The Best Assisted Living Communities in Galveston County, TX

"We have chosen Reunion Court of Clear Lake for my mom. We toured it. The facility was nice. The people were nice. They have all the standard stuff, and lots of medical staff present. The facility was clean. The layouts are standard. They have studios and one-bedroom apartments. They have on-site memory care in case that becomes a need later."

"Brookdale Pearland is a beautiful facility. It's well maintained. It has activities. The cafeteria was nice. They seemed to have everything in place, but it was private pay. The staff answered all my questions. She took the time out of her day when I dropped in without an appointment. I also had people call me back for details that I had questions about. They have a nice little dining area, and they all seemed engaged. They had some activities, but I don't remember if they had a therapy room or anything like that."

"The Park At Bay Area was pretty nice. It was an impressive walkthrough. They have so many different sections in there, plus the living section toward the back end was more like your own private apartment kind of situation. They said it's set up for couples if they wanna come. It's like maybe five on each side of a walkway, and it was very nice. They had an outdoor seating area for them. I was very impressed with that one, plus it's close to where we are. It would be easy to visit. It was great. I met with the manager or head person and a worker who was behind the desk, and then they gave me a tour at that time. My interest is the cleanliness of the place, the way the staff might interact with the residents there, and I was impressed with everything."

"My husband lives at Trinity Oaks of Pearland. I love that most of the people working there have been there for 10+ years, and there's a lot of camaraderie, and they know the residents in a way that you can't if you've just worked there a year or so. These are people with history and they're very caring. They've been super supportive of my husband as he struggles to learn his way from his apartment to the dining room and that kind of thing. I just can't think of a single thing about this community that I don't admire. They do a really great job. My husband wasn't eating real food before he moved there, only milk and snacks. I hoped that being in a group setting would encourage him to eat, and it worked. Now, he's eating more, which I find excellent. The building is older and it shows signs sometimes of buildings like that, but that's not a turnoff for me. As far as cleanliness, there's no lingering smells of either disinfectant or urine. So, as far as I'm concerned, they're doing a great job. I know on their activity schedule there's a lot going on. I've seen people watching movies, playing dominoes, playing cards, and playing bingo. But my husband doesn't participate in any of that because of his memory."

"Everywhere Is Home is truly like home for your loved one. The staff is very caring and treat their residents like family. My husband grew to love each and every one of the staff and enjoyed having some of their children come in and even call him “Grandpa” at his request. He loved to interact with the kids. The staff would get him up and put him in the common area where he could watch them cook and of course, offer his ideas. He would often join in singing with one of the caretakers and they would watch his favorite shows together. At holidays, they always threw a party for the residents and their family with great food and gifts all around depending on the occasion. The owner is absolutely wonderful, easy to work with, very caring and he is good to the residents and staff as well. It was always very reassuring to know that the owner was there as well as each of the staff members. I never worried about my husband while he was there. It was a joy to deal with the people there and I too felt like family and still do."

"I chose here for my husband, because they had a memory care and it was an established place where people are happy. What I liked the best about it is the caregivers. They are caring, loving, and they take good care of the residents. They have good activities, but there's just not enough of them. The facilities are very nice, and they have very good food. It's also the closest one to me, and it's right by a hospital."

"The rooms are nice and adequate for our loved ones needs. The food seems agreeable to the needs. Fruit of some kind would be a nice, healthy addition. We cannot say enough kind words to describe how helpful, loving and supported we feel by every staff member we have encountered here - specifically Andrea who works 6 tasks simultaneously at times with a smile!"

Autumn Springs Home Care Communities is a small family-owned and operated assisted living home in the historic district on Galveston Island. Residential Assisted Living is a better alternative for senior living. Offered at Autumn Springs Galveston: Assisted Living Respite Care Collaboration with third parties such as Hospice and Home Health Autumn Springs Senior Care Homes in Galveston provides daily support for aging adults who cannot live safely and independently in their own homes. Our smaller size and the industrys best staffing ratios allow us to deliver quality, personalized care while fostering a greater sense of community where residents become family. Our residential senior care home in Galveston offers personalized care and individual attention to each resident in a safe and secure environment. We offer fully furnished private and semi-private rooms, and we encourage our residents to bring any furniture and decorations that make their rooms feel more like home. Our full-time cook professionally prepares delicious and nutritious home-cooked meals. Additionally, we provide support with daily living activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and managing medications. We offer around-the-clock awake and alert care, so you and your loved one can count on us to always be there to assist. A higher standard of care at Autumn Springs Homes: Family-Owned and Operated 1:5 Caregiver Ratio State-Certified Caregivers with Ongoing Education Full-Time Cook On-Staff Med Tech All Inclusive Upscale Home Setting Fully Furnished Safe & Secure Fully Adapted Homes We are a family-run community that values close relationships with our residents. Our priority is to give them the best possible care and assistance. Our Galveston senior care home caters to older adults, providing attentive support in a warm and comfortable home environment. At Autumn Springs, our primary goal is to provide exceptional personalized care services for seniors in Galveston with diverse needs. We feel privileged to serve and care for seniors in Galveston. Along with our qualified and skilled staff, we collaborate with reputable healthcare organizations to offer additional care and support for our residents.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"We loved The Reserve at Pearland, but it was private pay, and there was no way we could cover that. Chloe was the sales director who toured us, and she is very likable. She has a great personality. The facility is beautiful and clean. The rooms are private little homes, like apartments, so they have little kitchen areas and everything. It's extremely nice, but it's all private pay. Chloe worked very hard to try to make us a good deal, but we couldn't cover it. It was very expensive. I would love to put my mother in that facility. They have a beautiful garden area with big magnolia trees."

"I toured Orchard Park at Southfork. They have activities for the people, so they don't just sit around and do nothing. They take them around outside, and they have little sit-to-be-fit, so they get a little exercise. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable. The dining area was nice and clean. In the memory care area it was just a little dark. It needed more lights or something, but everything was fine. There were no smells or anything like that."

"The rooms are very nice and there are multiple floor plans to choose from. The staff is friendly. The center is always nice and clean. The dining area appears to be understaffed creating long wait times for residents. The portions also seem very small to me but the food is good."

"This facility is beautifully decorated and immaculately clean. The owner and caregivers are kind, attentive, and responsive."

"My mom has been a resident in Independent Living for 4 years and has been very happy there. When she needed a hip replacement, she went into St. Dominic's skilled nursing and rehab facility on the same campus short-term. It was so convenient to bring her back to the same campus that has three tiers of care. The nurses and physical therapists were so kind to my mom. I visited her almost every day and, without fail, the facility was clean, my mom was well groomed and well fed, and I felt comfortable knowing she was safe and well cared for. The staff went above and beyond to get my mom walking again and they treated her with kindness. She was then able to return to her room in independent living."

"My tour of Braeswood Estates Senior Living was a good experience. It's a nice place. It's a nice quiet location near the bayou. The staff Angel took me through and showed me a couple of the sample rooms that they've got, the cafeteria, and stuff. It was clean and neat. We spoke to some of the people as we were going through it, and it seemed like a friendly place. Angel was quite helpful and quite friendly. I saw how she interacted with some of the residents, and she was quite pleasant with them. So that made a good impression that she seemed interested in them and had a good relationship with them. The apartments were pretty standard. They're not huge, but they seemed to be big enough for a comfortable stay. Everything was clean and neat when we walked through the hallways. The rooms had a little refrigerator and a bench in the shower. They had several courtyards and a screened-in porch where when it was not so hot, you can sit out there. They had a TV/movie viewing room and the cafeteria. It seemed like there was another room there where some of the residents were gathered like a library and stuff with some books and things. "