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North Houston Transitional Care
9814 Grant Rd, Houston, TX 77070
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5
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June 29, 2022
We visited North Houston Transitional Care. My friend used to live there and it was nice. There's not a whole lot of rooms available. It's not a big place which is a good thing too since you can get around easier. The thing he liked most about it is because he knew people there and they remembered him and knew who he was. They had a spokesperson for Cinco de Mayo, and they had a taco truck out in the drive-through area and all the residents were going out there and getting food. It was decorated nicely. It was small but that's good, and it was really clean, nice, and everybody was friendly. They also had a gym that he's familiar with. I think it's a good value for money.
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About North Houston Transitional Care in Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas, is a sunny, warm city located along the Gulf of Mexico and home to North Houston Transitional Care facility. Seniors living here have access to diverse activities such as taking a day trip to stroll along the Gulf shore beaches or attending an Astros baseball game. Visiting Houston is easy, either by flying into one of the international airports or driving one of several interstate highways that run through the city. World-class medical care is available at the various hospitals and clinics associated with Houston Methodist.
North Houston Transitional Care is an assisted living facility featuring private rooms, including four bariatric suites. Skilled nursing and rehabilitation services are provided for those who need care during their short-term stay. Assisted living accommodations are open to seniors who need a little extra help with the daily tasks of life. Trained caregivers are available night and day to meet residents' needs.
North Houston Transitional Care offers a full range of activities for residents each day, from movies in the small theater to games or arts and crafts in the activities room. An on-site pub is open for morning cups of coffee and happy hours to encourage socialization.
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Reviews of North Houston Transitional Care in Houston, Texas
3.5
(2 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
3.5
Food
1.0
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3.0
Brenda
5
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June 29, 2022
We visited North Houston Transitional Care. My friend used to live there and it was nice. There's not a whole lot of rooms available. It's not a big place which is a good thing too since you can get around easier. The thing he liked most about it is because he knew people there and they remembered him and knew who he was. They had a spokesperson for Cinco de Mayo, and they had a taco truck out in the drive-through area and all the residents were going out there and getting food. It was decorated nicely. It was small but that's good, and it was really clean, nice, and everybody was friendly. They also had a gym that he's familiar with. I think it's a good value for money.
Reviewer RC#1001
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October 18, 2021
My mom was at North Houston Transitional Care. They had good CNAs and therapists, and the physical appearance of the place was clean, but their nurses were trash. One day, her speech therapist went there and told the nurse that she needed to check her, and said that something was not right, but the nurse totally disregarded it. That's where I truly pissed myself off when I found that out, and it's in the speech therapist notes. They need to train their nurses to have relationships with their residents. You can't care for somebody if you don't know that person. My mom also hated their food. She didn't eat it, so I had to take her food there every day. She had a private room though, and that was a plus, and it was spacious, however, they were using Roku, which was a little difficult to get through.
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