Assisted Living Communities in Brookshire, TX

"I will move into Affectionate Care Assisted Living Home. It's new and small. They serve meals, and I ate over there the other day. It was really good. It's a small apartment, and they have several patios."

"There is a larger than usual staff and it was very clean and the residents are treated like family. There were several activities for the residents, a large open area where the residents could do crafting eat meals and watch TV. Outside there is a beautiful water fountain and a huge covered porch where residents and visitors can sit and talk. Just everything seemed to work so well. My mother-in-law had stayed in 4 different facilities prior to Evergreen and this was by far the best facility for price for cleanliness and most importantly, for real care from the caregivers"

"The Reserve at Katy has 35 rooms available, but they are under new management. So they're going to be under renovation, like new carpet, new paint job, new decorations, and everything, and so that's going to go on this fall. However, it is one of the things that bothers us because, with my friend and her blindness, she can't see when things are in the way, and so we don't want her to have a problem because of something being left lying on the floor or something. The rooms were very nice, though. I didn't think they needed renovation with new furniture, new carpet, and everything. The activity center seemed pretty old-looking and could use some updates. The cafeteria was not anything exceptional. We met the chef there, and he has been there for 26 years. Their area is a little bit of a walk for my friend to go to, like the movie theater and the dining hall. It isn't nearly as close as it is at the other place. We are thinking of my friend's abilities and stuff, and we don't want it to be a hindrance for her to want to come out of her room because it is too far to go do something. The lady who gave us the tour was very pleasant, though. She was easy to talk to, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. They were very on top of it, and I think it was one of our longer tours. I think we were there closer to an hour and a half."

Comfy Home is a Residential Care Home and Assisted Living Facility for the elderly and disabled. Comfy Home welcomes those people who are no longer able to live independently, but desire the comfort of a home setting. We provide 24 hour care for people who need custodial attention, medical supervision and require assistance with physical mobility. When patients need more care than they can receive at home, Comfy Home is the answer. Comfy Home provides assistance with the activities of daily living and a doctor and RN on-call 24 hours for home visits. Services include: Medication Monitoring Home Cooked Nutritional Meals Daily AM and PM snacks Non-Smoking Environment Laundry Services Housekeeping Bathing and Grooming Private or Semi-private rooms 24 hr per day supervised staff Staff awake at all times Activities ranging from Sing-A-Long, Bingo, Art & Crafts, etc. Monitored Care Fire/Sprinkler system 100% wheelchair accessibility New home designed for care Supplemental Services if Desired Doctor Nurse Practitioner Barber/Beautician visits Podiatrist Eye exams Transportation Services Physical Therapy Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy X-rays/ultrasounds Lab work To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

SilverCrest is a highly anticipated Assisted Living and Memory Care community offering residents a vibrant and fulfilling new chapter of life through dignified, individualized care. We are more than just a place to live, as we provide residents with an attentive, intimate atmosphere that truly feels like home. Residents will enjoy a lifestyle that celebrates their identities, and their families will rest easy knowing their loved ones are getting the most out of every day. SilverCrest provides a personalized care plan for each Memory Care resident, taking into consideration feedback from both physicians and family members. Our Life Enrichment Program is planned and executed by our experienced and trained director, and our calendar is coordinated with a full range of activities specializing in social, physical and therapeutic improvement. This is all done to keep our residents happy and engaged, as well as to minimize agitation, depression, boredom and other adverse behaviors or feelings that may arise. Activities may involve music, reminiscing, arts and crafts, games, and more. We also have family resident events that create meaningful connections that transcend the dementia experience.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Avanti Senior Living at Towne Lake was like Taj Mahal. Its off-the-charts gorgeous, modern and luxurious. It was not affordable but it was beautiful. The workers were super happy, I got introduced to them, and it was just the nicest place. They have so many activities, they have a beauty salon, and there were activities going on while I was there. There was entertainment that would come in, it was just very clean and beautiful. The staff that toured me around was very nice, it was all very nice and I had no issues. But the parking wasn't as desirable, I had to park on the street since there wasn't a lot of parking."

"Cypress Assisted Living IV was a nice-sized facility. It looked to be very well managed. The owner who was on site gave us the tour. The rooms were lovely; they were very nice. They had a great layout. The owner and the onsite manager took us around, and they were great. They answered all our questions. They were very informative. The building itself was very nice. They had a courtyard area, too."

"My mother is in Rose Hill Assisted Living, and she's in a wheelchair most of the time now. It's very nice. The people there are very nice. We haven't been able to go in and tour it, but I've heard good reviews about them. We visit Mom every day outside on their patio. The staff that we've met have been very nice and very helpful. We've been told they do bingo and crafting. We chose them because it's the only facility that had outside visitation allowed on their patio six feet apart, and it was close for my dad to drive to."

"My mother has been in Cambridge Square for six years now. It is excellent. The staff members treat my mother like family and it has been a great experience. My mother is 101, and she can't see very well, so she is not able to really take part in any of those activities. However, I see the other residents there doing different things. I see the food and I see the menu, and it looks terrific to me. The staff members do a terrific job. The place looks like a hotel and it is decorated nicely. My mother is definitely comfortable there."

"The environment my Aunt lives in works very well for us. I don’t worry about her whether she is receiving good care. "

"I toured Apex Oaks at Cypress. Everything looks clean. It's a neat place. There are a few residents, so I think they feel like they are at home, and the amenities they can enjoy are also good for the elders. The backyard is small, but it is still a nice place to enjoy. The people working there were very friendly. They were saying hi to me all the time. Christine was very kind. She explained everything to me and showed me all the areas, and the rooms."

"It was odd to me that Agape Heritage Home is in a residential area. It did not seem like a facility. My overall visit was good. The people were nice, and they were clean. I am just worried that being in a residence, the neighbors are gonna protest. Then we will get stuck without a place for mom."

"I liked the beautiful grounds of Brookdale Shadowlake (Formerly The Hampton at Shadowlake). It was very intimate, personable, and clean. They all seemed very friendly and helpful. They have bingo, and they have a place where they can watch movies. "

"The Abbey is a new, clean, and well-organized facility. They were pleasant to work with. "