
Chateau De Notre Dame
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Assisted Living Reviews for Chateau De Notre Dame
July 24, 2022
I visited this facility
We looked at Chateau De Notre Dame. It's very, very nice and very well-kept. There are people everywhere. It's a Catholic organization. There's a really nice chapel there that they can go in and pray any time they want. They also have services. It's a very spiritual facility. It looks like everyone is very caring. The staff are very helpful. The one who assisted us (I don't know her name), but she's pretty much in charge of that section. She took us on the tour and gave all the information. We went back to her office and sat down, and she talked about everything a little bit further. She was very in depth. She gave more information that my friend would need as she would decide on that kind of stuff. It was way too costly.
One time I went there, they had a big group of Catholic high school kids that were playing games. They were doing some kind of bingo games or guessing games. Each patient looked like they had one or two teenagers assigned to them. They had a person leading the games in the front, and they were all having a ball. They were having a lot of fun and a lot of interaction with the teenagers. Another time I came in and there was music; there was someone playing the piano and singing. I looked at their calendar, and they have a full calendar. They do pedicures, manicures, and haircuts. It looks like they can schedule you into anything you want to do or able to do.
The room was nicely set up, and it looks like they take safety to the hilt as far as that goes. They have the bars and the handicapped things in the room. They don't have anything but a microwave and a refrigerator because they provide three meals a day with the plan.
It was nice, but I'm just not impressed with apartment living, and that's a huge place. It's very big. For $5000 a month, it's like 'you've got to be kidding me' for the rooms. There doesn't appear to be anywhere they can actually go outside and get fresh air on a regular basis. It's all building. That would be the biggest drawback I saw. If you're going to be paying all this money, at least have a way where you can go outside sometimes and get out of the building. All I saw outside in the front was where people would wait for their rides (for the people to pick them up, drop them off or whatever). They take people back and forth to their doctors; they do that kind of stuff. I only saw a small area they could sit in their wheelchairs or whatever outside in the front of the building. It's all gated, and it's safe. There was not much room for just to sit out and enjoy some fresh air with some trees or anything like that. It's too much concrete, and just nothing much there.
December 08, 2019
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
The efficiently arranged living area is spacious. The tiny balconies provide lovely vistas and give plant loving residents ability to care for a few plants.
Chateau Care professionals have been tender, respectful, and honoring of our adjusting senior residents.
The wealth of activities encourage our residents maintain their physical, mental, and catholic traditions.
The end of life services Chateau provided supported our loved ones in such a genuine manner. I’m so comforted to know Chateau’s lovely settings and relational care continues for my living relative.
Nursing Home Reviews for Chateau De Notre Dame
February 02, 2023
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
I went to visit my friend at Chateau De Notre Dame. It was very nice there. He was there for a 1-week therapy. It was very well equipped. The therapists were excellent and the food was delicious. The rooms were large. The bathrooms were very large to accommodate a wheelchair, which was a plus. The shower was very nice. I liked everything about it. I felt the staff was fine. He was disappointed because he didn't get as much attention as he expected. He would have liked to have all the nurses floating around. He was not able to attend any of the activities. They had a courtyard, and they had several seating areas. It's run by the Catholic Church, so there was mass available and they were visited by a priest. It was an old building, but it was very clean every day.
August 16, 2022
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
I'll advise to not let any family member to choose this facility for their love ones, especially if they aren't able to speak or immobile. Employees have shifted the blame on their colleagues numerous times throughout my Aunt residency. It's so many errors committed daily even with the laundry that's properly marked to the owners.
July 11, 2021
I visited this facility
I visited the Chateau De Notre Dame. It's a very nice, older facility. I really liked that they offered a Catholic mass every day and communion to the residents. They could either go to the chapel or view it in their rooms. It was farther away from my home but closer to my price point. The administrator actually brought me to the room where they provide physical and occupational therapy. I was very impressed with the administrator, who provided the tour himself. He took the time to explain about the facility, he entertained all of my questions, and I did not feel rushed. I feel like he was concerned that I got all the information I really needed to make an informed decision. He also followed up with an email, which I thought was very professional and very accommodating.
August 27, 2017
I visited this facility
We visited Chateau de Notre Dame. It did not have a homey feeling and felt like a hotel in the lobby and elevator. They did not have anyone to welcome us.
July 30, 2011
I am a friend or relative of a resident
We were not happy about putting our elderly parent into a assisted care facility but knew it had to be done. we chose Chateau De Notre Dame based on its location and recommendation of friends. It has worked out better than we have ever expected. the facility is okay. It is well kept and clean, but that is not what stands out the most. It is the people who work in the facility that make it special. they care about the work they do and the people they take care of. they do not just do what is necessary, but make tsure that the residents are enjoying the things that are available. On a recent visit to the facility we found that the residents were being entertained by some boys from a local high school who came and played a variety of music. They said they were members of a builders club and that their teacher was related to someone who worked at the facility. The kids come by on a regular basis to entertain the residents. It was the employees idea to get the kids involved. This type of thinking makes the place much better an more like a family to the residents.
Services and Amenities of Chateau De Notre Dame in New Orleans, Louisiana
Room and housing options
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- Dining Room Shared Meals
Features
- Beauty Barber Shop
- Resident Transportation
- Party Space
- Resident Parking
Cleaning services
- Laundry For Linens
- Housekeeping
- Laundry For Clothing
Health services
- Skilled Nursing
- Physical Therapy
Activities
- Offsite Activities
- Religious Services
Guest services
- Guest Parking
Languages
- English
Medicare
- Health:
- Overall:
- Quality:
- Staff:
- Medicare Provider Number: 195589
- Ownership Type: Non Profit Church Related
- Date Certified: 10/01/2020
General
- Resident Capacity: 171
Range of services
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
About Chateau De Notre Dame in New Orleans, Louisiana
Chateau De Notre Dame is a senior living provider in New Orleans, Louisiana that offers residents Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities. Contact Chateau De Notre Dame for more details on services and rates.
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