Assisted Living Communities in Galveston, TX

"My sister stayed at La Vita Bella for nine days. I highly recommend them. It's listed as an assisted living, but it's more of a personal care home. Everyone there is very good to the residents. At that time, they had 14 rooms, and they were private rooms. They're very caring. They have activities for the residents if they want to do them. I was impressed with it. It's a house that they built on to, and it's owned by a nurse. It's beautifully decorated. Their staff is very attentive, very caring, and very personal. It's just a calm atmosphere."

"The Crossings Methodist Retirement Communities has been excellent. They have marvelous, caring staff, good meals, activities almost daily, and a therapy group that is getting me up from a wheelchair towards walking. I couldn't be happier. I've got a one-bedroom. There are sidewalks that encircle everything. They have several meal areas and menus, so you can select what you're going to eat at each meal."

"Brawner Sunset Haven is not brand new. They have been there for a long time, but it’s kept up and it was of decent shape. It was not bad. The rooms were average, not too small, but not specially spacious. "

"My daughter and I picked Psalm 23 Home Care for my brother, but it was an assisted living facility. You live in a home and they take care of you. It was wonderful. The people there sounded great, but he needed 24-hour care. I like that it was a house. It wasn't a hospital, so the people didn't have on the uniforms and stuff. It was homier. There were other people you could talk to. My brother had already made a friend in there. They were talking about country and Western movies. Everybody there seemed happy. I talked to a bunch of them and they seemed happy and that was a big part of what I wanted. I don't have any experience with him being in there, but just visiting them, they were extremely nice. They showed me everything. The house didn't smell like pee, like how sometimes nursing homes do. It was nice. The one they showed me was a shared room. They have individual rooms, but they cost more. They were very clean. I saw common rooms, and they had a big TV in them and lots of sitting room, and they had tables with magazines on them. They have a nice garden that they can go out and sit in."

"My mother had been in an apartment at Alvin Memorial Gardens. It had been exceptionally good for her. It's independent living. There were no services that were provided, but we had doctors coming to the house. It's low income, so they go by your income. Mother's rent was like $300, and it was a nice little apartment. It was one bedroom, and they had studios, too. It had been a good place for her to live. When you walk in the door, they have the decor for the month and some birthdays posted. They have a nice gathering area where they would play bingo. They have monthly luncheons and gatherings. They have church services available, and visiting folks coming in from the community as requested. The staff was wonderful. Mother had an incident, but we couldn't get there before the ambulance did, so one of the staff members went up and sat with her until the ambulance got there. She made sure that she was okay. That's not part of their duties, but that's the kind of people they are. They would greet you. The cleaning staff would do the same. They knew Mother's name and always greeted her. It's an older building, but every time Mother made a request for a repair or some help in the apartment, their carpenter was sent up immediately and did a good job of it. She was very happy there; she hated to leave it. You supply your food, and you have your own little kitchen. It's a red brick building, and it's well enough maintained for its age. They keep it clean. They had a lot of activities. They had some dominoes, and they had birthday celebrations every month."

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"My mother-in-law moved into Evening Star Personal Care Home. The grounds are very well cared for, and the place is clean. The buildings are in good repair. There's a nice parking lot. They do not have a large turnover in their staff. The staff is very caring and very knowledgeable. The interior of the place is a home, not an institution or a facility. And when you go in, it looks like a home. They have activities every day that range from crafts to bingo. They offer snacks several times a day. They have a menu that is to be envied, it's excellent. And they have a very good routine for cleaning the residents. The house itself is impeccable. I can't find anything wrong with it."