Memory Care Communities in Covington, LA

"My mother has moved into Peristyle at Beau West. It used to have another name, Beau Provence, but they changed names. The move-in experience was absolutely wonderful. The staff could not have been any better. They're very professional, caring, and kind. The community is beautiful. It's sunny, spacious, and very nicely decorated. It has beautiful common areas and a very nice courtyard. She has a studio room. It's a really good size with 3 windows, so it's bright and sunny. It has a very nice walk-in closet and a very nice bathroom. The community has studio rooms, 1-bedrooms, and shared ones. My mom moved into a studio in their memory care. They have a beauty salon, numerous activities all day long, and several common areas with large TVs. She hasn't complained about the food at all. I like the way they serve the food."

"Fidelis Northshorez II was a little bit newer than the other place we looked at, and it was gorgeous. The exterior was beautiful, and the inside was wonderful. The owner was great. My experience with them was five-stars. It was different from a commercial, larger place, but that's what I liked about it. It was great. I was impressed."

"Oak Park Village at Hammond is beautiful. My nephew's room is beautiful. Everything is perfect. The services are great. Everybody is sweet. I can't say enough about Oak Park itself. I like the way they're dealing with the virus and the way they're taking precautions with the virus. They're right on target, and they're very good with it. It's really expensive, but the services rendered are really good."

"I like the flexibility that The Phoenix at Hammond has. As far as being able to get my wife out for a short term, if I wanted to, the possibility of having visitors even overnight with my wife, and even the use of the salon, if I wanted my wife to keep her same beautician. We looked at what I believe they called a studio. They were very spacious. It allows a lot of flexibility as far as what furnishings we want to bring in. The layout was nice. It's a nice, secure community environment for my wife if we go that way, which I think most likely we will. The staff was informative. I enjoyed watching them. They were very outward and engaging with other residents. So, that was encouraging."

"My mom is a resident of Anderson at Summerfield Memory Care. I have no complaints. Everything looks awesome, and the staff is fantastic. The marketing person I spoke with was great, and the nursing administrator, everybody. I haven't had any bad experiences from the time I went in and saw the place, got the tour of it, to actually getting her in. Everything went really well; everyone was really kind and helpful, and seemed to understand what her needs would be. It's smaller than where she's coming from, but it's great. They have kitchen, living room, and the bathroom is right in her bedroom; it looks really nice. I wasn't there for her with breakfast, but my brother said breakfast went really well, and her dinner, she actually ate all of it. I was sitting there watching her, she seems to really enjoy it. I think they are too expensive."

"I was impressed. I saw a lot of people living there, and I liked the staff. Everybody was very nice. The place was clean. I think my mom would enjoy living there. They had an exercise area, a library, eating area, games, people come in with a band, and Mardi Gras festivities. There's always something going on."

"I liked Oak Park Village at Slidell better. It was more average. They had fewer rooms. The building was smaller. It was more personable. So, it's like everything was kind of almost on one floor. It seemed lower to middle class, and that was something more of what I was looking for. I didn't see anything that was gross or dirty. It didn't have a smell. The facility was all good. They have a little back patio area. They had a lot of space inside like sitting areas/chair areas for the elderly who weren't that mobile, but the seniors were mostly independent there so it didn't look like a lot of their residents were going to be outside. It was pet-friendly so there was a walking path for their pets."