Anderson at Summerfield sits in Slidell, LA, as part of a larger network that supports seniors with several care options including assisted living, memory care, independent living, and nursing home services, so families can get the type of support that fits what their loved one needs right now, and they have a dedicated community website that gives a lot of clear information about how things work, daily routines, costs, staff, and you can even set up a tour or meeting through the site without hassle. People rate Anderson at Summerfield a full 5 stars, with verified reviews from real residents and visitors, and you can see published prices for studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, with each unit coming with features like a personal mailbox, in-room heating and cooling controls, and emergency call systems, including a fall prevention system to help keep everyone safer. The grounds stay well kept, the building has open, bright common rooms filled with artwork and natural light, and inviting courtyards and patios where pets are welcome with residents and families can visit comfortably, and the staff-including nurses, aides, and caregivers-work around the clock so someone is always available.
For those needing memory care, the community has a secure living area with protected spaces designed for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, offering daily cognitive activities and a "Living in the Memories" approach, and staff update care plans at least every three months or more often to adjust to any changes, making sure each person's likes, dislikes, and needs are respected, all while helping everyone stay engaged and active through structured programs and a daily social calendar that has everything from educational classes to entertainment and outings. Restaurant-style dining brings three home-cooked meals each day, with options to pick up food or have it brought to the room, and there's Wi-Fi throughout so folks can stay in touch with family, along with fitness and activity programs that include social, mental, and emotional activities to help people keep connected and moving. Families often mention the Southern hospitality atmosphere, and each resident gets an individualized Plan of Service created by the staff and family, reviewed often and adjusted if health needs change. Options for companionship and non-medical help are available for seniors who want to stay in their own apartments, too.
Anderson at Summerfield also allows pets, which many people appreciate, and the team says they work hard to keep their approach flexible, making adjustments according to what each resident wants, whether that's more independence or more help. Housekeeping, concierge service, and 24-hour emergency help are built into daily life, so residents, no matter what level of care they need, get support in a way that keeps them comfortable, respected, and as independent as possible in a safe, friendly setting.
