Chateau de Notre Dame Assisted Living is a senior living community located in Uptown New Orleans in a gated community adjacent to historic Notre Dame Seminary. The facility offers a range of apartment options, including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Residents have access to various common spaces such as courtyards, a library, a salon, dining areas, a chapel, and multiple other communal areas.
Established in 1994, CommCare Corporation, a Louisiana-based non-profit organization, owns and operates Chateau de Notre Dame Assisted Living. Their mission is to provide person-centered transitional care throughout the care continuum. The community is dedicated to creating a comfortable and peaceful environment that promotes engagement, dignity, and respect for all residents.
Chateau de Notre Dame Assisted Living offers a wide array of activities and amenities for residents to enjoy. These include trips out in the community, life enrichment activities, salon services, fitness centers, cafes, libraries, and social gatherings. Volunteers play an integral role in enhancing the resident experience by sharing their passions with the community.
Residents at Chateau de Notre Dame Assisted Living are actively involved in shaping the community through the Resident Council and various committees. Popular amenities include the salon, socials, religious services, entertainment, arts and crafts activities, games, and classes. The dining experience is overseen by a chef and offers seasonal menu selections with featured hors d'oeuvres and craft beverages.
For residents requiring assistance with daily living activities, Chateau de Notre Dame Assisted Living offers different levels of support through service plans. Tier One provides independent living with housekeeping, laundry, transportation to medical appointments, and elegant dining. Tier Two offers more extensive assistance with activities of daily living and health monitoring by nurses. Additionally, short-term nursing and rehabilitation services are available on campus for residents needing additional care.