Independent Living community - The Vincent

The Vincent

2201 Verot School Road, Lafayette, LA 70508
(337) 345-4105
4.0 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

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The Vincent community is on a beautiful 20-acre setting in Lafayette, Louisiana. A perfect blend of living options is available to fit your lifestyle-whether it be independent living, assisted living, or memory care. Our one-of-a-kind master-planned retirement community is secure and gated and provides top-tier service and amenities.

Designed and operated by Abby Senior Living, a leader in retirement communities, The Vincent community offers services and amenities to provide residents with an enjoyable lifestyle. Flexible meal plans with chef-prepared meals are served at the dining venue of your choice and don’t forget about the on-site bistro! Adventure and possibilities, fun and friendship await with a wide variety of outings, exciting social events, and club and group meetings. Come join the fun! A variety of fitness options will be available to keep you active, whether your style be yoga, tai chi, or walking club.

Let us worry about the routine chores, so you can enjoy all that the Vincent community has to offer!

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4.0 ( 2 Reviews )

Laurie Weatherholt

March 17, 2023

The Vincent…beautiful, new construction well appointed facility. The staff however is young, inexperienced and completely unresponsive to concerns or problems raised by residents. The housekeeping staff does a minimal, half-way job of cleaning. The wait to order meals is generally in the 15-20 minute range. And it can take up to an hour to be served said meal. More often than not brought incomplete or not at all as ordered. Anything regarding services is woefully lacking. And there seems to be no concern by management to make things better.

Barbara

I went to the independent cottages of The Vincent Senior Living to visit a friend of mine. The facility is not just in one building, so it's not an institutional type of setting; it's like you're going to a townhouse. I think you have to buy your cottage and just move into a different level of care as you need. It's like a condo, where you have two units attached together and there's grass in between, and then there are two more units next to it. So it's not connected, but they provide services, and they will eventually have more, since they've only been open for about a year and are still building some of the cottages. However, I don't think their amenities, like the meeting rooms, the cafeteria, the dining hall, or the rooms that they use for entertainment are quite finished yet. The location was fine. It had gated access, so it felt safe, and it was very attractive and well put together.