Metairie is a census-designated place in Jefferson Parish, about 20 minutes from New Orleans’ historic French Quarter. According to the 2020 census, approximately 19.8% of the area’s 143,500 residents are aged 65 and older, which is above the U.S. average of 16.5%. The area’s popularity with seniors is possibly due to its below-average health care costs, thriving cultural arts scene, excellent medical facilities and below normal levels of violent crime. There is also plenty of choice for those who like shopping, as Metairie boasts many malls and quiet streets with upscale boutique stores.
Assisted living facilities provide a safe and comfortable alternative home for seniors struggling to manage everyday tasks, such as preparing meals. They are staffed by caregivers who ensure rooms are regularly cleaned, clothes laundered and food freshly prepared by competent chefs. The facilities also provide opportunities for seniors to socialize with their new neighbors. The average monthly fee is $4,163, which, although above the state average of $3,639, is below the national median of $4,300.
This guide discusses senior living fees in more detail and the advantages and disadvantages of living in Metairie. There’s also a list of some senior-friendly resources in the area.
Directory of Assisted Living Facilities in Metairie, LA
3732 West Esplanade Ave. South, Metairie, LA, 70002
Located close to Causeway Boulevard, Veterans Boulevard and Interstate 10, you will find the premier senior living community of Sunrise of Matairie offering residents the best of New Orleans’ unique
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Located close to Causeway Boulevard, Veterans Boulevard and Interstate 10, you will find the premier senior living community of Sunrise of Matairie offering residents the best of New Orleans’ unique culture. The senior living facility is conveniently located near the Lakeside Shopping Center with restaurants and churches close by. Residents receive individualized care in a nurturing environment with many activities and outings that include Cajun dancing and steam boat rides along the Mississippi River. Sunrise of Matairie is close to many nearby attractions including the French Quarter, the New Orleans Fairgrounds, The National WWII Museum and numerous casinos and parks.
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Located close to Causeway Boulevard, Veterans Boulevard and Interstate 10, you will find the premier senior living community of Sunrise of Matairie offering residents the best of New Orleans’ unique
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Located close to Causeway Boulevard, Veterans Boulevard and Interstate 10, you will find the premier senior living community of Sunrise of Matairie offering residents the best of New Orleans’ unique culture. The senior living facility is conveniently located near the Lakeside Shopping Center with restaurants and churches close by. Residents receive individualized care in a nurturing environment with many activities and outings that include Cajun dancing and steam boat rides along the Mississippi River. Sunrise of Matairie is close to many nearby attractions including the French Quarter, the New Orleans Fairgrounds, The National WWII Museum and numerous casinos and parks.
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4012 Harvard Avenue, Metairie, LA, 70006
My mother has been in Academy House for three years now. It’s very good. Her room is very lovely and I think she’s comfortable there. They have been very caring. It’s a group home and she enjoys the m
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My mother has been in Academy House for three years now. It’s very good. Her room is very lovely and I think she’s comfortable there. They have been very caring. It’s a group home and she enjoys the meals. Now with Covid, things are a little different. They are having people come in and play music. Family members are usually welcome to visit. I’m very thankful we have found it. It has been wonderful for our family and for my mother, of course.
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My mother has been in Academy House for three years now. It’s very good. Her room is very lovely and I think she’s comfortable there. They have been very caring. It’s a group home and she enjoys the m
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My mother has been in Academy House for three years now. It’s very good. Her room is very lovely and I think she’s comfortable there. They have been very caring. It’s a group home and she enjoys the meals. Now with Covid, things are a little different. They are having people come in and play music. Family members are usually welcome to visit. I’m very thankful we have found it. It has been wonderful for our family and for my mother, of course.
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3520 Cleary Avenue, Metairie, LA, 70002
Mom is in one of the houses of Peristyle Residences called the Beau Mason, and it is gorgeous, very bright, clean, and gets lots of light. The staff is wonderful, very warm, kind, very patient, and do
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Mom is in one of the houses of Peristyle Residences called the Beau Mason, and it is gorgeous, very bright, clean, and gets lots of light. The staff is wonderful, very warm, kind, very patient, and do everything they can to make her happy and comfortable. I know my mother really enjoys the music therapy and I think they are planning to start art therapy soon. I am not sure what the schedule is for the pet therapy, but she has only been there a few weeks. The place has only been open a few weeks, so I am hoping they’ll get activities scheduled very soon. They have music scheduled once a week. The dining area is beautiful. There are actually several places a person could eat, and the food is very good.
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Mom is in one of the houses of Peristyle Residences called the Beau Mason, and it is gorgeous, very bright, clean, and gets lots of light. The staff is wonderful, very warm, kind, very patient, and do
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Mom is in one of the houses of Peristyle Residences called the Beau Mason, and it is gorgeous, very bright, clean, and gets lots of light. The staff is wonderful, very warm, kind, very patient, and do everything they can to make her happy and comfortable. I know my mother really enjoys the music therapy and I think they are planning to start art therapy soon. I am not sure what the schedule is for the pet therapy, but she has only been there a few weeks. The place has only been open a few weeks, so I am hoping they’ll get activities scheduled very soon. They have music scheduled once a week. The dining area is beautiful. There are actually several places a person could eat, and the food is very good.
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4713 Dreyfous Avenue, Metairie, LA, 70006
Owners on-site daily, this is truly a first class home. They take EXCELLENT care of my mother. We moved her from another local home in the area and Audubon is leaps and bounds better than where she ca
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Owners on-site daily, this is truly a first class home. They take EXCELLENT care of my mother. We moved her from another local home in the area and Audubon is leaps and bounds better than where she came from before! Also they have beautiful landscaping and put on tons of activities for resident’s to participate in DAILY! Very impressed!
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Owners on-site daily, this is truly a first class home. They take EXCELLENT care of my mother. We moved her from another local home in the area and Audubon is leaps and bounds better than where she ca
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Owners on-site daily, this is truly a first class home. They take EXCELLENT care of my mother. We moved her from another local home in the area and Audubon is leaps and bounds better than where she came from before! Also they have beautiful landscaping and put on tons of activities for resident’s to participate in DAILY! Very impressed!
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344 Lake Ave., Metairie, LA, 70005
I toured Old Metairie Gardens by Peristyle for my parents and I thought it was very nice. It looked clean, and the people in there looked like they were doing fine. The person who gave the tour seems
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I toured Old Metairie Gardens by Peristyle for my parents and I thought it was very nice. It looked clean, and the people in there looked like they were doing fine. The person who gave the tour seems very confident. The bedrooms, common area, and the bathrooms were well-laid out and seemed ok to me. They seemed like they had a good operation there and people seemed content.
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I toured Old Metairie Gardens by Peristyle for my parents and I thought it was very nice. It looked clean, and the people in there looked like they were doing fine. The person who gave the tour seems
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I toured Old Metairie Gardens by Peristyle for my parents and I thought it was very nice. It looked clean, and the people in there looked like they were doing fine. The person who gave the tour seems very confident. The bedrooms, common area, and the bathrooms were well-laid out and seemed ok to me. They seemed like they had a good operation there and people seemed content.
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6555 Park Manor Drive, Metairie, LA, 70003
The atrium at Lafreniere is an excellent, very well kept, and spacious facility. It looks like a nice place to live. The rooms looks like nice apartments. They take the residents for rides into the ci
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The atrium at Lafreniere is an excellent, very well kept, and spacious facility. It looks like a nice place to live. The rooms looks like nice apartments. They take the residents for rides into the city and they have broadway productions on video tapes. That sounds interesting. The staff is very courteous and very helpful. They spent an ample amount of time with us.
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The atrium at Lafreniere is an excellent, very well kept, and spacious facility. It looks like a nice place to live. The rooms looks like nice apartments. They take the residents for rides into the ci
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The atrium at Lafreniere is an excellent, very well kept, and spacious facility. It looks like a nice place to live. The rooms looks like nice apartments. They take the residents for rides into the city and they have broadway productions on video tapes. That sounds interesting. The staff is very courteous and very helpful. They spent an ample amount of time with us.
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4312 Ithaca Street, Metairie, LA, 70006
This facility should be shut down immediately. My mother was sent here by the social worker at east Jefferson hospital after a fall and hip surgery. I was not even given the opportunity to visit or in
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This facility should be shut down immediately. My mother was sent here by the social worker at east Jefferson hospital after a fall and hip surgery. I was not even given the opportunity to visit or investigate other options first. My mother’s experience their was the worst experience beyond belief. She was left in a wheel chair all day and was dripping in urine from her chair because the help was more concerned about their cell phone activities and watching tv than patient care. The food was horrible Each day I came twice to bring food. My mother had a serious urine tract infection due to total neglect and the aids there would forget to give her the medications prescribed to treat the urinary tract infections. They woke her up at 6 am and forced her to sit at a table all by herself with no newspaper or food until hours later. They screamed at her and argued with her and never treated her with respect. The rooms do not have telephones. Not once in over 40 days was I consulted on her progress or her condition. The aide there was insisting that ,y mother remain and never even come home. It was the worst smelly filthy place and it should be shut down. They stole my mother’s clothes and when you report it nothing is done. Do not ever go there you will be sickened by the odors. I saw my mother’s records and they had on her records that she was black and my mother is white . I reported it and they ignored it. They do not answer their phones and the management never returns calls. It is a horror and I am still trying to figure out how to have this horrible place shut down. The staff was horrible . The staff turns off all of the lights at7pm and expect the people to go to sleep so they will be bothered. I complained that my mother’s clothes were being stolen and was totally ignored by the social worker there who is very rude and mean spirited. The social worker mocked me constantly and insulted my mother and I to our faces. This facility should be shut down immediately. It deserves a zero star rating . They forced my mother to wear diapers and would mishandle her roughly and talk around her like she was not even present in the room like she did not even exist as a person . The social worker told ,e that I was not allowed to use the toilet in my mother’s room when I was visiting so I had to walk down the hall at least 200 feet away and get a key and wait in line to use a public toilet there that was never flushed and the toilet seat was always up and smelled like strong urine. The head administrator never even introduced himself to me once nor did he ever visit my mom one time to oversee the horror that is ongoing there. When you press the red button for help to get to the bathroom ; you are ignored for at least an hour and told that your aid was on break or at lunch. When you go in the hall she is standing around gossiping with other employees and mocking me and rudely imitating the way I walk or talk. When you call to get information about my mom , I am screamed at and told they are doing rounds and are too busy to talk to me. DO NOT ever go there. My mom had two doctors appointments to go to out of the facility for her eyes and they had been given notice to get her transportation and when the date arrived they all acted totally clueless and no one knew anything about the arrangements that I had confirmed over and over the days before. I told them my mom did not eat fried food or red meat so they totally ignore this . I had to bring food twice a day and find my mom over drugged and sitting in a wheel chair dripping with urine and cold because they would not offer her a blanket.
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This facility should be shut down immediately. My mother was sent here by the social worker at east Jefferson hospital after a fall and hip surgery. I was not even given the opportunity to visit or in
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This facility should be shut down immediately. My mother was sent here by the social worker at east Jefferson hospital after a fall and hip surgery. I was not even given the opportunity to visit or investigate other options first. My mother’s experience their was the worst experience beyond belief. She was left in a wheel chair all day and was dripping in urine from her chair because the help was more concerned about their cell phone activities and watching tv than patient care. The food was horrible Each day I came twice to bring food. My mother had a serious urine tract infection due to total neglect and the aids there would forget to give her the medications prescribed to treat the urinary tract infections. They woke her up at 6 am and forced her to sit at a table all by herself with no newspaper or food until hours later. They screamed at her and argued with her and never treated her with respect. The rooms do not have telephones. Not once in over 40 days was I consulted on her progress or her condition. The aide there was insisting that ,y mother remain and never even come home. It was the worst smelly filthy place and it should be shut down. They stole my mother’s clothes and when you report it nothing is done. Do not ever go there you will be sickened by the odors. I saw my mother’s records and they had on her records that she was black and my mother is white . I reported it and they ignored it. They do not answer their phones and the management never returns calls. It is a horror and I am still trying to figure out how to have this horrible place shut down. The staff was horrible . The staff turns off all of the lights at7pm and expect the people to go to sleep so they will be bothered. I complained that my mother’s clothes were being stolen and was totally ignored by the social worker there who is very rude and mean spirited. The social worker mocked me constantly and insulted my mother and I to our faces. This facility should be shut down immediately. It deserves a zero star rating . They forced my mother to wear diapers and would mishandle her roughly and talk around her like she was not even present in the room like she did not even exist as a person . The social worker told ,e that I was not allowed to use the toilet in my mother’s room when I was visiting so I had to walk down the hall at least 200 feet away and get a key and wait in line to use a public toilet there that was never flushed and the toilet seat was always up and smelled like strong urine. The head administrator never even introduced himself to me once nor did he ever visit my mom one time to oversee the horror that is ongoing there. When you press the red button for help to get to the bathroom ; you are ignored for at least an hour and told that your aid was on break or at lunch. When you go in the hall she is standing around gossiping with other employees and mocking me and rudely imitating the way I walk or talk. When you call to get information about my mom , I am screamed at and told they are doing rounds and are too busy to talk to me. DO NOT ever go there. My mom had two doctors appointments to go to out of the facility for her eyes and they had been given notice to get her transportation and when the date arrived they all acted totally clueless and no one knew anything about the arrangements that I had confirmed over and over the days before. I told them my mom did not eat fried food or red meat so they totally ignore this . I had to bring food twice a day and find my mom over drugged and sitting in a wheel chair dripping with urine and cold because they would not offer her a blanket.
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3721 Scofield St, Metairie, LA, 70002
Fidelis Scofield House has 6-8 residents only, it’s a smaller place, and there’s 2 staff people. It was nice and clean, and the people that worked there were very nice. But I didn’t like that there wa
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Fidelis Scofield House has 6-8 residents only, it’s a smaller place, and there’s 2 staff people. It was nice and clean, and the people that worked there were very nice. But I didn’t like that there was only 1 restroom for men and 1 restroom for women, so that takes away the privacy. Each had individual rooms but one kitchen with a table that they would eat in, I just wanted a different atmosphere for my relative. In her current community, she can go up and down, she can sit in other areas or go outside, but in this place you would just be in there. They appeared to do everything for the residents, and my mother is not as far along as the people in there. The tour person was very nice.
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Fidelis Scofield House has 6-8 residents only, it’s a smaller place, and there’s 2 staff people. It was nice and clean, and the people that worked there were very nice. But I didn’t like that there wa
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Fidelis Scofield House has 6-8 residents only, it’s a smaller place, and there’s 2 staff people. It was nice and clean, and the people that worked there were very nice. But I didn’t like that there was only 1 restroom for men and 1 restroom for women, so that takes away the privacy. Each had individual rooms but one kitchen with a table that they would eat in, I just wanted a different atmosphere for my relative. In her current community, she can go up and down, she can sit in other areas or go outside, but in this place you would just be in there. They appeared to do everything for the residents, and my mother is not as far along as the people in there. The tour person was very nice.
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4801 Tartan Street, Metairie, LA, 70003
2701 Metairie Heights, Metairie, LA, 70002
4613 Lake Louise, Metairie, LA, 70006
3521 Richland Avenue, Metairie, LA, 70002
5511 Meadowdale, Metairie, LA, 70003
4000 Kent Ave, Metairie, LA, 70006
916 Martin Behrman Walk, Metairie, LA, 70005
4421 Janice Ave, Metairie, LA, 70003
3801 Loyola Drive, Kenner, LA, 70065
I visited Inspired Living at Kenner. It was very nice, very personable, clean, and friendly, and it had lots of amenities. The person who took me around was very nice, personable, talkative, and gave
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I visited Inspired Living at Kenner. It was very nice, very personable, clean, and friendly, and it had lots of amenities. The person who took me around was very nice, personable, talkative, and gave good descriptions. The place is like a family; that’s the way she described it. They have microwaves and refrigerators in the rooms. No stove. Outside, they have walking trails and a swimming pool.
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I visited Inspired Living at Kenner. It was very nice, very personable, clean, and friendly, and it had lots of amenities. The person who took me around was very nice, personable, talkative, and gave
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I visited Inspired Living at Kenner. It was very nice, very personable, clean, and friendly, and it had lots of amenities. The person who took me around was very nice, personable, talkative, and gave good descriptions. The place is like a family; that’s the way she described it. They have microwaves and refrigerators in the rooms. No stove. Outside, they have walking trails and a swimming pool.
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4112 Jefferson Hwy, Jefferson, LA, 70121
Ville Ste. Marie Senior Living Community seems very responsive and made my mom’s move in process very easy. The community itself is modern-looking and their staff is friendly and engaging.
Ville Ste. Marie Senior Living Community seems very responsive and made my mom’s move in process very easy. The community itself is modern-looking and their staff is friendly and engaging.
813 Pelican Ave, New Orleans, LA, 70114
My mother moved into The Suites at Algiers Point. We’re very satisfied. We’ve only been here for about a week. The staff is very attentive, and they respond quickly. My mother said the food is very go
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My mother moved into The Suites at Algiers Point. We’re very satisfied. We’ve only been here for about a week. The staff is very attentive, and they respond quickly. My mother said the food is very good. The apartment was freshly painted when we moved in. It is large and it’s accessible. The thing that I like is the bathroom, which is a handicapped-accessible bathroom. It’s huge. Yesterday they were taking a walk to the lobby and they came to get her to do that. Now they do board games and stuff every day, but my mom’s not a board game player. This is expensive, but they provide everything you need.
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My mother moved into The Suites at Algiers Point. We’re very satisfied. We’ve only been here for about a week. The staff is very attentive, and they respond quickly. My mother said the food is very go
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My mother moved into The Suites at Algiers Point. We’re very satisfied. We’ve only been here for about a week. The staff is very attentive, and they respond quickly. My mother said the food is very good. The apartment was freshly painted when we moved in. It is large and it’s accessible. The thing that I like is the bathroom, which is a handicapped-accessible bathroom. It’s huge. Yesterday they were taking a walk to the lobby and they came to get her to do that. Now they do board games and stuff every day, but my mom’s not a board game player. This is expensive, but they provide everything you need.
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5958 St Bernard Ave, New Orleans, LA, 70122
It was beautiful. It was nicer than our current home. I don’t think that you could ask for more in a facility and all the people there were very kind. The staff during the tour was very kind, very und
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It was beautiful. It was nicer than our current home. I don’t think that you could ask for more in a facility and all the people there were very kind. The staff during the tour was very kind, very understanding, and she took her time. I didn’t feel rushed at all. I didn’t see the exact rooms. I saw the public facilities, like where they do the activities and where they serve meals and all of that. We went down the residential hall, but I don’t remember seeing an actual room. I saw a library, a therapy room where they do physical therapy, an area where they let the residents give parties and have social events, and a little reading room.
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It was beautiful. It was nicer than our current home. I don’t think that you could ask for more in a facility and all the people there were very kind. The staff during the tour was very kind, very und
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It was beautiful. It was nicer than our current home. I don’t think that you could ask for more in a facility and all the people there were very kind. The staff during the tour was very kind, very understanding, and she took her time. I didn’t feel rushed at all. I didn’t see the exact rooms. I saw the public facilities, like where they do the activities and where they serve meals and all of that. We went down the residential hall, but I don’t remember seeing an actual room. I saw a library, a therapy room where they do physical therapy, an area where they let the residents give parties and have social events, and a little reading room.
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What to Consider About Assisted Living in Metairie
The Health Standards Section of the Department of Health is responsible for regulating and licensing assisted living facilities in Louisiana. Its work includes conducting unannounced inspections to ensure facilities continue to fulfill their licensing conditions. Additionally, it conducts certification surveys for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and manages surveys among recipients of both insurances on the organization’s behalf.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Metairie
- According to Sperling’s Best Places, Metairie has an above-average cost of living index of 101.4. Although this may concern some seniors, those in assisted living needn’t be as concerned as housing costs appear to be the primary driver for the figure. What may interest seniors in assisted living is the below-average health cost index of 84.2, which suggests savings can be made on health care when compared to the state and national averages.
- Although rainfall is high in the region — typically 26 inches more than the national average of 38 — the general climate is senior-friendly. January is the coldest month, yet temperatures average at an acceptable 45 degrees, while in July, they rise to an average of 91 degrees, which means Metairie’s seniors aren’t subjected to temperature extremes like many of their peers across the country.
- Figures published by Neighborhood Scout show property crime in Metairie to be above the norm by almost 6%. However, it also reveals crimes involving violence to be less frequent than normal. The chances of being a victim in Metairie are 1 in 326, compared to 1 in 182 for the rest of Louisiana. Seniors concerned about crime may also like to know that many assisted living facilities include surveillance equipment and additional security measures as standard.
- Jefferson Council on Aging operates a transportation service Mondays to Fridays, between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. It’s available to members and uses wheelchair-accessible lift-equipped vehicles to transport seniors around many locations in the county. All drivers are trained in CPR and supplied with radios to ensure continuous contact with the base in case of emergencies.
- Several hospitals are only minutes from Metaire’s seniors, including East Jefferson General Hospital and Tulane Lakeside Hospital. The area is also well-served by a large number of medical professionals registered to treat Medicare beneficiaries.
Paying for Assisted Living in Metairie
The average fee for an assisted living placement in Metairie is $4,163 per month. The 2020 Genworth Cost of Care Survey also reveals the area’s costs are above the norm for Louisiana — which is $3,639 — but below the national average of $4,300. When compared to nearby cities, Metairie is the most costly. In Hammond, the average is $2,900, while in Baton Rouge, it’s $3,618, and in Houma, $3,049
The Cost of Assisted Living in Nearby Cities
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
The most affordable type of senior care in Metairie is offered by adult day centers, which typically charge $1,235 for their services. Home and home health care agencies both average fees of $3,909, despite the latter also providing basic medical support from registered nurses and therapists. Assisted living, though more costly than home care, offers accommodation with care for $4,163, a difference of only $254 per month — which can be offset by the senior no longer paying for their own property. Nursing homes charge the highest fees of all, typically $6,388 for a private room — although a semiprivate room can be had for $5,931.
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
Nursing Home Facility (private room)
Note: Care cost data for Metairie was not available, so data for the closest city, New Orleans, was used instead.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Metairie
Louisiana offers several Medicaid Waivers and other programs, including the Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, the Community Choices Waiver, and Long-Term Personal Care Services, that might be useful for senior citizens.
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in Louisiana page.
More Ways to Pay for Assisted Living
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:
- Veterans Benefits
- Life Insurance Policy
- Long-Term Care Insurance
- Reverse Mortgage
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page.
Free Assisted Living Resources in Metairie
Metairie’s seniors can access a wealth of resources aimed at supporting them through their later years. The resources listed here include help for seniors who are in dispute with their care provider and senior veterans who need assistance with medical issues. There are also details of how to give back to the community and ways to meet and socialize with new friends among Metairie’s older residents.
The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is a free service provided to seniors in Louisiana's residential care communities. Ombudsmen are typically volunteers who regularly visit communities to discuss care with residents, ensure they're aware of their rights and investigate any complaints they may have with their quality of care. These can conclude concerns over transfers, the quality of the food, the frequency of housekeeping services and general concerns about welfare.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs helps U.S. military veterans and their dependents identify and apply for the local, state and federal benefits to which they're entitled. The department's officers may also be able to help vets who qualify for service-specific support, such as the VA AId and Attendance benefit. Vets with greater levels of need, such as those dealing with memory loss, may also be able to get help entering a VA purpose-built home.
RSVP is a national program operated locally by Jefferson Parish. Its purpose is to connect seniors who want to offer their spare time to nonprofit organizations that rely on the help of volunteers to fulfill their purposes. Voluntary work can cover a wide spectrum of help, such as instructing others on skills the senior picked up during their working years and assisting with services that need delivery drivers, such as Meals on Wheels.
Jefferson Council on Aging provides numerous services for seniors in and around Metairie. It operates several senior centers, enabling older residents to participate in a wide range of activities focused on physical and mental well-being. There are also legal services to provide seniors with advice and advocacy on noncriminal matters.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Metairie
Metairie-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Louisiana are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page for more information about these laws.
