Metairie Heights

Metairie Heights sits in well-kept neighborhood locations and has both private and semi-private rooms, so folks can have their own space or share with someone, and what's good is those rooms come with furnishings if folks don't want to bring their own things, and bathrooms are ADA compliant with safety features for getting around safely, plus the residences all have monitored security, fire systems, and automatic sprinklers. The facility has 24-hour supervision and care, with staff like a wellness coordinator and a music therapy department, plus home health, hospice, and therapy agencies often come in to help. There's RN medication assistance, along with care for those with high medical needs, diabetes, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, and incontinence support, so it covers many health needs, and staff will manage medicine and help with things like transferring, ambulation, bathing, dressing, and grooming. Folks staying short-term need respite care and that's available, so both long-term living and shorter stays can happen, and everyone gets three meals a day and snacks, sometimes called gourmet family dining or just home-cooked meals, but they're freshly made. If you like pets, there's pet therapy sessions, and regular aromatherapy, too, plus daily music therapy activities led by dedicated staff, and an activities coordinator puts together things like social activities, exercise classes, and entertainment to keep people engaged. Families can visit and talk openly with staff, since they aim to work closely with them in decision-making, and each resident's care is designed around their personal needs. The place is handicap accessible, offers Wi-Fi, good laundry and linens service, and housekeeping, so folks don't have to worry about chores. Memory care service is available for those who need safe housing and help with confusion or wandering, and all this goes under state license 2203781951, so Metairie Heights tries to make life safe, active, and comfortable without making a fuss or adding extras people don't actually need.