Sunrise at Siegen took care of my father, who was suffering from Dementia/Alzheimer's, during the…read morelast years of his life. The director, Lisa, and her caregiver staff in the Reminiscence section are wonderful people who really care about their residents. The facilities are comfortable and clean, with a real "homey" atmosphere. I don't think there is a better dementia care facility in Baton Rouge.

From the owner: At Sunrise at Siegen, we take a holistic approach to senior care, where everything we do has our…read moreresidents' specific wants and needs at its core. From support and peace of mind to personalized programming, we focus on your individual wellness and well-being so you can live exactly how you please. For more than 35 years, we've been committed to providing seniors the best possible support, rooted in the latest research and theories of aging.

Amanda, Brittany, Tammy, the Chef, the maintenance team, and all staff persons we met were…read moreprompt, efficient, welcoming, and amazingly helpful. We appreciate every kind, tolerant, and thoughtful assistance we have received. We are looking forward to finally completing our move to The Verandah. It is so nice to have folks who are patient and understanding to help us as we move to our new home. Betty A.

Very piss poor management. Staff does not take care of your loved one very well. If they have…read moredementia good luck with this place. Our father was left with a dirty toilet, filthy sheets, you had to beg them to get him a shower. Also you pay over $5000 a month and they still make you supply his toilet paper. WTH.

All is great as long as you are independent and do not require the attention or care from staff…read more Once you need care in the " wealth and hellness facility" ( as termed by residents) you see quite a difference Management is rude, staffing is minimal and inept, food was horrible, facilities we're dirty. Patients are left for hours with no attention.Do not leave your loved one there with the expectation that because you are paying a fortune they are getting exceptional care. . I had to pull my loved one out ....have never been so disgusted . I am an RN and would not recommend this facility to anyone I care about. They are more concerned with aesthetics of the independent living areas than patient care. Don't be fooled by the chandeliers and new paint ....its all for looks . Never assume you can forget about your loved one thinking they are being cared for. You MUST check on them daily .

The worst place ever to work the management knows nothing about what goes on there the people who…read morework that bunch of things I worked there the management knows nothing roaches rats the carpet there is filthy, most of the equipment is broke it's stuffy and it stinks and the Cynthia is an a******

outstanding company with a amazing team on board. couldn't have picked a better family oriented…read morecompany to assist my family. Thanks a million Wells Assisted Care!

From the owner: Providing affordable Assistance to those in needread more

As a nurse on the Memory Care Unit, I can tell you first hand we love our residents and their…read morefamilies. We take our job seriously and have a passion for making their lives the best it can be. We provide quality care and maintain a safe and clean environment for your loved ones.

Unfortunately I had to place my father in a nursing home due to Alzheimer's. Fortunately I found…read moreAudubon Guest House. It's always spotless, the staff from nursing to housekeeping are always attentive. They try their best to keep the patients in the dementia ward occupied. They have activities including church services. I'm always informed and up to date on dads condition. If you have a loved one that needs extra care, go talk to them!

My mother has lived at The Vincent for 1.5 years. The campus is beautiful and on the outside well…read moremaintained. From a business perspective, however, it leaves much to be desired. Maintenance, housekeeping and kitchen staff are a Revolving door. Thus, there is no consistency. The management staff is young and inexperienced. Concerns are generally dismissed and communication is poor. Having meals provided was a big draw for us in choosing The Vincent. The menus are not tailored for any special health concerns, ie diabetes, dairy intolerance, etc. It is not unusual to wait in the dining hall an hour to be served a meal. Complaints fall on deaf ears. For almost 2 years we have waited for the problems to be corrected. There are choices for Senior living in Lafayette. I would look elsewhere.

The facility is beautiful and new. They have had many many issues fully opening due to covid…read more I've been trying to be patient and understanding for these reasons. But I'm now tired of paying this money and not getting what we pay for. The Food is terribly unhealthy. All carbs, covered in butter, cream and cheese - EVERYTHING - even the salads. Every soup is cream based. My mother is lactose intolerant, as are 6% of population - and higher if you are older - and many don't know it. Feeding these elderly people this diet - when they ALL have know issues with their cardiac function and brain function (alzheimers or dementia) is just a crime. There is no certified dietician. They have been thru 3-4 chefs and this person knows nothing about healthy meals. For 5 mos - my mother has had to skip meals all together because not one thing was dairy free. Then even WORSE, is they will lie to her and tell her it's dairy free - and she eats it and is sick all night long. Secondly - the brochure advertises a FLEET of beautiful town cars for their transportation. There is ONE towncar... it was wrecked 2 mos ago and sat wrecked in their parking lot for a month and is now finally in the shop. That leaves my mother with 2 busses, one which she cannot climb into. Be aware the busses only run daytime. They stop taking calls at 5pm. So if they want to go anywhere after 5:00, there is no transportation. And you must call 24hrs in advance to get a ride. For what reason? If the car is available, why can't you call and request on the spot? All designed to discourage the very thing they committed to providing. My mother had a completely paid for house before moving in the Vincent. The REASON we moved in is for her to have meals, transportation and socialization. This has gone on long enough. The move in date, for people living in temporary accommodations, has been pushed and pushed and pushed. My mother has had to pay additional storage expense for 5 mos, because they kept pushing and pushing the move in date. Before you sign the contract, they lie about how soon the move in is. Once you sign - the inconvenience and costs are all on the resident - and their concern and compassion evaporates. The ladies in the staff are very accommodating and very compassionate with the residents. The male staff members are like shrewd car salesmen. Be aware if you are considering the Vincent - I would wait a year until this place has ironed out the kinks. We are paying an exhorbitant amount, and NOT getting what we are paying for. I'm having to do way more for my Mom now - than before she moved. I'm having to cook for her, drive her places, grocery shop and run errands and take her to the Dr. So do not fall for the sales pitch. This place will not be fully operational for many months to come.