The Best Assisted Living Communities in Galveston County, TX

"I visited Trinity Oaks of Pearland. It just wasn't affordable; that's the problem. I saw a one-bedroom, and it was spacious and clean. They have a library and a recreation room; they are special. The family dining room is very nice. I saw some crafts going on that looked very intriguing. I had a very nice lunch; it was excellent. They have a courtyard and a place to go walking or maybe sit on a bench."

"Can’t say enough about the amazing level of care these wonderful staff provided our dear mother who lived at the residence the final year of her life. Mom had suffered strokes and needed enhanced attentiveness that our family couldn’t provide. We toured the facility and were immediately impressed and felt at ease. After she was accepted we always felt peace of mind knowing that she was cared for by the staff the same as they would take care of their own."

"We visited the assisted living facility of The Reserve at Pasadena. They're a very clean facility. The decorations that they have, as far as the whole building itself, look like a hotel instead of a nursing home. The rooms were very nice. The nurses were nice, and the people seemed happy. They were all sitting in the kitchen eating, and it was very nice. I like that my father would have a private room for himself there with his own shower, and he can control his air conditioning, because he gets cold and then he gets hot. I really like the whole place in general. They have a hands-on baking class where they can all purchase a plate and cook whatever they want. They have bingo nights, movie nights, and all kinds of activities. The person who gave the tour was very nice and respectful. She asked me if there was anything that I wanted to ask about, and she answered every question. She was very nice to the people who were there, and they all seemed to know her. There were hugs, and it's like they're one big family. They were in the process of eating lunch, and she said we were welcome to sit there and eat if we wanted to. She said they have a chef who works there, and he prepares gourmet meals for them. He used to work for a hotel, and they hired him there. He's been cooking for them for 20 years."

"I toured Autumn Springs Home Care Communities Galveston. I liked the way it was set up. They're under construction right now. So, there's nothing available. I liked the management there. The manager was very, very nice and informative. The place was nice. Everybody had their own individual room, unless you shared a room with one other person. But it wouldn't be a bunch of people together. They showed me around everything. I just happened to pop up in the area. I didn't have an appointment. I liked the way they were set up with their rooms and everything. They have a library and different activities during the day. Everything was clean."

"The Reserve at Pearland has an awesome nurse. The facility looked lovely. The people there were very friendly and welcoming. They have lots of things to do. It was a beautiful place, but their staff was what really stood out for me. They were so friendly. They've reached out to me and they've offered to do things. They were wonderful. Crystal was the name of the nurse and she was fabulous. Chloe was the one taking us around and she was really good, too. They've got good-sized rooms. The atmosphere was very welcoming and friendly. Everybody was very nice. If they saw us, they introduced themselves, so I couldn't ask for better."

"The people at Orchard Park at Southfork were great. The facility was really nice. The size of the rooms was small, but the upkeep was beautiful. We visited the entire facility. It was just perfect. It seems like there's plenty of parking. No problem with it."

"Our family cannot say enough good things about the care my brother-in-law received while in hospice at Angels Landing. From the moment he arrived, every member of the staff treated him with genuine kindness, dignity, and respect. The caregivers were not only professional but also deeply compassionate — they took the time to get to know him and made sure he was comfortable every step of the way. The facility itself is clean, peaceful, and beautifully maintained, creating a calm environment that truly felt like home. The meals were well-prepared and thoughtfully presented, and it meant so much to us that the staff paid attention to his preferences and needs. Communication with the care team was excellent — we always felt informed and included in his care. They were patient in answering our questions and provided reassurance during what could have been an incredibly difficult time. Our family is deeply grateful for the outstanding care and compassion shown by everyone at Angels Landing. They made a painful season easier through their warmth, professionalism, and heart. We will always remember the respect and comfort they provided."

"The Tradition-Buffalo Speedway was a high-rise facility, and they segregated the assisted living residents from the rest of the community, which I did not think my mother would appreciate. The staff was very kind and it was a lovely place. I just didn't think that my mother would be very happy in the assisted living portion of that place because most of the people in the assisted living place looked to be in need of much more care than my mother does. The room in the assisted living situation was smaller than the room where my mother is now. Since it was a high rise, the one whole wall was glass. It was all windows, and that made me a bit nervous. They had a beauty salon and a pool. I did see the dining room, but the dining for assisted living residents was different."

"Belmont Village was beautiful. I was very impressed, but it's too far away from home, so we would never consider it. On all points, it was exemplary. You could just put a check mark all the way across. It was a wonderful place, but I would never consider it. It's too far away. "

"The Village of Southampton was stunning. The views there are tremendous. You can see the whole city and can see downtown. The location is in the Rice Village at Rice University. There's a whole bunch of shops there. As long as we're able bodied, we can walk a mile or two. There's a lot of places that are within walking distance. That's the strong point of that one. The views are awesome. It's like 18 stories (or something like that), and all the apartments are just gorgeous. We've been there twice. They have exercise rooms, a swimming pool, and a lounge on the top floor. You could buy alcohol, snack foods, sandwiches, and stuff. The view is like drop dead gorgeous. There's an outside balcony that goes halfway around the building. It's stunning. The food was excellent. This is the best place in town."

"I recently visited this top-notch community. The new director is amazing! Expect great care and service from this awesome staff."

"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."

"I toured Sodalis Texas City. It was great. The residents there mentioned that they had been there for a year due to changes in owners and leadership through management, and it was very good. The residents there told us right away that they were very comfortable and well-treated. The layout plan for the small apartments is laid out nicely. It is very well-kept, clean, and easy to maneuver, whether you're in a wheelchair or using a walker. They had a terrace, dining areas, and sitting areas. They offered various types of amenities and outings, which was very good. I liked that they had cameras everywhere."

"My husband was in skilled nursing in The Crossings Retirement Community. I was not able to see him for about a month due to COVID. The rehabilitation staff has remained the same. It's the same people, but the turnover was shocking during the last stay, nearly no one is still there. They're using contract workers to fill in the gaps. I was a little disappointed in the rehab process system, which surprised me. The food was wonderful there. The people were certainly nice enough. It was clean, it had different halls for different levels of care. Their long-term care is twice the price of any other facility. When I asked them why, they said because they are the best facility in the area, which is probably true. They can charge it and people are willing to pay it. The facility is pretty, the rooms are huge. They have the opportunity for church services on Sunday. It's a Methodist facility. There's a lot of opportunity to work on puzzles, there's a common area where people can leave the room and come eat together. The interaction between patients was done either in the hall or in the common eating area. They had a trick-or-treat party where they lined people in wheelchairs up in the halls and children were allowed to trick or treat, and the residents were able to pass out candy. The residents and the kids had a blast."