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Independent Living in Mobile, AL

1 partner community in Mobile, plus up to $3,845 a month for veterans and surviving spouses who need care.

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We list 1 independent living partner in Mobile. Ask about in-home care if needs change.

  • 11 partners statewide in Alabama.
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01 · Communities

Veteran-Approved Independent Living in Mobile

This Mobile community is a vetted Patriot Angels partner that welcomes veterans and surviving spouses. It offers independent living. VA Aid & Attendance can add up to $3,845 a month for a qualifying Mobile veteran or spouse. Start your free eligibility check, or call (844) 757-3047.

Asher Point of Mobile650 S University Blvd, Mobile, AL 36609(251) 254-8255Independent LivingView community →

Other Options for Veterans Near Mobile

Compare a few more partner communities a short drive from Mobile.

02 · At a glance

Mobile by the Numbers

1partner community in Mobile
03 · Costs

What Independent Living Costs in Mobile

No Mobile-specific figure has been published. Statewide, independent living in Alabama averages $4,143 a month, according to NIC MAP data published by Where You Live Matters, and prices in Mobile can run above or below that. Ask each partner above for its current rates.

If a Mobile resident needs more help later, assisted living in Alabama has a statewide median of $4,425 a month and non-medical in-home care $5,148 a month (CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey).

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Could Aid & Attendance Help Cover Care in Mobile?

Aid & Attendance pays toward care, not rent alone. A Mobile veteran or surviving spouse who needs help with daily activities may qualify for up to $3,845 a month toward that care. Before applying, review the income and net worth limits so the care bill is counted the right way. See which types of care qualify for Aid & Attendance, including paid help brought into an independent living apartment.

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PATRIOT ANGELS

VA Benefits to Support Your Next Chapter

Finding the right senior care is a big step. If you or your loved one is a Veteran or surviving spouse, VA Aid & Attendance benefits may help with the cost.

Patriot Angels can help you understand your options—with personal guidance every step of the way.

Could VA benefits help pay for care?

Answer a few quick questions to explore benefits for Veterans and surviving spouses.

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04 · Local veterans

Veterans in and Around Mobile

11,078veterans in Mobile
5,333of them are 65 or older
7.0%of Mobile adults are veterans

About 11,078 veterans live in Mobile, and 5,333 of them are 65 or older. Mobile County, which includes Mobile, is home to 24,214 veterans, 11,935 of them 65 or older. Figures come from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (2020–2024).

05 · Nearby

More Alabama Partner Cities Beyond Mobile

See every city on Independent Living in Alabama.

06 · Families we’ve helped

Veteran Families We’ve Helped

Families in Mobile and across the country rate Patriot Angels 4.9 on Google. BBB A+ accredited. See all reviews

07 · Questions

Questions Mobile Families Ask

How many independent living communities are in Mobile?

Patriot Angels lists 1 independent living partner community in Mobile, AL, out of 11 across Alabama.

Can a Mobile veteran use VA benefits toward independent living?

Not for rent alone. If a Mobile veteran or surviving spouse also needs help with daily activities and pays for that care, Aid & Attendance may add up to $3,845 a month. Call (844) 757-3047 or use the form above to check.

What if we need more care later?

Ask each Mobile community how residents arrange extra help, such as in-home care, and what happens to the residence if needs change.

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