The Suites at Algiers Point

What does Louisiana's license record show for The Suites at Algiers Point?

Yes: LDH's October 2026 Licensed Providers Report lists The Suites at Algiers Point under license #2203784318, and LDH's directory gives it a capacity of 53, smaller than the 95-resident median for the 28 larger ARCPs in the six-parish area.

An ARCP license in Louisiana belongs to one licensee at one address and cannot be sold; this one traces back to May 3, 2012. A new owner must file its own paperwork, which is why the issue date can be more recent than the first-licensed date.

What can a Level 3 ARCP like The Suites at Algiers Point do?

The Suites at Algiers Point is a Level 3 ARCP, Louisiana's assisted living tier: apartments with kitchenettes for 17 or more residents, personal care, meals, medication help and activities, but no in-house nursing, which only Level 4 providers may deliver (LAC 48:I.6803, 6845).

Ask which home health agencies and hospices regularly serve residents here; the rule puts the ARCP in charge of coordinating them.

Does The Suites at Algiers Point offer memory care?

The state records do not say: LDH does not publish which ARCPs run a specialized dementia care program, so ask The Suites at Algiers Point directly whether it has one and for the written admission criteria Louisiana requires if it does.

Mild memory loss alone does not rule out an ARCP; a resident must still be able to evacuate with the help the ARCP provides, and no ARCP may use restraints. ARCPs nearby whose licensed names reference memory care include Laketown Village, Residential Care & Memory Care (14.6 mi), Anderson Memory Care LLC (26.6 mi).

Has Louisiana cited The Suites at Algiers Point for deficiencies?

LDH does not publish ARCP inspection findings in a downloadable list, but The Suites at Algiers Point must keep its latest statement of deficiencies posted on site, and the public can request it from the Health Standards Section.

Because LDH's later visits come without warning, the posted findings reflect an ordinary day at The Suites at Algiers Point. Read the plan of correction alongside them; it shows whether a fix was a one-time patch or a change in practice. Concerns can be reported to LDH at 1-888-810-1819.

Inspection reports: The Louisiana Department of Health does not post adult residential care (assisted living) inspection reports online. Each ARCP must post its latest statement of deficiencies on the premises (LAC 48:I.6823). For copies, ask the provider or file a public records request with LDH's Health Standards Section (request procedure and online form; fax 225-342-5073; mail PO Box 3767, Baton Rouge, LA 70821), naming the facility and the survey date.

What happens at The Suites at Algiers Point if a hurricane is coming?

Every Louisiana ARCP must keep a written emergency plan covering evacuation and sheltering in place, a list of what any generator powers, and identification for each resident, and must give each resident a copy of its evacuation procedures; ask The Suites at Algiers Point for that copy before move-in.

Orleans Parish sits largely below sea level inside the federal hurricane levee system, so a storm plan here is as much about pumps, power and street flooding as about wind. Ask for the name of the host site, how medications travel with residents, and the written formula for any extra disaster charges, which LDH requires in the pre-residency information.

How does The Suites at Algiers Point compare with nearby ARCPs?

The closest other ARCP licensed for nine or more residents is Living in Love, LLC in New Orleans, in the same ZIP code, listed as Level 2 (shelter care home) with 10 licensed residents.

Where is The Suites at Algiers Point and what is nearby?

The Suites at Algiers Point is in the Algiers & the West Bank of Orleans part of New Orleans; the nearest acute-care hospital on LDH's licensed roster is University Medical Center New Orleans, about 3.0 miles away by straight line.

Next is St. Bernard Parish Hospital at about 4.3 miles. Distances use ZIP-code centroids, so treat them as approximate.

If nursing home care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Jo Ellen Smith Convalescent Ctr. (1.5 mi, CMS 4 of 5) and Willow Wood at Woldenberg Village (1.7 mi, CMS 4 of 5).

PACE Greater New Orleans lists this ZIP code in its service area, so a resident who later prefers to live with family nearby could still use it.

What questions should we bring to The Suites at Algiers Point?

Start with the documents Louisiana requires it to have: ask for the most recent statement of deficiencies and any plan of correction; both must be available on site.

• Ask which home health agencies come in for residents who need skilled nursing, since a Level 3 ARCP cannot provide it.
• Ask whether medications are given by staff (licensed nurses or certified medication attendants) or only self-administered with help, and what that costs.
• Ask what would make the building end a residency, and note that Louisiana gives residents 30 days to appeal an involuntary discharge.
• Ask how often rates have risen in the last few years; Louisiana requires 30 days' written notice of any change.
• Ask to meet the administrator on the license, Andrea Romero, and who is in charge overnight.