
Autumn Leaves Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, LLC is extremely proud of its fine reputation and of the role it has had in the development of the nursing home industry in Louisiana. In April 1962, Ted D. Price began with a dream, hard work, and a genuine love of people. Autumn Leaves’ reputation for quality care and heartfelt compassion quickly spread. With the completion of the new Autumn Leaves, this spacious facility is one of the nicest and most modern in the South. We are proud of the history of Autumn Leaves and the fine tradition of caring started by Ted and Marjorie Price… a tradition based upon our belief that what counts most in a nursing facility is resident care.
We believe our staff makes the difference. Our supervisors and administrators expect more than mere technical compliance with governmental rules and regulations. They lead a team sensitive to the social and emotional needs of the residents. Consequently, our employees know more than their job—they know the importance of a kind word, a gentle touch, and the healing power of a smile. Our staff is passionate about Improving Quality of Life.





Our Autumn Leaves Queen, Ms. Christabel Garrett, represented us well at Thursday night's Regional Pageant!
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It's not every day you get to spend a night out on the town with a Queen! Our Autumn Leaves team had a great time at the Region IV Nursing Home Pageant in Rapides Parish Thursday evening with Queen Christabel Garrett!
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In honor of Farmers Market Week our Autumn Leaves residents and staff made their very own floral arrangements! A HUGE THANKS to Activity Director, Mrs, Diane Clark, Emma Grace Bevill, Ms. Betty, Alayna and everyone who had a part in assisting our residents in making sure they had the PERFECT bouquet!! 😊🩷💐
“Where flowers bloom, so does hope." — Lady Bird Johnson
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