Chateau Living Center
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Chateau Living Center
Chateau Living Center in Kenner provides a warm and welcoming place of joy and dignity to those who desire a short-term stay of rehabilitation or for those who can no longer safely live alone. Our comprehensive and holistic program of care helps enhance our residents' quality of life and provides them with a place they are proud to call home.
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Our mission is to work together with Professional minds, Merciful hands, and Compassionate hearts to provide excellent resident care. That's our commitment. It always has been. It always will be. The resident always comes first. We seek each resident's highest well-being, focusing on the whole person - body, mind and spirit.
Chateau Living Center provides a wonderful place where our residents are happy, comfortable and cared for. We provide individualized care based on personal preferences. From the expansive Atrium dining room with its soaring ceilings and parklike setting to our individualized plans of care for each resident, we work to create an environment that promotes health and healing.
Our rehabilitation team consists of professionals with an outstanding reputation in our community. We are dedicated to meeting the rehabilitation needs of the residents we treat through patient-focused care, interdisciplinary teamwork, and outcome-oriented programs. Our mission is to work together with integrity, compassion and professionalism to provide excellent resident care.
At Chateau Living Center, we understand that it is the little things that make a home. We have created a loving atmosphere that provides comfort, security and an opportunity for socializing with others in a beautiful and welcoming environment. Our compassionate care and attention to detail help nourish our residents' physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Chateau offers an unparalleled dining experience in "The Atrium, " which is a gardenlike setting with an expansive wide colonnade of live trees, soaring ceilings and skylights to enjoy natural lighting and protection from the elements. Some of our resident rooms have french doors that open into the atrium area.
Reviews (10)
Michael Grinstaff
Michael Grinstaff
Jan 04, 2022
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Never had a problem since my mom has been there every one nice people need to stop bashing that place my mom is happy there if she’s happy I’m happy
Buddy Jones
Buddy Jones
Dec 29, 2021
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Please NEVER put your love ones in this facility. HORRIBLE No one cares. Administration or nursing. My mom just passed away and no one notified the family for 4 hrs. Walked in to this facility and no one informed family she had passed away and we walked in the room to find my mom dead!! No nurse in charge at night. At night it is a free for all, the place runs itself. Mom's room stunk so bad and roommate was in the room next to dead body eating. Please don't go here. ARDINE JONES, FIND ME ON FACEBOOK Also it is true you can not talk to anyone in this facility. They put you on hold and never return
Leila Rad
Leila Rad
Sep 27, 2021
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The worst. They do not answer their phones and since you’re not allowed in the facility due to Covid, it’s impossible to know how your loved ones are really doing. My husband waited on the phone over 25mins when they did answer. He would be placed on hold and that was it! The only way we could talk to our loved one was when he was able to answer his cell phone. We never got updates on him since we weren’t able to speak with staff. The only time they reached out to us was to let us know our family member was getting admitted to the hospital again. We are not having our family member return
Tina Lipps
Tina Lipps
Sep 14, 2020
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If you aren't there to help your loved one, they're helpless. As with many nursing homes, they're usually short-handed. However, they're not neglectful. During COVID, my father has been neglected, losing a lot of weight and developing terrible open wounds. My father can tell me what's going on. I wouldn't want anyone to see some of the ways I found his roommate at times. I'm very sad about the way this has turned out.
Toni Coogan
Toni Coogan
Jul 10, 2020
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I cannot say what happened to my brother because he was not allowed visitors during covid. But he was able to talk to me when he got to the hospital and said he hated it there. He got a bedsore and developed sepsis. Then he died. I know they were overwhelmed but miss my brother very much.
Stephanie Kavanaugh
Stephanie Kavanaugh
Feb 01, 2020
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I can’t imagine any poor souls sent here without family. My mother went without medicine, changing, and even food. She was left in her own bowel movement without being changed, went without pain medicine with advanced stage cancer and they don’t ever bother to bring her food. I was in tears that I actually sent my mother here for such horrible care. I could have brought her to my own home and left her alone all day and she would have received better care this place she be condemned and the doors shut. If I can ever figure out how to report this place to the highest authority for neglect of
It'S. Joshie
It'S. Joshie
Aug 14, 2019
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I used to work at this facility as a CNA for a grand total of 3 months. Some of the workers, nurses and higher ups included, just didn’t care about the care and comfort of the residents. I’m not saying that all the workers are like that, there are some like myself that loved and cared for my residents. On top of the lack of compassion, we, the CNAs especially, were overworked. There would be many days when I would come into work and I would have 40 residents to myself. Some of whom I would have to feed, give bed baths or showers, and turn, on top of changing sheets/making beds, changing residents
Judith Martin
Judith Martin
Jul 08, 2019
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Reminds me of the Navy enlisted barracks in Keflavik, Iceland where I was stationed 1975-1976. I am here for rehab after a right hip replacement. This is too far away from all the activities and people who rely on me in New Orleans. Eventually I expect to be able to return home, to drive my own car again once my treatment is finished here. However, right now the rules are that if I want to travel away from the center, I have to arrange to be picked up by a relative or friend -- which means I have to hope they can fit me into their schedules.
Wanda Cambre
Wanda Cambre
Aug 13, 2018
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If I could leave a negative # of stars I would. This is the most unprofessional, uncaring and uncooperative group of people that I have encountered in a very long time. My father-in-law was admitted to this facility in a bedridden state of health with hospice. He was totally unable to care for himself or to even call for the nurse. He was left in wet diapers, unclothed and without sheets on his bed multiple times. Of course when I would show up they would come clean him up and put sheets on his bed but this would happen again the next day. No-one from the nurses to the janitors were ever able to
James Spears
James Spears
Jun 19, 2017
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I brought my mom in from a trip to the store and told them she urinated on herself and needed to be changed I left and came back 2hrs later and she still had on the wet depends and the sweat shirt and i ask for pain medicine for her and that took 30min it's just a crime what we have to put our love ones through when we can't give them around the clock care. I feel like I'm letting my love one down having her here but it's next to impossible to move them after you chose a place the insurance companies want them at the cheap places it's all about money so sad