Nursing Home Communities in League City, TX

"I wouldn’t take mother back to ManorCare Health Services. The place was a dump. Everything is broken, and it’s in horrible repair. You had to bang on the light to get it to come on. The dining area was horrible; the residents in assisted and the ones that could go in by themselves all ate in one area. It was horrible food, horrible service, and a horrible atmosphere. It was $1500 a month more than where she’s at now, but I did like her doctor. She was there a long time, long enough to be dropped by her insurance. I got a prescription bill for $2300 for one month, and they didn’t advise me that I needed to get her on Medicare. Never was there a care plan meeting. They moved her to another wing where there was no therapy, and while she was there, she got pneumonia again. The a/c could not be controlled; it was too cold. I went back a week later. She was still in that room freezing to death. I was freezing to death, and after a fit, they moved her. "

"Ignite Medical Resort - Webster is a rehab place, and Medicare pays for the first 20 days, but I was there for about 40 days because of the IV antibiotics they were giving me. My room was a hospital room with a hospital bed and a bathroom. Most of the staff were a five. There was one old gal that I would rate a three. She was pushy. It's well kept. Since I have done fixing meals for groups of 100 or so, I was impressed with their meals because I know that as you fix a meal for lots of people, eventually everything tastes the same. They serve meals at your bedside. You didn't have any real choices, but their meals were good. Every day, I would spend an hour or more in the rehab facility. They're well worth it."

"Friendship Haven is very clean. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. However, they could really work on the menu. The food is bland and the choices that they have are not tasty. Other than that, we got no complaints. It's a nice place. "

"Friendswood Health Care Center is a small facility and its only 5 minutes from my home so it's more convenient. The place is homey. The staff were kind and very nice. The dining room was kind of small, but it's the biggest room and that's where they do their activities. The food was good and I would rate it as a medium. They also have coffee and water available. So far my dad is doing good and he is getting better care. "

"Park Manor of South Belt was lovely. The people were just very nice. Everything was pleasant and the rooms were very clean. They had all kinds of activities for the residents, like exercise programs, games, and things like that. The place was also very well laid out. I have visited some people that I knew and who were there in the past, and they were very pleased with it."

"My mom is still in rehab at Clear Brook Crossing Rehab. We're very happy where she is in right now. I have two options to go to two places that was close by and this one was only six months old, that's why I choose this facility. For us, the highlights of this facility are that it is close to us, it is very clean, and all the nurses have been very nice to my mom and she really likes that. Plus, it is new. "

"I love the staff. They have proved repeatedly that they genuinely care about the residents. Rooms are a bit cramped for visiting. Mom complains of mediocre food, I think this is a universal truth of all homes. "

"At first this was a good place with nice people. Lots of activities. They took really good care of mom even though she couldn't do to much due to MS. She was meeting people (nurses) and I met people. We really thought this was going to work out. A few years into it things were not doing good at the facility. They didn't pay bills on time and had mom life ins cancelled. She was able to get a new one. Also poor care had mom in and out of hospital. I really feel sorry for older people getting taken advantage of, and knowing that some day I will probably be one of those people. Anyways, Finally, new management came in and some people went and some new ones came. Lucky for mom she made new friends(nurses) and we both love them. The facility has been going thru renovations and is looking good. I really like the new human resource person and business admin., they are great. "

"I'm here right now at The Medical Resort with my wife. She had a stroke and been in a hospital bed and recovering. My insurance made a contract with this resort to put her over here because she had a bad wound on her bottom end, and it seemed better now. They have a spa here, a huge weight room, and an exercise room with rehabilitative personnel to work with the patients. Some of the rooms are individual, some are semi-private, and they have their own bathroom, TV, and closet. They have a really good staff here. I had a little problem with them once, but not much. They've been great here as far as taking care of things. As far as I am concerned, it is pretty good food. The only problem is they serve the same thing at night that they have at lunch. Sometimes, there's not quite enough CNAs, but the employees overall seem to be happy and satisfied with what they're doing, and they've done really well in hiring people who are genuinely involved in taking care of their patients. "

"My dad was at Winchester Lodge Healthcare Center. It was right across the street from my mom's house. It was a brief rehab, post-hospital kind of stay. Everything was really positive. At that time it was pre-COVID, so my mom got to spend a lot of time with him, and do meals with him. My brother and sister got to visit quite a bit just to make sure that he was doing OK. He was recovering from a surgery. In that regard we were very happy with it. It was super convenient for everybody because it was in Alvin, and that's where they all lived. I don't live there, but it's where they all live. They were more appreciative because they could bring him out of the hospital and bring him closer to home until he got a little bit better and a little bit stronger. The physician came and rounded there regularly with a nurse practitioner, and that gave them a higher level of confidence that they will catch something early if anything was not going right. My dad seemed happy there. He liked that everybody could visit him and stay with him, but he stayed there pre-COVID, so there weren't restrictions. They liked the food, it was more like a cafeteria style kind of food, but it was good. He was eating, so he was doing good. The facility probably does not give off the best impression, but I think it was an older facility that was formerly something else. I think it has been around for 40 or 50 years. It has only been a nursing home for a while. It does not give you the best impression, but they keep it fine. It just looked dated, but it was clean. It probably was what you would expect for an older nursing home. That was maybe the only thing that was a little off-putting, because you are thinking, "Are they in this decade?" But everything else was good. They maintained it, but your initial impression would be that it is just a little dated. My dad was assigned to do speech, physical therapy, and occupational therapy at that time for all his conditions combined. It was not just the surgery, but they evaluated him overall. I think there were other therapies available while he was there, so that was good."

"Right now, Charles is in the Rio Rehabilitation. It’s a very nice facility. I think they are very short on skilled nurses, but they do a very good job in the rehabilitation department. They work very hard with them, and I think he’s shown improvement. It’s very pretty, and the rooms are large and kept clean. The patient looks nice and clean, and they’re very kind to them. "

"Bayou Pines Care Center is doing great. We chose this place for Mom because I had two other friends who had their parents there and they accepted Medicaid. The staff is very attentive and they keep an eye on mom. She likes their food. Cleanliness is very good. It's a friendly, clean, and attentive place."

"Sea Breeze Rehab And Nursing Center is doing very well with my mom. She's improved and she's happy there. She's getting physical and occupational therapy. The only thing is, it's hard visiting right now with COVID. You have to make an appointment and I can only see her three times a week. You have to wait and you can't go in, and then they bring them outside, but they've been very wonderful. From the outside, they try to make the place happy. There are nice flowering shrubs with seating and there's a courtyard that's covered, so it's comfortable."

"Love this place. They took such great care of my wife. Great staff and great care. I highly recommend them for care of a loved one."