William R
Not SureToured community
September 9, 2026
My wife and I really loved the tour and I think this will be a wonderful place for my father. Once we get the ball rolling I hope to get him settled real soon.
10801 County Line Rd, Madison, AL 35758

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Patty M
Child of resident/client
Moms Happiness
Thank you for suggesting The Range it was a perfect fit for my mom. The staff and admin are a Joy to work with. They are always willing to go the extra mile for their residents. When moms happy her family is happy
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Whether you’re looking for assisted living or a specialized memory care community, Madison at The Range has your back. Our team of licensed caregivers provides dedicated, unbeatable service to each senior. We strive to create a safe and loving environment where residents feel cared for and free to maintain their independence as long as possible.
Alongside services in personal hygiene and grooming, daily housekeeping, laundry, and grocery shopping, our primed and professional staff offer diabetic and incontinence care, as well as medication administration and management. Available around the clock, our staff has completed specialized memory care training and provides expert services, like sensory skill stations, to meet certain needs for those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. We keep a licensed doctor, dentist, podiatrist, and various types of therapists on-site so we’re prepared to tend to any resident's needs as timely as possible.
With eye-catching wood floors and stylish furnishings that create a fresh take on mid-century modern, our spacious dining area provides flexible dining services with three chef-inspired meals per day. Choose from health-conscious dishes or a hearty meal, either of which can be accommodated for special diet restrictions and preferences. Whether you prefer private room...
Madison at The Range
Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed
*Prices quoted are monthly rental charges and are provided by the communities themselves. Actual prices may differ due to one-time fees, timing and care services required. Speak with your Senior Living Advisor to learn more.
A Place for Mom has scored Madison at The Range with 7.5 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 11 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Madison at The Range has 44 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.8 out of 5.
William R
Not SureToured community
September 9, 2026
My wife and I really loved the tour and I think this will be a wonderful place for my father. Once we get the ball rolling I hope to get him settled real soon.
David Ransom
Not SureToured community
August 3, 2026
I came for a tour expecting a small place just off Wall Triana Highway. It turned out much larger and cleaner than i had expected. We met [name removed] soon after and found her extremely informative about all the things the Range had to offer. We toured the building ( really nice builden) and seen what the people living there was enjoying. I can see why some there had chosen the Range as their place to live their lives.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 26, 2026
Marketing people were very nice and helpful as was the director. Once you actually get into the place, there could be more cerebral activities other than bingo and Christian related activities. Many people aren't Christians. I think the colors inside on walls are dull there and don't invoke cheerfulness when you walk into the place. I thought maintenance was very good though- and their attentiveness to issues and maintenance needs with the individual resident was very good. There needs to be more orientation taken with the new individual and many times they're just given brochures and packets of info. Well, when you're disabled & have some memory problems that's not the best way to orient a person - other than that, I think it was a better than average place, but could be even better. Also, the landscape outside desperately needs attention and does not match the nice interior at all. You see that when you drive up in the place and that's very important I think - what you see First definitely makes an impression -it just has never had the attention that it needs.
Jennifer W
Not SureToured community
May 12, 2026
The facility was very nice and so were all the staff we came into contact with. We ultimately decided against them because the charge a fee if the resident refuses to come to the dining room for all meals and since this would be my moms home, I don’t feel good about that mindset or expense.
Terry S
Memory CareFamily/friend
February 10, 2026
My mother was at the range in memory care unit. And since she was there, there has been 3 people that has passed away, and my mother was the fourth. I came in Sunday morning to visit my mother. She was out eating breakfast. She wasn't feeling very well so I took her back to her room and Satter interchain. And she was complaining of stomach pains so I got [name removed] , the nurse to look at her and she made a smart reply that she said if she would get up in the morning. Her stomach could not be hurting, so she came and gave her some laxative and did not examine her. Can I ask my mother if she want to lay down? She said yes so I laid her down. And it looked like she was resting peacefully. When I later down? I left for about 45 minutes and then when I got back. I went over and sat down and I noticed she was real cold and saliva was running out of her mouth so I ran and got the other nurse. And then she had to call the Pyramid x. And within an hour after that, she has passed away.
Deana
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
January 8, 2026
She passed away in May and we went to a full care facility in April. They could improve on many things like assisting residents Who need help
Patty M
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 13, 2025
Thank you for suggesting The Range it was a perfect fit for my mom. The staff and admin are a Joy to work with. They are always willing to go the extra mile for their residents. When moms happy her family is happy
Vicki
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 18, 2025
The administration wasn't responsive to phone calls. Also they were very often have parties and lots of drinking. I believe these were networking. The residents often complained about this while I was there. Also staff was constantly changing
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
May 30, 2025
First off, we could get a doctor to tell us our father had dementia. Because originally we were looking at assisted living but dad showed all the signs of dementia. So my sister and I thought it would be best if dad was placed in a memory care facility. This was to after having multiple assisted living facilities do their assessment of dad and saying what we had assumed, he needed memory care. The care facility did what they could having nurse as primary caregiver on staff. Dad was only at a facility for 6 weeks before there was an incident. They sent him to the hospital and from there he was placed in a mental hospital. He was in and out of the hospital for 3 months. During that time the hospital finally said he was on the downhill course of dementia. He was finally moved to ICU, then Hospice where he was for 2 days before he died. If he been diagnosed with dementia early and placed on medication things may have gone differently. So my experience with care facilities isn't good. They all want the perfect patient.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
January 24, 2025
We chose Madison at the Range because of the comfortable feeling and cleanliness of building. Different things to see in the building, friendliness of staff.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
January 22, 2025
excellent facility, presentation was what my wife would have liked. for the cleanliness, used wrappers, especially for medical treatment was thrown on the floor and I ended up picking it up and putting in trash. everyone I met were cordial and seemed happy to answer any queries I had. the nursing staff were never in their office. Either had to look for them or the door monitor had to call them. You need to make sure the responsible caretaker/daily visitor is briefed thoroughly. I had to ask many questions about how the care was administered and by whom. The whole Range staff need to understand and be able to communicate with each other. Many times I received conflicting information. The bosses may have a daily status meeting, but the word is not passed on to the lower working levels. Food was not presented on time to patients and was often cold. In a small unit, less than 15, individual tastes/allergies need to be followed ( one meal does not fit all). The desserts were the only item eaten every time. I never saw any supervised activities the whole time at Range. Sitting and watching TV/ sleeping, as a group, is not an activity! The advertised free in room tv was never supplied, even though we provided the TV and connection, Range never provided. I determined that there was no signal coming in and no one assigned to fix/provide it. Range charge was the most expensive I saw in our review of 4 different facilities. Nice building but could do better in service.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
October 24, 2024
The Range was really good because they offer whatever care is needed at a flat rate. Other places charged extra for every little thing needed. The food was just not good all around- new chef? New menu? My mother participated at first, but then lost interest. They needed a better activities coordinator.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
October 22, 2024
Overall I like the activities they have and my mom is happy. They get a 5 for cleanliness. Once or twice I've smelled an accident but it's always clean, considering who/what they deal with. The staff at Memory Care have always been super nice. There was a nurse awhile back who was irritable but she is no longer there. My only complaint would be that it is very hard to get answers from managers and there is so much staff turnover that what one person says doesn't hold for whoever follows them. Quality of care- good. The people actually caring for her are tender and kind. Not always the smartest, but they really do care for her. Also, mom is supposed to be on a low salt diet but is not. I've realized that just is not going to happen. I'm ok with that because I just want her to be happy in her last yrs.
CW
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 13, 2024
I would NOT recommend. Especially if your loved one has typical dementia related "trouble" behaviors. I would also highly advise AGAINST paying the price lock fee.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 12, 2024
Beautiful open facility with large windows to see outside. Outdoor areas surrounded by building, so set up well for Memory Care. Initial time they're very pleasant, then began to regress after the first 4 to 5 weeks. We saw other people wearing her clothes and she would be low on her clean laundry. Worst of all she was left in saturated depends to point of horrible fungal rash from front to back. When she would dry bottom after a showed, blood would puddle in floor from towel rubbing that irritated skin to point of breakdown. She was sent to hospital twice for this. The second time was not allowed to return because after the UTI and extreme fungal rash, her mentality worsened. This was the turning point to her becoming septic in the end. She was there about 10 weeks or so.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
August 7, 2024
It was a new, nice and quiet facility. The front desk staff was always very helpful whenever I needed anything.
CW
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 1, 2024
I would let a freind know, how caring everyone was with my mom. When we would be worried about what we thought was outrageous behavior they always calming replying it was just part of what she was going through. They took actions to help her adjust as best they could. You just had the feeling they cared for all who were in their care. Was it perfect? No, there were times I wish there had been more communication but also understood that's part of the transition. We selected Madison at the Range because their facilities were very bright and clean. It is all one level and not over powering in size which was important for our mom's consideration. Most importantly the people from the original tour through her stay were welcoming and caring.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
November 15, 2023
My loved one was previously a resident at Madison at The Range and everything was very good for him at this facility. His stay here was a great experience! The facility was always clean and everyone was always professional. The activities and the care services were very good. We ended up moving my loved one to a facility closer to family, but I would definitely recommend Madison at The Range to others!
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
November 14, 2023
We love the beautiful building and peaceful atmosphere. We have been very pleased with the kind and sincerely friendly care received from the staff. The quality, country style along with the cleanliness and excellent organization has made us feel very at home and secure. Thank you for your excellent administration!
C. Williams
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 14, 2023
It was a perfect for for my loved in. Plenty of space for walking. A little putting area surrounded by a sidewalk right outside his door. The staff was warm and welcoming. There was someone who worked at his previous residence there and she remembered my dad and was happy that he'd be there. The price lock option was convenient as well as the on site pharmacy option.
Madison at The Range
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