St. Joseph Nursing Home

St. Joseph Nursing Home

New Orleans Louisiana, United States
3.5 on Google · 96 reviews

About St. Joseph Nursing Home

St. Joseph Nursing Home, also known as St. Joseph of Harahan, provides skilled nursing care in the Harahan area near New Orleans. The community focuses on nursing home care for seniors who need ongoing support with daily living and health needs in a residential setting. Families considering St. Joseph of Harahan are often looking for a setting described as warm and welcoming, where residents can settle in and feel at home rather than simply receiving care. This may suit older adults who require a higher level of nursing support than can be managed at home, as well as spouses or adult children seeking a community-based alternative to independent living. Those researching options for a parent or partner are encouraged to contact St. Joseph of Harahan directly to confirm specific details about daily routines, dining, activities, and visiting policies, as well as current availability and admissions requirements.

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Located in Harahan near New Orleans

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  • Christina McKee 7 months ago

    If you love/value the lives that are in your family that must go into a nursing home/ Rehabilitation center/ retirement home DON'T SEND THEM TO THIS PLACE! Compassionate is NOT in their vocabulary I lost my aunt and mother last Nov/Dec. I knew from the get go that my aunt went there to pass away in what I thought was going to be a decent place since I had to make sure my own young children were taking care of in state 1300 miles away. My aunt went there for hospice care and was treated with so much discomfort and disrespect in her days leading up to her death. The staff made comments while visiting family were saying there goodbyes that they bet she isn't in pain ( I guarantee she was, she was on the highest doses of pain meds she could have so she could be somewhat comfortable) the staff didn't keep her clean, diapers were always soaked, bed sore never got the attention it needed, and while I was in the room 1 day before her death the staff man handled her smashing her face into the beds arm rail while changing her. I complained, yelled, wrote emails and letters, pleaded with staff to do better but nothing changed. She died the next day after that and of course it was heartbreaking but 80 to 90% of the staff are horrible. The good staff you do get are over worked and under paid. my mom, she got there and had the same treatment. Diapers stayed dirty, bathing was a hassle for the staff because there is only 1 machine that helps lift bodies onto the bath bed. Why does a facility that size only have 1 machine that does that when people are paying thousands of dollars to stay there? My mom and my aunt countless times said the food is like a jello consistency plate of pig slop. ( I've seen it its like a TV dinner that is expired). My aunt and mom were literally across the hall from each other and could hear each other crying out in pain and both screamed for help when on the phone with me and family. Sadly they were not the only ones who needed help. My moms room ma

  • Holly Faucheaux 5 months ago

    My mother went into this facility after a fall. She was sent for rehab. She went the minimum days, was left with a bladder infection, unable to walk, not a proper diet for her condition. She was frequently left in a chair for hours( had to call on her cell so we could get someone to move her). We chose to take her home after the minimum amount of time, but they chose to not apply for more rehab. We paid private sitters. Her doctor treated her for a bladder infection, and after a month of home health and proper food, she is walking again and living on her own. We were supposed to pay a copay for the”extra” 2 days she was there per our contract and Humana(they lied about days counted), we paid the copay- but they decided they wanted “private” pay… I’ve now reported them to the state. They refuse to talk to us and gave harassed us for extra money, even though we paid what was owed. They were absolutely awful. There were a couple good employees, but the vast majority were disrespectful and uncaring…do not recommend for anyone. And the place reeked of urine. In the rehab center. If they tried to convince my mom to stay if she had to, they did an awful job. Answer to standard response to all their bad reviews: Thanks for your standard BS response. If you really would like to correct this, why doesn’t Diane Floyd, the manager, call me or my brother back or answer our letters, or is conveniently out if we show up? After 2 months, we are tired of the harassment for payment not owed, but lack of talking to us after we voiced concerns while she was there and after she was there.

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  • D Kennedy 6 months ago

    I would not recommend this Place They basically put the patient in the room and that’s it. My mama was dehydrated. Her roommate passed away from dehydration when I told them she needs to go to the hospital because something‘s not right. She ended up on life-support then got sent back to St Joseph and passed away within 13 hours. It took the doctors three weeks to sign the death certificate. So if you love your loved ones, I don’t recommend this place

  • Sarah Nash 7 months ago

    Hindsight is 20/20, and google reviews don’t lie. The first red flag should have been the rude front desk receptionist (even answering the phone she’s rude) The 2nd red flag was the nurse caring for my father( Kristen) I’m Name dropping. my first impression, she seemed nice. I was wrong, she was dismissive of questions and concerns, and punted things that could have been done right then to the Aid Delaying patient needs for hours. What really got under my skin, my dad was there for less than 24 hours, he requires urostomy supplies, I had them at home not a big deal to bring and have as back up. I walked in to his room to him being soaked in urine and her standing there taking his vitals acting like him being soaked in urine wasn’t a big deal her words, “they didn’t tell me” I have to wait for the Aid. I should not have to be changing his bag at all, and had to change it because she wasn’t educated about it, he also had a pillow over his face and she’s just standing there nonchalantly. I don’t care how the pillow got there. Common sense I would have taken it off his face.Kristen was extremely rude to me, the same night all this happened, she walked over to his roommate began taking his vitals, she turned her head over her shoulder asked me to “hit the light” the room was dark, I thought she meant the lights in the room, the bulbs were out so they didn’t come on. I let her know they aren’t working, she all but spit green pea soup when she replied with her nasty snarling attitude-“ I meant the call light, but whatever” That right there set the tone for ever interaction I had with her after that. She was not to be trusted! Briana was the Aid she truly showed compassion and willingness to learn. My advice to her is get out of that facility. You won’t grow in your career here. Social worker came into his room, she didn’t have his demographic information correct, she started talking to his roommate, he corrected her that’s my name. She said out loud, they have you wrong i

  • Aline Bianchini 7 months ago

    The dietary department is atrocious! When meals are brought to residents they are always cold. Often they serve grits and eggs without butter. The waffles a d pancakes are obviously frozen. They don't warm them properly, they taste like they were defrosted and just thrown on breakfast plates. Lunch and dinner plates are usually inedible. They are too heavily salted or overly spicy. While the dietician made notes on meal preferences, they have consistently ignored requests. Even staff members don't like to request alternative meals because the dining room staff is hostile and rude.

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Phone on Google
(504) 738-7676
Address on Google
405 Folse St, Harahan, LA 70123, USA
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