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Your Trusted Partner for Assisted Living Advocacy in Alabama
The Assisted Living Association of Alabama (ALAA) is dedicated to promoting excellence in the assisted living industry across the state. Our mission focuses on advocating for the dignity and well-being of Alabama's senior adults while supporting our members through education, resources, and policy advocacy. Governed by a Board of Directors elected from provider-members, we prioritize quality care, public awareness, and the development of a Code of Ethics for our members. We provide mechanisms for communication, planning, and cooperation within the industry while responding promptly to member and public inquiries. Our team offers guidance on regulatory compliance, dementia care training, and facility licensing standards.

We maintain partnerships with state agencies like the Alabama Department of Public Health to ensure facilities meet rigorous inspection requirements. Through annual conferences and educational programs, we foster professional growth and industry best practices. Our membership includes both provider and associate members committed to advancing senior care. We maintain transparency through publicly available bylaws and annual reports. Our staff and board work collaboratively to address evolving challenges in assisted living while maintaining our 501(c)(4) nonprofit status.
Services
Advocacy Services Education Programs Membership Support Regulatory Guidance Dementia Training
Highlights and features
  • We advocate for the dignity of Alabama's senior adults through policy initiatives
  • Provide education and resources for assisted living facility compliance
  • Maintain partnerships with Alabama Department of Public Health for regulatory guidance
  • Offer specialized dementia care training programs for caregivers
  • Operate with transparent governance through publicly available bylaws
Services
Advocacy Services
We advocate for Alabama's assisted living industry through legislative engagement and regulatory policy development. Our team works with state agencies to shape senior care standards while protecting member interests. We maintain regular communication with policymakers to ensure fair regulations that prioritize resident well-being.
Education Programs
Our organization provides comprehensive training programs for assisted living professionals, including specialized dementia care certification. We offer annual conferences, workshops, and continuing education opportunities to enhance staff expertise and facility operations across Alabama.
Membership Support
We offer membership benefits including networking opportunities, regulatory guidance, and access to industry resources. Our members receive support with compliance issues, facility licensing, and best practice implementation through direct staff consultation and educational materials.
Regulatory Guidance
Our team provides expert guidance on state and federal regulations for assisted living facilities. We help members navigate licensing requirements, inspection standards, and reporting obligations while maintaining partnerships with regulatory agencies like the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Dementia Training
We offer specialized training programs for caregivers working with residents experiencing dementia. Our curriculum covers assessment techniques, care planning, and best practices for creating supportive environments that maintain resident dignity and quality of life.
People
Kelley Mitchell
Executive Director
Kelley Mitchell leads ALAA's strategic initiatives and represents the organization in policy discussions. With extensive experience in senior care administration, she oversees member services and regulatory advocacy efforts across Alabama.
Leslie Morgan
Business Manager
Leslie Morgan manages ALAA's financial operations and membership administration. She provides direct support for member inquiries and coordinates organizational logistics from the Helena headquarters.
Brad Eisemann
Board Chairperson
Brad Eisemann serves as Board Chairperson while managing Cavalier Senior Living facilities. His operational experience informs ALAA's governance and strategic direction as a representative of provider-members.
Liz Prosch
Vice-Chairperson
Liz Prosch contributes leadership as Vice-Chairperson while representing Methodist Homes. Her expertise in senior housing operations helps shape ALAA's advocacy priorities and member support programs.
Greg Dykes
Secretary/Treasurer
Greg Dykes serves as Secretary/Treasurer while managing Greenbrier Senior Living operations. He provides financial oversight and governance expertise to ALAA's board activities and strategic planning.
Questions
What services does ALAA provide for assisted living facilities?
We offer regulatory guidance, advocacy, education programs, and membership support for Alabama's assisted living providers.
Does ALAA offer dementia care training?
Yes, we provide specialized dementia care training programs for caregivers and facility staff across Alabama.
What are ALAA's membership requirements?
Membership includes provider facilities licensed by ADPH and associate members supporting the senior care industry in Alabama.