OSA Heritage Home
4218 Brannon Branch Court, Fulshear, TX 77441
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5
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September 24, 2018
My son is a resident of OSA Heritage Homes, and he's doing OK there. The food is good and he even ate food that he has never eaten before. His room can fit his hospital bed, a chair, a dresser to put his stuff in and they also have cable for his TV. It's a really nice room with his own bathroom. It's just like a regular home. They dont have amenities like a library or whatever.
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About OSA Heritage Home in Fulshear, Texas
Osa Heritage Homes provides 24-hour individualized care to Residents who need custodial attention and those with age-related Dementia, notably Alzheimer's disease. Our care givers help with daily medication administration while our registered nurses carry out monthly wellness visits during which time residents' vital signs and blood sugar are monitored and documented. Medical transportation and Doctor's Appointment Escort are available by arrangement. The seasoned and highly trained staff at Osa Heritage Homes work diligently to ensure that the facility is immaculately clean 24/7. Laundry is done weekly, or as needed. Variety of delicious and balanced meals are prepared for the residents three times a day, with supplementary Drinks and Snacks.To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search
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- State Licenses: 144751
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Reviews of OSA Heritage Home in Fulshear, Texas
3.7
(4 reviews)
Facility
4.0
Staff
3.8
Food
1.0
Value
3.5
jrusgirl
1
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December 26, 2023
I had my partner at OSA Heritage Homes, located in Katy, TX for about 3 months. The facility was clean and had a nice atmosphere. I, was told that the hours to visit was from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and you needed to call to let them know you are coming. Which I think is very odd. The staff was nice at the beginning of his stay. After a month their was two ladies who worked there that were very rude and lazy. When, you ask them for something they acted as if you were bothering them. They would rather play on their phones or sit in a corner and sleep. The staff was not good at shaving him twice a week like I had ask them to do. I shaved him twice myself in the last two months he was there. I was told thanks for doing that since they had not done it. I believe this is basic care in most facilities. When he went into hospice care the hospice people said that I could visit whenever I wanted due to his declining heath. Hospice was called in one month after his arrival. The owner would not let hospice personnel come in to bath or shave him. Which was not getting done very often. He stated it was because he had his on staff that did that. Yet medicare pays for this service. On Wednesday 12/6/2023, I had ask for him to be shaven which was not done. On, 12/08/2023 the night before his passing. I visited the facility, the lady acted like she did not want to let me inside. After entering and signing in I went inside his room. He had not been bathed, nor shaven and had terrible body odor. I personally with not recommend this facility at all.
Edna
4
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August 10, 2023
My overall experience at OSA Heritage Home was good. The place was fine. The staff communicated very well. All our answers were answered how we needed them to be. The only problem was that it was just too far. I wanted something within 10 minutes away from here. It was in a very nice neighborhood. The rooms were a good size. The living room was a good size. However, the AC duct tape things needed to be cleaned; it was dusty. They had a backyard with a porch. Of course, it's too hot right now to go out there, but it was good.
Kadia
5
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April 26, 2023
I liked that I was able to speak to the owner of Osa Heritage Homes-Katy versus just the worker. He seemed flexible, helpful, and patient as he answered all my questions. He had a beautiful home and it was very nice, clean, and well organized. There's only one person there now, so Mom would get better one-on-one care. The house was in a beautiful, high-end neighborhood. They had a sidewalk that goes around for physical therapy and a TV. They provide activities, but I would have liked to have somebody come in to work on activities rather than just asking what the person likes to do and go from there.
Anna
5
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September 24, 2018
My son is a resident of OSA Heritage Homes, and he's doing OK there. The food is good and he even ate food that he has never eaten before. His room can fit his hospital bed, a chair, a dresser to put his stuff in and they also have cable for his TV. It's a really nice room with his own bathroom. It's just like a regular home. They dont have amenities like a library or whatever.
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