Alzheimer’s Care and Behavioral Health run as named services at Lady of the Oaks Retirement Manor. Both address what happens when dementia arrives with something else attached. A resident can have congestive heart failure and dementia at once; the family then looks for two things in one building, and this Lafayette home carries those for 137 beds.
Memory care supplies supervised support for a resident whose judgment about safety has become unreliable. Nursing home care handles the rest.
Hospice and palliative care go after comfort and symptoms. Pain a resident can no longer report has to be looked for rather than waited on. A licensed nurse on the floor at every hour means an overnight change gets assessed rather than written down in the morning.
Nursing time amounts to 3 hours and 22 minutes per resident per day. Rehabilitation services are available, and a beauty salon operates on-site. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted. The area scores 49 for walkability, so bring a car.













