 (5) Physical Environment
A405420-5-4-.04 (6) Personnel
A621420-5-4-.06 (11) (b) Care of Residents

The citations cluster in physical environment (1), personnel and training (1), care of residents (1). Locally, newest reports cite a median of 5 tags; this one is at or under it. Read the findings and plan of correction in the original ADPH report.

How many ADPH survey reports exist for Magnolia House?

ADPH lists 5 posted survey reports for Magnolia House, from 2009 to 2022; the newest is dated October 6, 2022, about 4.1 years ago, against a 2.4-year median for the area's licensed assisted living.

Survey dateCategorySurvey type
10/6/2022HPS Clinical DeficienciesLicensure
2/20/2019HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled
9/7/2016HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled
10/2/2013HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled
6/5/2009HPS Clinical DeficienciesNot labeled

Earlier reports we read: February 20, 2019, 5 tags, census 28; September 7, 2016, 18 tags, census 17.

Survey types on file: not labeled (4), licensure (1).

Which licensed assisted living is closest to Magnolia House?

Apart from its own campus, the nearest license on ADPH's roster is The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2 in Oneonta, a Congregate SCALF with 34 beds in the same ZIP code.

FacilityLicense classMiles awayLicensed bedsNewest posted ADPH survey
The Olive Home, Inc.-Oneonta #2Congregate SCALFsame ZIP34September 28, 2022
Legacy Woods IGroup ALF17.616October 20, 2021
Legacy Woods IIGroup SCALF17.616October 20, 2021
Legacy Woods IIIGroup SCALF17.616October 20, 2021

Where is Magnolia House and what is nearby?

Magnolia House is in Oneonta, ZIP 35121, in Blount County; the closest general hospital on ADPH's roster is UAB St. Vincent's St.Clair, about 23.2 miles away.

Next is UAB St. Vincent's East at roughly 25.1 miles. Distances run between ZIP-code centers, so drive times will differ.

Free help for Blount County families comes from Middle Alabama Area Agency on Aging (M4A) (205-670-5770), which also runs the long-term care ombudsman who can visit residents here.

What questions should we bring to Magnolia House?

Start with the record: ask what changed in physical environment after the October 6, 2022 survey, and to see the plan of correction.

  • Ask whether any current residents have moved to memory care this year and where.
  • Ask who helps with medications and whether a nurse is on staff or only aides assisting with self-administration.
  • Ask for the rate sheet and how care-level charges are assessed.
Source: Alabama Department of Public Health, Health Care Facilities Directory export, data as of October 30, 2026 (dph1.adph.state.al.us); ADPH Health Care Facilities Deficiencies postings, retrieved October 30, 2026 (statements of deficiencies). Star ratings are CMS's own. We do not rate or rank facilities.

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