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The Parc Senior Living

Licensed adult residential care in Gonzales, Ascension Parish, Louisiana

36 licensed residents
Level 3
2010 first licensed
Quick answer

The Parc Senior Living, at 1604 S. Burnside Avenue in Gonzales (Ascension Parish), holds Louisiana Department of Health adult residential care license #2203785790; LDH records it as Level 3 (assisted living) for up to 36 residents, with the current license running through February 28, 2027.

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Key facts

The Parc Senior Living, at 1604 S. Burnside Avenue in Gonzales (Ascension Parish), holds Louisiana Department of Health adult residential care license #2203785790; LDH records it as Level 3 (assisted living) for up to 36 residents, with the current license running through February 28, 2027.

How is The Parc Senior Living listed on Louisiana's provider roster?

Louisiana's November 2026 roster shows The Parc Senior Living as an active adult residential care license (#2203785790) for 36 residents; the typical larger ARCP in the ten-parish Baton Rouge area is licensed for 71.

State recordDetail
LDH licenseAdult residential care #2203785790
State IDAC0010434
LevelLevel 3 (assisted living)
Licensed residents (LDH directory)36
Original licensureMarch 29, 2010, roughly 16 years ago
Current license issuedJanuary 21, 2026
ExpirationFebruary 28, 2027
Administrator of recordBay Ingram

Licensed since March 29, 2010, the provider renews with LDH on a set schedule; a sale, a lease of the business or a new management company is a change of ownership the state has to approve on paper.

What kind of help is The Parc Senior Living allowed to give?

The Parc Senior Living holds Louisiana's Level 3 license, the assisted living tier for 17 or more residents in apartments with kitchenettes: help with bathing, dressing, meals and medications, but no nursing delivered by the provider, a role reserved for Level 4 (LAC 48:I.6803, 6845).

The practical test comes at discharge: a Level 3 building can take a resident back if home health supplies the therapy or wound care and the ARCP coordinates it.

Does The Parc Senior Living have a dementia unit?

Louisiana's public records cannot tell you, because LDH keeps dementia program disclosures to itself; ask The Parc Senior Living whether it runs a specialized dementia care program and, if so, for the written inclusion criteria the rule requires.

Memory loss by itself is not a bar to an ARCP, but the resident must be able to get out of the building with staff help in an emergency, and restraints are never allowed. Nearby ARCPs whose licensed names mention memory care: Holly Court Assisted Living and Memory Care (17.7 mi).

Has LDH cited The Parc Senior Living after an inspection?

At the building: Louisiana requires The Parc Senior Living to post any statement of deficiencies where residents and visitors can see it, and the statement becomes public 30 days after the provider gets it or after LDH accepts the plan of correction (LAC 48:I.6823).

Because follow-up visits are unscheduled, what inspectors found at The Parc Senior Living reflects a normal day. A citation answered with new training and a policy change reads differently from one answered with a single repair. LDH's complaint line is 1-888-810-1819.

What is The Parc Senior Living's plan for floods, storms and power outages?

Request the resident copy of The Parc Senior Living's evacuation procedures. The state requires a full written plan covering both leaving and staying put, what backup power covers, and how residents are identified if they are moved.

Ascension Parish sits between the Mississippi and the Amite River basin, and low areas around Prairieville, Galvez and the Amite took water in the 2016 flood. Ask what happened here during the 2016 flood and Hurricane Ida's 2021 outages, where residents would go, and how the written disaster-fee formula in the agreement works.

Where else could we look besides The Parc Senior Living?

Azalea Estates of Gonzales in Gonzales is the nearest other ARCP licensed for at least nine residents, sharing the same ZIP code; LDH lists it as Level 3 (assisted living) for 60 residents.

FacilityMiles awayLicense typeLicensed capacityFirst licensed
Azalea Estates of Gonzales
2305 South Purpera Avenue, 70737
0.0Level 3602004
Francois Bend
326 East Industry Street, 70737
0.0Level 31282018
Barclay House of Baton Rouge
9394 Siegen Lane, 70810
13.0Level 31262019
Glenncrest at Siegen
9351 Siegen Lane, 70810
13.0Level 21002009
The Pearl at Jamestown
14443 Perkins Rd., 70810
13.0Level 3502016

How close is The Parc Senior Living to a hospital?

The Parc Senior Living is located in Gonzales, Ascension Parish, and Prevost Memorial Hospital is the closest acute-care hospital on LDH's roster, about 10.0 miles away by straight line.

Baton Rouge General Medical Center follows at roughly 14.5 miles. These are ZIP-centroid distances, not drive times.

For a later move to nursing home care, the closest CMS-certified homes are Ascension Oaks Nursing & Rehab Center (2.7 mi, CMS 4 of 5) and Gonzales Healthcare Center (2.7 mi, CMS 1 of 5).

PACE Baton Rouge covers only East and West Baton Rouge parishes, so Medicaid help at home in Ascension Parish would come through LT-PCS or the Community Choices Waiver.

How should a family prepare for a tour of The Parc Senior Living?

Bring the state's checklist with you: find out where the newest state findings are posted and read the correction plan alongside them.

  • Ask which outside home health agencies currently serve residents, since a Level 3 provider cannot supply nursing itself.
  • Ask how medication help works here, whether through a nurse, a certified medication attendant or reminders only, and how it is billed.
  • Read the residency agreement's termination section; a resident can appeal an involuntary discharge to the Division of Administrative Law within 30 days.
  • Ask what triggers a move to a higher care fee, and confirm the 30-day written notice for rate changes.
  • Ask to meet Bay Ingram, the administrator named on the license, and who runs the building overnight.
Source: Louisiana Department of Health, Health Standards Section, Licensed Providers Report, November 2026 (ldh.la.gov); ARCP level and capacity from LDH's location directory, retrieved November 6, 2026 (ldh.la.gov/directory). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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