St. Martin’s in the Pines understands the importance of family visits. Under Federal Regulations visitations will be based on many factors that change regularly due to COVID-19 testing. For current updates of visitation changes please read our COVID-19 weekly update letter HERE or call (205) 271-8944. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as the management and staff work tirelessly to keep your loved ones safe from infection during this Pandemic.
There is a difference between living and thriving.
At St. Martin’s in the Pines, we provide specialized care in a social environment that contributes to your loved one’s happiness, spiritual peace and longevity. We are called to minister to the body, mind and spirit.
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Learn how St. Martin’s can assist with ensuring your loved one is placed in an environment and level of care suited to their needs. As your loved one requires additional care, they can move through our continuum of care from being independent to 24-hour nursing care as well as everything in-between.
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Once you’ve made the decision to trust St. Martin’s in the Pines with the care of your loved one, you will rest assured they are living life to the fullest.
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St. Martins in The Pines
Located in the quaint residential neighborhood of Irondale, Alabama, near Birmingham, St. Martin’s in the Pines is a comprehensive senior living community with luxurious accommodations, restaurant-style dining and opportunities to connect with your passions, hobbies and purpose. We invite you to come experience the life long tradition of a faith-based trusted community serving elders since 1955.
Our Mission: To serve God through a ministry that provides a continuum of care and quality of life to aging individuals and their families.
Our Vision: A caring community reflecting God through service to the aging.
Service Values:
- Cleanliness
- Compassion
- Dependability
- Dignity
- Excellence
- Hospitality
- Integrity
- Respect
St. Martins is a member of the Assisted Living Association of Alabama, the Nursing Home Association, Caring Communities and the American Health Care Association
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From the President/CEO
January 15, 2021
Dear Friends,
The Jefferson County COVID-19 positivity rate has increased to 17.3%. With our routine testing, the rates at St. Martin’s are stable in Evergreen, Woodside and The Cottages. The Pines currently houses COVID-19 positive residents only. We have had one employee test positive and is quarantined at home. All residents in The Cottages tested negative, one in Woodside and one in The Arbors tested positive. One resident in Evergreen is still quarantined but all others are up and about. The community dining in Woodside and Evergreen will resume Friday, January 15. The positive resident in The Arbors is quarantined in their apartment to minimize spread of the virus. The dining room in The Arbors will remain closed until February 11.
The first dose of the vaccine was administered on December 30 to healthcare staff and residents. Walgreens is expected to return on January 20th to administer the second dose for some and the first dose for others. On the 20th, we expect all Woodside, Evergreen and Arbors residents and staff to be offered their first dose. The booster shot will be administered on February 10.
Key information:
- The positive rate in Jefferson County has increased to 17.3%
- New positive cases are stabilizing throughout the community at this time.
- Employees that have tested positive are quarantined at home.
- All Woodside residents but one, are free to move about the Woodside community and the dining room will be open on Friday, January 15th.
- All Evergreen residents but one, are free to move about the Evergreen community and the dining room is currently open.
- With escalating numbers in Jefferson County, all visits throughout the campus have been suspended to protect residents and staff.
- The vaccine is due to be administered on Wednesday, January 20th and again on February 10th.
- Please be diligent about wearing a mask over mouth and nose, practicing social distance, avoiding crowds and washing hands.
- Everyone; family members, residents and staff, are tired. We ask that all do their best to be kind.
Should you wish to drop supplies for a resident, you may do so at the security gate. We suggest nonperishable items only to avoid spoilage. Arbors residents may have deliveries left at the vestibule in The Arbors.
In closing, thanks to those of you who have shared encouragement and prayers for not only your loved ones but the St. Martin’s family as well. We have felt your support and are so grateful.
In gratitude,
Carol M. Holzman
President & CEO President & CEO