I am giving the Claiborne a 5 star rating because the administration and staff is amazing. The…read morebuilding is kept clean and well maintained. The activities director is top notch keeping the residents engaged. Director and assistant director of nursing are amazing! Any concern that is brought to them Or the administrator is handled immediately and always taken seriously I feel very blessed to have my mom in their care

My dad ended up choosing somewhere else because the pool wasn't heated, which is why I gave 4…read morestars, but I really liked the Blake. Nice ambiance, bit on fancy side. There is a bar with piano playing. Nice dining facilities.

I broke my ankle and I had surgery. I now have plates and screws on my ankle. I needed an…read morein-patient physical rehab facility that offered nursing care. Ollie Steele Burden Manor was a perfect fit for me. The rehab department offered both physical and occupational therapy. My ankle was in very bad condition both pre and post op. The therapists got me up and walking with a walker in a short period of time. I can't praise them enough. They never let me slack off. The nursing staff checked on me several times a day. My medications were delivered on a timely basis. The aides tended to my needs. Housekeeping cleaned my room and bathroom daily. There is a hair salon and a nail salon. The food was very good and plentiful. The building was clean, odor free, and spacious. I truly do not have one complaint.

Ollie Steel Burden Manor Rehab portion of the facility is very good. The physical therapy…read moredepartment and nursing staff really seem to care about the patients. On the other hand the nursing home side of the facility is horrible. The food is horrible, the staff doesn't appear to care about the patients and it's an old person's prison. If you have a loved one and you are considering Ollie Steele, look around for other alternatives. If you are still unsure, go to the nursing home side, during mealtime, see how the patients are neglected, not fed when finally served their food is cold, etc. Look at the interactions between the staff and the patients, unbelievable. The facility has so much potential and the grounds are beautiful, this place is so disappointing.

I'm impressed with center point. Staffing is professional and attentive to my loved one.read more

Center Point Healthcare and Rehabilitation is terrible and should not be allowed to care for…read moreANYONE. My father recently suffered a stroke and was there to receive rehabilitation services as well as wound care. At the moment, he is incapable of moving on his own, he can't speak and has a peg tube for feedings. The facility is extremely unsanitary, you can smell it upon entry. The staff responsible for my dad's care were either incompetent, careless and/or reckless. He was there a little over three weeks. I never saw a Nurse Practitioner and the nurses were rarely in with him. CNAs were the only staff that were easy to find. When we had questions about his care and/or services being rendered, no one could give us any information. The excuse was they weren't able to see the charts that contained the day's information provided by the staff from the previous shift. One day during a visit, I noticed my dad's breathing had become noticeably rapid. I asked my mom (who was also there) to call the nurse ( they always had to be searched for).When the CNA checked his vitals and realized it was really bad, she tried to contact the on-call nurse, and no one answered the phone! To make a long story short, my dad had to be rushed to the hospital because his blood pressure was extremely low, and he had a substantially high-grade fever. The hospital informed us that he was less than a day away from septic shock! He spent several days in the hospital, had to be rushed to surgery for an extensive wound cleanse and was given several bags of aggressive liquid antibiotics before he was even considered for discharge. If it were not for my mom and I being there with him to notice the change, he would not be here today. Thank God he was transferred to another rehabilitation facility for care after discharge from the hospital. He was put on antibiotics for six months, that should let you know how bad the infection was. Sidenote: The same day I noticed the change in his breathing, my mom had to run to the nurse's station to inform them about a patient (using one leg to move their wheelchair) who was outside alone and feet away from the busy street out front. Two staff members ran outside (one with NO shoes) to get the patient. Mind you, there is a "protocol" ( which they don't follow) to be buzzed in the doors before entry. This is designed to keep the patients safe and inside the building at all times. There was never a day I visited my dad that I had to be buzzed in, I was always able to walk right on in. THERE IS ONE STAR ONLY BECAUSE I COULD NOT SUBMIT THIS REVIEW WITHOUT IT!

Losing my mother in law to cancer was incredibly difficult. The Hospice of Baton Rouge helped my…read morefamily with this transition. I'm cannot adequately express how grateful I am for their compassion and guidance. What a difficult job they have! It's truly a calling.

I could never in good conscious recommend having a baby at the birth center after I almost bleed to…read moredeath while holding my one hour old son. I wanted to have a medication free birth with midwives after having an induction with my first but I was under the assumption that I would be given ALL of the information. As soon as I gave birth to my 10 lb baby, the midwife remarked, "Well we knew he was going to be a big baby!" Who knew? Because I certainly didn't , I even asked how large he was measuring the day before I went into labor when I had my ultrasound and was told they could not disclose that information to post term pregnancies (I was 41 weeks). When just a few days prior, I was told he was only expected to be around 7-7.5 lbs at birth. Worse yet was when I brought up my birth trauma at my 6 week appointment, instead of taking responsibility for their malpractice, I was gaslit and told that it's just the risk when you have a big baby. NEVER was I informed of the risks of having a big baby, let alone that there was a chance of my baby being big. They said I had a lazy uterus and make it seem like it was my fault that my children almost lost their mother and that I had to be rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery to stop the bleeding. So I beg you, for your safety and for your family to choose a hospital that offers midwives over a facility that is ill equipped to handle these very real emergencies. They love to boast about their 2% transfer rate, maybe I was just "lucky" enough to be transferred before dying in bed while they were tending to another laboring mother in the next room over. I just wonder about the woman who may not be so lucky next time.

As a first time, mom who wanted an unmedicated birth I highly recommend the birth center! The care…read moreI received there was awesome! All the midwives were so caring, thoughtful, and sweet! My daughter's birth was everything I wanted, and more, God answered so many prayers. All my decisions were respected during, and after birth, and also the medical decisions I made for my child were respected. I never felt any pressure to do anything I didn't want to do for myself or my baby. Also, they would inform me of every thing they did to my body or to my baby. I love the birth center! 10/10.

We've been going to Abilities for OT and Speech weekly for the last 10 months. Every person there…read moreknows my 5 year old by name, and her therapists are wonderful- so caring and thoughtful about what they do with and for my daughter.

There is a mask mandate in effect. Children who get therapy here rely on the whole Abilities Team…read moreto protect our children by adhering to the mask mandates because many of their patients cannot mask up. The fact that your business doesn't require the compliance of all your employees is concerning. I can't in good conscience allow my family to utilize your services if you have no regard for the health and well being of others during the height of the most recent surge in Covid-19 cases. I expect better of a facility that deals with vulnerable children. I will add that all of your therapists wear masks. So why aren't the people who deal with taking appointments (Aubrey) and payments at the front desk wearing them? Seems to me it's just as important (if not more so) to ensure that the parents and guardians of your young clients be protected, too.

I had an amazing experience w Avenues's in Baton Rouge! They did there best to medically take care…read moreof everyone who needed their help! They don't leave no clients there to suffer!!! The rooms made me feel so at home and comfortable!! The groups are amazing and I loved seeing all of us support one another ! The girls group was the BOMB and were always uplifting the next as well as the newbies!! I give them a 100/10! They have some of the best techs and counselors!!

Fantastic staff. Many are in recovery themselves. The alumni program is a great way to stay…read moreconnected.

Super clean and easy check-in up front. Everyone I've ever had to talk to or see there have always…read morebeen very kind and very helpful. I've been going here for numerous appointments for 2+ years.