The Carrollton New Orleans

They could do more for my mom. I had two simple important requests and both requests have been ignored and not carried through. These requests concern her health and well-being. My mother who is 94, is behind paying her rent. There are issues regarding payment and I wish STEVE in billing would better communicate with family so we could get The Carrollton paid. I thought her rent had been paid. No call from Steve telling me it had NOT been paid. My mother was living independently previous to her move The Carrollton 4.5 months ago. I think she is mostly happy but her decline in 4.5 months is significant.

Visited The Carrollton this morning with a group of classmates who attended Franklin High School, which was on that site. The executive director, Sai Raj Kappari, gave us a tour, and we were SO impressed. Gorgeous facility. Immaculately clean. Beautiful community spaces and fantastic rooms. The artwork throughout is local and amazing! I was not the only one thinking it would be wonderful to live there!

My wife, who has late stage dementia, moved to the Memory Care part of The Carrollton a short while ago. Jen, the person who provided the information about the place and helped with the transition paperwork was great. The physical facility is very clean and very nice. Upon moving the nurses and assistants on the third floor, and in general, have been quite attentive to her needs, very helpful and always friendly. The food is as good as one can expect for such a facility and is heated individually for her once she is ready to eat. Overall there is a calming atmosphere with the other residents seeming content. The price is very competitive with other memory care facilities that cost the same or more with a level of service that is not as high as at The Carrollton. UPDATE: She has been at the Carrollton for almost a year now and my initial positive impressions have not changed, and only been reinforced. She has put on 10 pounds (from 79 pounds to 89 pounds) since she has been here!