Regent Care Center of League City

Laci209

I am a nurse practitioner and had my Mother in the facility until the call came in May 2016. Mom is 89 years old and suffers from Alzheimer's but she was wheelchair bound and able to transfer to bed with assistance until.... I received a call on a Sunday that she had a "swollen knee". I arrived, after church, to find her significantly dehydrated and an obvious fracture of her Right knee. Her Right knee was so horribly shattered, surgery was too high a risk. I arranged her to be transported to a local hospital only to find that she had fractures to both knees and nobody knew what happened!! Amazing! Sure- everyone was real "sorry" but both fractured legs at age 89? Appalling! She had no splinting to her legs or pain medication for 24 hours. I had just visited her the day before. Sadly society doesn't tolerate such abuse towards children- as a family member, nobody should have to go thru what she has gone thru! She is now on hospice with limited time to live. This facility staff scares me!! I asked the administrator to put in cameras and his response was simply, "I need to think about that!" Really? What's there to think about? A rating of 1 is generous- if I could it would be a -10.

Anonymous Lady15

We did not choose Regent Care Center of League City for my mother-in-law because they did not accept Medicaid. Although it was a very nice facility. Everything was pleasant about the place. It didn’t have the smell of a usual nursing home, and the people seemed to be happy.

Diane S.

I had my mother transferred to Regent Care Center. She’s in a room by herself. It is a fairly new and nice facility, and it seems to be well staffed. It has a big nurse’s station in the middle and 5 or 6 wings out from there. It has outdoor areas, and it’s well-decorated. There are activity rooms and a lot of activities. It has 3 dining rooms. It has a big dining room that’s nice for those that can go in and eat. It has a smaller dining room where they can get assisted for eating if they need assistance. There’s a little private dining room where if their families come, they can eat or have a party here. I have had some problems. I went one time and they had moved my mother and didn’t tell me, so I couldn’t find her. They’re supposed to let you know if they moved the residents. I kept asking for her clothes and her belongings to be moved into this room. Finally, I went and got them myself, and I couldn’t find it all, so stuff went missing. It’s not wonderful.

familyfirst17

My brother and I toured this facility and thought it would a great place to for my mom who was diagnosed with dementia in 2008. When setting everything up, I did let the facility know that she does wander around and they assured me that it would not be a problem because they have monitors that will sound an alarm if she tried to exit the building. She entered the facility less than 2 months ago. Everything was going well and I have been pleased with her health so far. There were days when I would visit and she would be up walking around with other residents and was very responsive. She rarely speaks but on good days will nod and smile. I had a phone conference a couple of weeks ago and the nurses and social worker told me she was doing really well, she is very sweet, and they love having her there. Two days ago I recieved a call stating that her face was a bit swollen and they felt she needed to see the dentist because they thought she may have an infection in her mouth. Yesterday I get a call from a new social worker who stated my mother wanders around to much and they want me to move her to a different facility because she could just walk out the door and they can't have that kind of liability. They gave me 30 days to find a new facility for her. The thing that upsets me is that I placed my mom in this facility and they assured me there would not be an issue and less than 2 months later, I have to uproot her again and find new home for her.....

feelingfrustrated

My Mom was placed in this facility and received great care until about 6 months ago, She no longer gets her showers, the food is horrible. She doesnt get proper medical care. If you care for your loved one I would not suggest placing them in this facility.I am rating one star only because I don't have a no star option

mgmign

My wife, during the course of her dementia after we moved to League City, was in three different skilled nursing facilities for rehabilitation. This was the only one of three where I felt I did not have to look over their shoulder to make sure she got proper care. The place is clean -- not the usual nursing home smells -- and the staff was friendly and attentive. Although I brought her home on hospice, I would not have felt devastated to place her here as a resident. I cannot say the same about the other nursing homes I've seen.

AbbysMom

The facility is beautiful,however, after placing my mom there I realized that their care was not up to par. After daily visits, I felt that they acted as if the residents were objects and not human beings. They crushed meds because they didn't want to take the time for the patient to swallow medication, lost clothes even though a sign was on the door that the family would do the laundry. It is also hard to get someone to help with problems ... you are referred to several people before finally being told that you must file a grievence and wait for the results. I moved mom to a personal care home and she has began to heal and have a better quality of life that this home had told me would never happen.