Assisted Living Communities in Bryan, TX

"My Mother was evacuated from Kingwood to Bluebonnet Court after Hurricane Beryl hit the Houston area, and from the minute she arrived, it was an absolute fantastic experience. They treated Mom as if she was a permanent resident, and after only a three week stay, she cried for half of the drive back to Kingwood. The Caregivers, Med Techs, Nursing staff and the Administrators were extremely caring and understanding. All of the residents are happy and friendly, and when I say "family atmosphere," I certainly mean it. Clean, elegant; I could go on all day. Thanks for everything you did for Mom!"

"PeachCreek is a gem. The home is BEAUTIFUL and set in an amazing ranch style setting. The staff keeps the home spotless and the rooms are full of sunlight and extra room. Our family has been so happy with the care and love given to all the residents. We love EVERYTHING about PeachCreek!!!"

"Arbor Oaks At Crestview was the one that's closest to our home and that was kind of the one that I anticipated, perhaps, moving into but there were a couple of things that stood in. The buy-in there was quite large. It was close to $420,000. I have had other friends and family say they paid like $90,000 or somewhere in that neighborhood, and $420,000 can cut quite a swath into your investments. The other thing was they had a two bedroom, two bath, but they were still quite small in square footage. I have friends that live there and they have always said the staff is extremely nice and takes very good care of them. When I toured, they were also very nice and were very open about all the facilities. We toured a couple of different apartments and things like that and they were very clear about the things that they have available to their residents. I have played Bridge there with some of my friends and I have tried their food. It was not a complete meal. It was just sandwiches, but it was very good. The facility was all very clean and very nicely kept up. I also got that same feedback from my friends who live there, that they have a very nice facility and that they do a good job keeping it up."

"I toured Crestview Methodist Retirement Community. I talked to the lady who did the admitting, she was lovely, and very detailed in her talk, she took all of my information, and said she would get back to me. I went on a Friday and it was Monday when I got a call from a different lady that said she was sorry they were not in the skilled nursing area. They did not have a bed for him. That was a blessing because it was a lot further for me to drive. They had a semi-private room and a private room. The facility was beautiful."

"St Joseph Manor is a clean and quiet place. The staff has been great. They're good about keeping their eye on people and being available if you need them. The facility is actually not new, but it looks new. They maintain it and keep it up. There are no strange smells there. My friend has a private room and their rates are outstanding. They seem to have quite a bit of scheduled activities. They have a gym and two different community rooms where the people can get together and play games or work on puzzles. It's nice and peaceful. People seem to be happy there. We're impressed with them."

"Isle at Watercrest Bryan is very, very nicely kept, and we were comfortable leaving Daddy there and moving him in. We think he'll be very comfortable and well-taken care of. His room is very nice. The administrator or person who gave us the tour was very friendly with Daddy and with us, and informed us of everything that we were gonna be getting. It was a good experience. His room isn't ready yet and they were repainting it, but we've already gotten the keys and signed the papers. There were some things that they had to refresh in the room before he moves in. We saw the dining area and menu, we've not eaten the food ourselves, but there were menus for him to choose from and they seem to be very satisfying. There were also activities available for them. The overall facility was very clean and well-maintained both outside and inside. It's very nice."

"The second i walked into the Dansby house i was engulfed in a loving atmosphere , everywhere i turned i saw smiles and happiness . The employees spend a lot of time to make sure that the elderly are well taken care of . Every employee i saw was doing something to help the well beings of the clients . Besides the great hospitality , the place was spot less .All of the floors were swept everything was dusted and cleaned including the restrooms which included multiple emergency buttons and automatic soap and hand towel dispenser . This is not only very effective and nice but it also stops the spread of germs and bacteria which is very common in assisted living homes . "

"The Langford at College Station was really nice. The staff who gave the tour was good. She was really nice and gave us a lot of information. But she held us up until the end, and she said there's a $42,000 buy-in. Nevertheless, they had just about everything. They had a place to eat, a library, a common room, a place for different things like a gym, and then they had another room that was almost like a theater. It was really nice and very nicely decorated."

"Wish there was an option for “more stars.” My Mother needed more care than we were able to provide through family and private caregivers, but still had a strong desire to maintain her independence to the greatest degree possible. Seasons, its management and staff, were the perfect solution. Mom loved her time there, and Seasons helped her transition into the necessary Assisted Living setting with grace and dignity. The caregivers were that—caring for her, and for her every need, in a home-like atmosphere. Special thanks to Shawn M who became like a member of our family in meeting Mom’s desire to age in place while ensuring her changing needs over time were met. I wholeheartedly recommend Seasons as an amazing alternative to a more institutional setting."