Camelot Brookside is a nursing home on Frontage Road in Jennings, Louisiana, in a car-dependent rural area with limited walkable amenities nearby. Owned by Bauder Family Investments, it serves residents needing skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are welcome to give families multiple routes to afford both short-term rehabilitation stays and longer-term care. The 120-bed community has a stable 90 percent occupancy and averages a stay length of 254 days, reflecting a blend of post-acute patients and occupants in ongoing nursing care.
Total daily nursing care averages 3 hours 29 minutes per resident, anchored by registered nurses, nurse aides, and licensed practical nurses working 24/7. The home is staffed nonstop, with a registered nurse on site for 11 minutes per resident daily. Residents can consistently access professional oversight. Short-term rehabilitation and outpatient therapy services form a core part of Camelot Brookside’s focus, making it a pragmatic choice for people recuperating from surgery or a hospital stay who need structured therapy support. The home also offers respite care for families seeking temporary placement during a caregiver’s absence, and provides hospice and palliative care services for occupants approaching end-of-life. Daily life centers on activities that keep residents engaged and connected. The facility organizes movies, musical performances, outings, and birthday celebrations all year. Weekly church services meet the spiritual needs of the community, and residents can access beauty and barber services on site. An on-site chef prepares meals daily that feature homemade Southern favorites like meatloaf, fried catfish, chicken-fried steak, and roast beef with gravy. Rooms have private and semi-private configurations, and all residents have complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen televisions, and cable access. More amenities include a library, private meeting space, housekeeping and laundry services, dietary services, and transportation assistance.
State inspections are conducted by the Department of Health, Health Standards Section, and Camelot Brookside has a steady record of oversight over the past three years.














