Plein de Vie Estates
306 Woodrich Lane, Lafayette, LA 70507
5.0
(3)
Plein de Vie Estates is a unique, one-of-a-kind care home in Lafayette, Louisiana and Acadiana's first truly residential alternative to assi...
There are 13 assisted living facilities in Lafayette, LA and several assisted living facilities nearby. The average cost of assisted living in Lafayette, LA is $3,400 per month.
306 Woodrich Lane, Lafayette, LA 70507
5.0
(3)
Plein de Vie Estates is a unique, one-of-a-kind care home in Lafayette, Louisiana and Acadiana's first truly residential alternative to assi...
308 Sidney Martin Road,, Lafayette, LA 70507
4.4
(9)
Courtyard Assisted Living has been family owned and operated since 1985 and is conveniently located in Lafayette, LA. We are more than a sen...
215 West Farrel Rd., Lafayette, LA 70508
4.2
(44)
Brookdale Lafayette (formerly Emeritus at Lafayette)offers a homelike setting and cheerful smiles from our professional staff who greet you ...
601 Verot School Road, Lafayette, LA 70508
4.4
(9)
Garden View Assisted Living is a family-owned and operated senior living community that offers carefree, luxury-apartment living along with ...
203 Rue Fontaine, Lafayette, LA 70508
4.3
(8)
Rosewood offers spacious apartment designs from which to choose, and for your added safety and peace of mind. Apartments are equipped with a...
Reviewer RC#0214e
4.0
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March 7, 2021
My parents love Courtyard Retirement & Assisted Living. At first, the $5100 a month seemed awfully expensive, but when you break it down for two people, you are looking at about $2600 a month. They have a private pond in the back where one of the nurses will take my dad out to go fishing for a while, and he really loves that. He is ninety-one and has been a sportsman all his life. In general, everything seems to be fine. They got an apartment with two bedrooms and two baths, so there is plenty of room for them, and they like it. Mama was wondering about the beauty parlor and I told her, "All you have to do is go in there," but of course you have to make an appointment first. I've heard from them that they both like the food, too. My mom likes to walk, and the way that this place is built, she can turn around and do as much walking as she wants and still be inside, since they can't go outside due to the pandemic. It's shaped like a big square with places along the way and a whole bunch of windows where they can look outside while walking. There is also a courtyard where she can sit down and look outside.
Cindy
4.0
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January 21, 2021
We visited Brookdale Lafayette. My sister-in-law liked it. If she chooses to make a change, that will probably be the one she selects. I'm not really pleased with the lack of room in the rooms, but all the facilities now are very small, and I wouldn't like it for myself. The staff members were very nice. I didn't particularly like the room because most of them did not have separate bedrooms, but it may have been just the ones that we saw. We saw a couple of rooms where there were clients, and those rooms were just small. It depends on how active you are, but if it were me, I wouldn't like it as far as not having a living area to entertain my friends separate from a bedroom. My sister-in-law would be pretty much independent care, but it would be with some assistance.The staff was very pleasant, very helpful, and very nice.
Kristie
4.0
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June 29, 2019
Brookdale Lafayette is good. It needs some updates but they're working on it. The staff who met with me was very good. The rooms need to be updated, although the space was okay. The place was very clean. They have transportation, barber shop, and activities.
Richard
3.0
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January 31, 2018
Brookdale Lafayette's rooms were very small and set up with a very tiny living room that runs into the living room and bathroom, so it wasn't a comfortable setting for two people. The place wasn't appropriate for my and wife's activity level because most of the people were less mobile than my wife and I would like. The girl named Rachel was extremely helpful and a lovely person to work with, so people who have her are lucky. The staff was excellent. We were treated extraordinarily well. A lot of the activities they had were very sedentary, like puzzles and reading. It wasn't a very active community, which was the biggest negative. Instead of having individual areas for activities, they had a widening in the hallway, and people's rooms opened onto where the activity area was. They had a very small chapel area and a library area that was set up basically the same way.
The median cost of assisted living in Lafayette for a single-occupancy apartment is $3,400/month (Genworth - 2018). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.
Situated 35 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico on the banks of the Vermilion River, Lafayette is home to just over 110,000 people. Dedicated to preserving the area’s rich French heritage, many residents still speak Cajun French, a dialect of French that was introduced to the area more than 200 years ago.
Lafayette experiences a humid, subtropical climate with average temperatures ranging from warm in the winter to hot in the summer. Assisted living in Lafayette provides a uniquely historic retirement experience for seniors.
In addition to all the trappings of a major city such as shopping malls, delicious eateries and expansive museums, it is the city’s preservation of its rich heritage that makes Lafayette truly special. Downtown Lafayette is the historic center of the city as well as the hub for civics, culture and business. Art lovers can view rotating collections of regional artists in Downtown’s Arts & Cultural District. Cajun music and art is often celebrated during the annual Zydeco Festival. Seniors enjoying assisted living in Lafayette are never without something new and exciting to do.
Residents of
assisted living in Lafayette
can gather to meet new friends and have fun at one of two
senior centers
in the city. The Greenhouse offers enriching and educational programs such as movie screenings, Bingo games, line dances, computer classes and more. The Rosehouse provides health and wellness services including exercise classes, workout facilities and health talks. Seniors may also indulge their creative side at the city-run Senior Art Studio which offers classes in painting, ceramics and other arts and crafts.
Residents of assisted living in Lafayette enjoy high quality medical care in this beautiful and scenic city. Lafayette General Medical Center is the largest acute-care medical facility in the area. Founded in 1911, the 321-bed hospital offers a wide range of medical services including specialized facilities for cancer care, chronic care, rehabilitation services and stroke.
Lafayette Transit operates a robust public bus system transporting seniors to and from a community of assisted living in Lafayette to anywhere within the city limits. All buses are ADA accessible with wheelchair lifts and spaces as well as kneeling technology to make it easier to get on and off the bus. Seniors also receive discounted fares on all public buses. Seniors who choose assisted living in Lafayette experience a refreshing lifestyle in this beautiful and tranquil city. To see a list of local senior housing options, visit our Lafayette Assisted Living page. Written by senior housing writing staff.
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