Colonial Oaks Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Bossier City, LA. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.0 out of 5 from 8 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.

Colonial Oaks Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation

bossier city, LAMedicare Certified

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Medicare Certified

Medicaid Certified

Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company

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Location & Directions

Address

4921 Medical Drive

Bossier City, LA

Bossier County

Service Area

This nursing home is located in Bossier County and serves residents in the LA area.

Note on Service Area

Service availability may vary by location. Contact this facility directly to confirm service availability in your specific location.

Industry Benchmark Comparison

Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes

Overall RatingFacility: 1.0 / Industry Avg: 3.0

⚠ Below average

Health Inspection RatingFacility: 1.0 / Industry Avg: 3.0

⚠ Below average

Staffing RatingFacility: 1.0 / Industry Avg: 3.0

⚠ Below average

Chain Affiliation

PRIORITY MANAGEMENT

Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization

RN Hours per Resident DayFacility: 0.10 / Industry Avg: 0.75

⚠ Below average (higher is better)

All Nursing Staff Hours per Resident DayFacility: 3.17 / Industry Avg: 2.5

✓ Above average (higher is better)

All Nursing Staff Turnover RateFacility: 72.7% / Industry Avg: 35%

⚠ Above average (lower is better)

Google Reviews

3
8 reviews
Teri Jackson

Teri Jackson

Know this for a fact. The patients that can't get up and go to the bathroom have their diapers changed twice daily. The daytime CNAs get the patients up and clean them after they have laid in their own waste be it urine or stool ALL NIGHT. After they are changed in the morning they don't get changed again until about 7pm. The concern for these elderly people is horrible. Unfortunately I think ALL skilled nursing aka nursing homes are this wsy. The CNAs do not care.

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debra yurchick

debra yurchick

My dear friend Carla has been here for a good while, it took almost 4 months before she found a place where she was comfortable and fit in, she loves it here and so does her family and myself.. The staff is literally her family, these Nurses and CNA are angles in our eyes .. Class act all the way

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Deborah Piper

Deborah Piper

My Mom was is this facility for rehab after her stroke. The rehab is excellent! (thanks Lydia) The rehab nurses are extremely tentative and super friendly. Mom received intense therapy 5 days a week, for multiple times a day. This was the best therapy after a stroke. Even in the mist of this major pandemic, she continued to receive excellent care. We are proud to say, she graduated from rehab today. We can’t thank the staff enough for making her stronger to leave the facility. The administration here is awesome! The director of nursing (don) addressed everyone of my concerns (And I had a lot) and always let us know how much she cared for us and our happiness. Jo is the mother of the place, she surrounds you with comfort and ensures your happiness. Robin welcomes us while we were in the hospital and continued to make sure we were happy. Jamie made sure I got my nanny cam hooked up so I could check in Mom every day (multiple times a day). The RN nurses take calls and answer questions. The CNAs are HARD WORKERS and should receive medals for all they do. Don’t get me wrong, there are some better than others. But for the most part, they do there best. A couple of the CNAs formed a special relationship With Mom, especially Renee. The facility is clean, the maintenance guy (thanks Mike) fixed anything that went wrong, the kitchen handled mom’s special diet and always made sure she had OJ. They handled all her Landry needs, showered three times a week) this place sure took care of my Mom and we will be forever thankful. If someone asks if I’d recommend this place, hands down I would definitely say YES. If you go, meet with administrator, get a nanny cam, and visit a lot (once things open back up). Thank you Colonial Oaks!

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Stacey Martin

Stacey Martin

My dad has been here over a year. This has been the best place, the nursing staff is on top of everything. It doesn't smell! And everyone is great.

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Julie Bohannan

Julie Bohannan

If you truly love your family member and want the best care possible in their last years... please do not send them here.... the building and rooms are pretty and they know exactly what to say to bring you in but the care is horrible... and their ability to offer hospice care is non existent. They are at the facility strictly for a paycheck and care very little for the comfort of your loved one. If I could give negative stars... I would. My moms belongings were taken, she had several falls from neglect and went from talking and trying to get better to hospice in 2 month in their care...if I could change anything... I would never have let my mom go there....we did get her out of there and she is spending her last days in a beautiful serene place with family around her. Moving her was the best decision we could have made. Update... my mom passed away 36 hours after moving from this horrid place. I truly believe she would still be here if we had never placed her here...

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Contact Tips

Best Time to Call

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Medicare Certified

This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.

In an Emergency

For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.