The one star is for the reception area was clean. My husband arrived at Colonial Oaks with a brain…read moreinjury due to a fall. He was a fall risk because of being unstable and disorientation. Because of the brain injury he was agitated at times. He was put in a room with another patient ( no problem). The nurse asked me to leave the room so they could access him. The nurse and another woman came out not ten minutes later and said he was so uncooperative and aggressive that they were sending him back to the hospital. They were not going back In the room because he might be a danger to the staff and himself. Now why would you leave a patient that has a fall risk and or danger to anyone in a room with another patient . I couldn't wait for the transfer back to the hospital to be fast enough. I WOUND NOT SEND A DOG TO THAT HELL HOLE!

Ariel and Regchel are the best nurses they have taken excellent care of my mother who has dementia…read more I'm happy I chose this facility.

Job interview for nursing position ! Professional administration, clean environment…read more, positions to advance .... Nice and helpful staff !

From the owner: Once you step in to St. Anthony's Nursing Home, you will know this is the ideal location for your…read moreloved one. Our caring staff and warm cozy atmosphere is like stepping into a home away from home. We are located across from the New Orleans' Saints Training Camp in Metairie. We have been serving the Jefferson Parish and the surrounding areas providing health and rehabilitation services for the area's senior population since 1977.

I came to tour the facilities with my aunt who is trying to decide where to move in the future…read more From what I could see, everything was clean and well maintained. The gentleman giving the tour was very friendly and knowledgeable. There is independent living and assisted living here.

Went to visit my elderly friend and this place is nice. The residents can decorate their doorways…read more(this season it was St Paddys and Easter decor) Her apartment was super cute and kitchen and bedroom were ample size. A nice big window. My son said as we were leaving, I know where you can live someday. While it might have been a joke, he's actually right. I would totally live here.

This is an upscale old folks home with different levels of care - and corresponding wings -…read morestarting with independent living apartments to full memory care . In between the folks live in rooms they decorate and eat great New Orleans food. There is a small coffee bar, large tv area, a cathedral and church. The staff are very personable - night swing shift not as much so - a doctor prescribes drugs and nurses do the hour to hour day to day. There is transportation to town and a daily happy hour. How that works with the meds I don't know. But It is very expensive. Hope you save money on top of your ssi check. I Believe it's about $70000 a year to start. The building is stately, well kept, large rooms and lovely chandeliers. Out front there are pools and fountains with koi. Nice stately trees. The area has lots of things to do . Whole Foods is nearby.

From the owner: At Poydras Home, we are dedicated to staying at the forefront of best care practices, serving our…read moreresidents with the expertise, warmth, and respect they deserve in a setting that honors New Orleans traditions. Our spacious campus is an oasis of beautifully manicured grounds located in historic Uptown, nestled within Magazine Street's historic shopping, dining, and arts district.

I wouldn't let my worst enemy go there. The so-called nurses…read moreare belligerent, nasty smaemrt asses. My wife was there 7 hours before she even came in to introduce herself. Also, I nicely approached my wife's nurse with a concern about her meds that i had with me that none of these places have. She shut me down and would not even listen to what I wanted to tell her. I don't know why they are called a skilled nursing facility! Because I don't think they're qualified to take care of any patients. They're very rude, and They don't talk nice to the patients either. I kept trying to tell them how sick my wife was, but they wouldn't listen. It turned out that we had to get an ambulance to get her to EJGH. She's very sick and is being treated by 4 doctors trying their hardest to find out what's going on! I can't believe this place is accredited. DONT LET ANYONE THAT YOU CARE ABOUT GO TO ST JOSEPHS! I really think if I hadn't insisted on getting an ambulance ,they would have killed her!

The staff has gone above and beyond to carry the residents and their families through this…read morepandemic. The unique challenges this pandemic presented will change the way long term cate is provided for decades to come.

The staff at Vista Shores has treated my mother extremely well. It is a great community with many…read moreactivities, entertainment, and great food. Courtney S. treats my mother as if she were her own relative. It is good to know that Mom has lots of friends, caring staff, and a beautiful, safe place to live.

Incredibly rude sales rep. She makes such a horrible first impression of the facility. I wouldn't…read moretrust my loved one with them based on her alone. Disappointing.