Nursing Home Communities in Houston, TX

"Hallmark was clean and well-organized. It was excellent. If I were going to move, that's where I would move. The woman who took us through was outstanding. Everything was in beautiful order. The rooms were handsomely set-up. The tour was excellent. We were there for lunch, and the food was excellent. It was apparent that plenty of the things were set-up. They had a swimming pool."

"My father moved from Austin to Treemont Health Care Center a little over a year ago in order to be closer to family after living alone and experiencing health issues. My sisters and I knew it would be a huge transition for him; however, he chose to embrace the Treemont Lifestyle. The staff has taken the time to get to know him, and he knows the staff by name. The variety of activities is a plus, and he looks forward to participating regularly. Who knew he would love to color? The attentiveness and quality of care from the administration, direct care/nursing staff and the therapy has made a positive impact on his demeanor and overall happiness. We are truly grateful for the Treemont family. "

"I like everything about living at Treemont. It's clean and orderly, and the service is good. The staff is nice, and the food service is well organized and serves healthy meals. The owners are very accommodating about residents' food preferences. We're close to Memorial City Mall and the emergency room at Memorial Hermann hospital. There are many activities; musical performances, exercise programs, field trips, etc. It's a great value, as well."

"My husband has moved to The Forum At Memorial Woods. He is in their memory care. The caretakers are very friendly and attentive, and the community itself seemed lively. His room is excellent and the staff are helpful. I only experienced one meal there, and it was fantastic. The dining room is large and very nice like a five-star hotel. They put out an activity calendar that is so full that there's no way a person could do it all. They have activities listed 7 days a week, from 9 to 6."

"Victory Home Health serviced me the after surgery, I am not elderly, but I had an extensive surgery. The services that they had were I have somebody to come in that helped me and assisted me from the hospital. She gets my prescriptions, she made sure that I had meals, she helped me bathe and takes care of my personal care. The caregiver and the people in the office were absolutely wonderful. I would definitely recommend them to anybody else. "

"My brother is currently in Spring Branch Transitional Care Center. It's probably one of the better places that has taken some time to meet with me and sit with me. They let me know what I can provide, what they can offer, and what they can do. It's an older place but they have plenty of staff. They are well-staffed and have plenty of doctors. Several doctors are there 24 hours a day. They have eight dining areas. They've got patios and common areas. They have a lot of people there and they have to furnish their own TV but they have plenty of coverage, libraries, and all that stuff. The building overall is an older unit but they maintained it pretty well and it's pretty nice."

"My husband McGee was here on a short term stay. Rooms cozy, nursing team has been very awesome with providing care! Therapy team has been able to get him to participate more than he has ever at home. He looks so much better, social services handling discharge greatly. MDS and Business office has been so supportive with explaining everything. I want to thank you all for everything, God Bless!!!"

"My aunt was at Spring Branch Healthcare when she was released from the hospital. For a period there, she had to wear a diaper and they would not change her very often. She would tell them I need to be changed they would have to go hunt for diapers and wipes and it would take 20 minutes before they would come back. There was some nice people there but it was just very strange how they acted. One thing positive about this facility is that the food was very good. It smelled good and tasted good. Majority of the patients there were people in their wheelchairs with their heads hanging down and their mouths open. "

"I have a love one in this facility .Yes they may have some issues sometime .What facility dont? I know that if I have any concern at all I can let them know about it and they will adress them right away.I would not place my love one in a facility that I am not comfortable with. When I leave to go home I know she is going to receive the best care. The staff truly care and thats important to me.The therapy team is awsome.That is the best rehab team I have ever seen. They truly are well trained therapist. My mother and I are very happy with our decision to come to this facility . We wouldnt change it for nothing in the world. This is her home and as the staff would say her second family. "

"Woodridge looked OK. One of my biggest priorities was that it’s close to my house and my daughter’s house, and they accept Medicaid. It’s more like a hospital as far as the rooms were concerned. They had a large, open dining area that looked like a buffet line; you get a tray and move down a line. The administrator was very nice and sympathetic with my situation with my wife. It was clean and had some outside areas that looked nice. "

"My father was diagnosed with Dementia & Alzheimer's almost 5-years ago. in 2011, we had to move Dad to Seven Acres where he lived for over 4-years - on the Alzheimer's floor. The care and compassion shown to him during these last years was so much more than we could have hoped. We were at peace knowing he was treated with respect and love. We want to thank the entire staff, and especially those on the 2nd floor Miller unit for their love. Dad passed away a few weeks ago and the outpouring of caring meant more than they could ever possibly know. "

"Brazos Towers at Bayou Manor was a lovely place. There were three women I met with who were residents, and we had coffee together, and I was able to ask questions of them and hear their experiences. They had all lived there for eight years. They were delightful and very nice people. It looks like a nice place. Their financial requirements are pretty high. If you sign up for it, it's continuing care, and they will not put you out if you run out of money. But they require a substantial amount of money. It's invested and kept. If you don't use the money, 90% of it is refunded, but it still ties a lot of capital. They told me that most people lived there for 12 years, but they do have people who are over 100 living there. The staff took me around and showed me about three available apartments. One of them was in the new section that was built in the last few years. It was more of a modern build. I preferred the older building, which had a more traditional feel to it."

"My grandfather was a resident here. It's best quality by far was the staff. My grandfather had bouts of dementia and was not always the nicest person, but the staff always treated him with patience and kindness. When he had his wits about him he always spoke well of them.The facilities are clean. Not everything is brand new, but everything is in working order and everything is neat and orderly. The facility was small, but not crowded, and it is very conveniently located right next to Memorial Herman Northwest Hospital for emergency care. Care seems specific to the needs of each patient, in my experience at least. My grandfather had a roommate and they were always treated as unique and individual.They were very willing to work with us on payment through medicare and our insurance, and there were never any of the usual headaches that normally come with medical billing.They kept him safe and as comfortable as was possible in his last years, and that's a wonderful thing. "

"Mom used to be in Heartland Health Care and I had filed a complaint against them. The facility itself was okay. The environment was acceptable. It liked nice and clean. It does not smell. But the staff was much to be desired. They fractured my mom's shoulder while she and she was injured for days and nobody knew. I had one nurse to call me about it and nobody had called me since. "