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Alpine Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation
2401 North Service Road East, Ruston, LA 71270
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May 25, 2021
My great grandma lives in Alpine Skilled Nursing And Rehabilitation, and I like that they have a single unit room there. Each person has their own room and as far as I can tell, it's roomy. Right now with COVID, we're only allowed in if we get there early and do a rapid test. Thus far, we've been just communicating with her through the window and so far, it's been working. Her room is really nice, and so far she's with a staff that has been good to her. She only had one situation where a lady tried to make her walk, and she couldn't walk because both of her knees have had major surgeries. She had to explain that she was unable to walk and had to show her knees to her. Then the lady said, "Okay." The only thing I didn't like was her approach. I was thinking that naybe because she was a younger person, and sometimes they are a little insensitive, but they could train their CNAs to be more sensitive or when you have a new patient, do a little dig on their history first. Think why they're there for, and what they're able to do. Other than that everything has been fine. There's several activities that they do too, and the activity director is on top of her job. Overall, I think it's a good place because it's spacious and they have more privacy in their rooms. It's almost like a mini-apartment with no kitchenette or anything, yet everything else is right there in her room. It's just a better living situation, and I don't think they feel as isolated and alone there.
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About Alpine Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation in Ruston, Louisiana
Alpine Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation, located in Ruston, LA, offers both memory care and assisted living services. The community provides various apartment options, some of which include living rooms and kitchenettes, contributing to a comfortable living experience.
The community features a range of amenities designed to enrich daily life. Outdoor common areas are available for relaxation or social interaction, and WiFi and internet access help residents stay connected. Communal dining areas create opportunities for shared meals. The community welcomes pets, making it a good choice for pet owners.
Residents can participate in organized activities and programs, such as social events and yoga/stretching sessions. Facilitated field trips and outings offer additional opportunities for socialization and exploration.
In terms of services, Alpine Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation provides general transportation, easing travel for residents. Housekeeping services help maintain clean living spaces. Meal services are included, supporting residents' nutritional needs and simplifying daily routines.
To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Louisiana Deparment of Health Adult Residential Care Directory
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Jo
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May 25, 2021
My great grandma lives in Alpine Skilled Nursing And Rehabilitation, and I like that they have a single unit room there. Each person has their own room and as far as I can tell, it's roomy. Right now with COVID, we're only allowed in if we get there early and do a rapid test. Thus far, we've been just communicating with her through the window and so far, it's been working. Her room is really nice, and so far she's with a staff that has been good to her. She only had one situation where a lady tried to make her walk, and she couldn't walk because both of her knees have had major surgeries. She had to explain that she was unable to walk and had to show her knees to her. Then the lady said, "Okay." The only thing I didn't like was her approach. I was thinking that naybe because she was a younger person, and sometimes they are a little insensitive, but they could train their CNAs to be more sensitive or when you have a new patient, do a little dig on their history first. Think why they're there for, and what they're able to do. Other than that everything has been fine. There's several activities that they do too, and the activity director is on top of her job. Overall, I think it's a good place because it's spacious and they have more privacy in their rooms. It's almost like a mini-apartment with no kitchenette or anything, yet everything else is right there in her room. It's just a better living situation, and I don't think they feel as isolated and alone there.
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