Memory Care Communities in Bossier City, LA

The Columns of Bossier City is licensed for 60 residents for assisted living services. Located on campus at The Columns of Bossier City assisted living residence is The Cottage, our secured memory support residence. The Columns of Bossier City and The Cottage provide a full spectrum of services, care and activities for all residents. At The Columns of Bossier City, hospitality is the primary focus of all employees. Team members, many of whom have been with the community for numerous years, cater to each resident’s personal needs making gracious service a way of life. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Louisiana Deparment of Health Adult Residential Care Directory

"My mother will be moving into Brookdale Bossier City, and they were very nice and very helpful. We haven't moved in yet, but I liked the daily routines they have. I like that they have somebody on call 24 hours a day. There's someone there, and they have a nurse there. They seem to have good food, so we'll take it from there and see how it goes. They are redoing a room for her. They're putting in new carpet and paint."

"I toured Brookdale Shreveport. I was really impressed with the way the place looked and with the people that were there. Somebody that I knew was staying there, and she was happy as she could be. So I had a really good impression of the place. The people were nice. The place was really nice. The staff members were wonderful. I really liked the people there, and that would have been my first choice."

"My mother-in-law was in The Blake at Bossier City for three years so I know it well. She was in their memory unit before she passed this year. What stood out to me was their personnel. They were very accommodating and took very good care of our mother during the time she was there. Their staff was awesome. They're polite and professional, and they take care of all of her needs. It's a beautiful place, well-kept, and clean. For three years, we never had a negative experience with them. It's costly but they're comparable to everything else around the area. We have tried their food as we have dined there with our mother more than once, and for an institutional kind of food, I'd say it was good. She did some of their activities like bingo and crafts. They had a very nice schedule of activities for the residents. The place has common areas. The assisted living side has 1-bedroom apartments and the memory side just has bedrooms with a bath, and a common area for dining. It was a very nice living accommodation for anybody. I could live there myself. They are top-of-the-line."

"Montclair Park Assisted Living is the best place I have found in the Shreveport area. They're just great. Mom is already a resident there. They're real apartments, and they're all great. The staff is fantastic. She's only been there a couple of weeks. They have a chapel and a garden, and they have live music daily. They have a movie theater. They have transportation. They bring them to doctor's appointments and you can meet them there. If you can't make it, they'll take them to the doctor's appointments and then take them back. The building is beautiful. They've got two lakes with swans. It's fantastic. The activities are great. They are animal friendly there as well."

"The Chateaus at Montclaire has been really good. They're beautiful. Everybody is extremely nice. The day shift is wonderful. There are a lot of people that have been there a long time and they're really good. They're just short-handed, most on evening shift, and it's not their fault. They have the same problems that people everywhere else are having, whichever industry it may be. They have an RN that does the meds and different levels of nurses aides. The one that's in charge of my sister is excellent. She's there during the day. She was able to even bathe her in the bed and move her into a shower seat and wash her hair. They are good to change her, too. They have a button they put around the people's necks that they push when they need help. If she's complaining a lot, I can just walk right to the receptionist and they get me help right away. They've been nice to her and she likes them. The food looks really good. She has a refrigerator in her room where we can put things in there. If she runs out of diaper and things, they have an extra that they'll use until we can replace what we need to. They've got two cafeteria areas and the one on my sister's side is big. There's musicians that play music that older people would like, bingo games, a little movie theater, ice cream day, and crafts."