Assisted Living Communities in Highlands, TX

"My friend lives in Rosemont. I like that it doesn't have a bad odor like a lot of assisted homes do. Most of the staff is very caring. It's got pros and cons. There are good workers. There are bad workers. Sometimes the food's good, sometimes the food's bad but overall, the management is caring and the nursing staff is very caring as well, concerned, and listens to your concerns."

"We have chosen here for my parents. It was very, very clean, very friendly, and very nice. The staff was responsive and attentive. When I was there, they were engaged, and they were very friendly. The apartments were nice and clean. The cafeteria was awesome. They fed me lunch and it was good. The facility is laid out well. The amenities they offer are nice. They've got different areas set up for activities, games, and things to keep the residents entertained and occupied. The dining area was set up like a restaurant. It's a very clean, open, and bright atmosphere. They had quite a bit to select from the appetizers up to the salads and the main courses. It's just like eating in a restaurant. The waitress came out and took our order. They're very attentive. For an adult living facility, the rooms were smaller than I kind of expected. They were ample enough to provide a nice, homey and comfortable living environment for my parents once we got them in there. They were very clean and laid out well. The independent living ones have a washer and dryer and were very, very nice. The staff who toured us was very, very helpful, and very friendly and answered all my questions, and even took me back to places that I forgot. I would look at something and say, 'I don't remember that. Can you take me back?' And she would take me back. She was very humble."

Nestled in a charming neighborhood and shrouded by trees, Autumn Springs in Kingwood offers a peaceful retirement retreat for seniors with varying care needs. Residents requiring everything from minor ADL support to complex memory care can enjoy the retirement they deserve, with ample opportunity to engage in various activities, socialize, and live a fulfilling lifestyle. Delicious and nutrient-rich meals and snacks are prepared from scratch daily, and the spirit of a small community allows seniors to form trusting, positive relationships with caregivers and fellow residents. Autumn Springs assisted living community in Kingwood offers in-house activities of daily living (ADL) support, memory care, and respite care. We partner with trusted local providers to deliver quality hospice care and other specialty services. As a small senior care community, we aim to build a close-knit environment where residents become a family and family caregivers can create wonderful new memories with their loved ones. Memory care in Kingwood provides specialized support and a secure environment for individuals with Alzheimers disease or other forms of dementia, offering tailored care plans, cognitive stimulation activities, and a safe setting to enhance their quality of life and maintain their well-being. This type of care is beneficial for those who require specialized attention due to memory impairment, ensuring their safety, comfort, and social engagement while addressing their unique needs and challenges. Offered at Autumn Springs Kingwood: Assisted Living Memory Care Respite Care Collaboration with third parties such as Hospice and Home Health 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 Resident 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 To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My dad is at Kingwood Memory & Assisted Living. What I like best about it is it's just a small place and a small community. They communicate well with you about what's going on with your family. The staff is very caring and loving. The food has also been good. My dad's been eating. Yesterday they had a huge Thanksgiving meal. That was all home-cooked. The facility is nice. I just think right now my dad is probably the most alert person there. He doesn't have anybody to talk to, so he's kind of bored there. He is in the memory care."

"The people at The Village of the Heights are great, sweet, and kind. It's really a nice facility. My sister says the food is good, but my mom complains about it. For the price, it should have had a pool, and their garden is only for the aged people that have memory problems in the locked down area, so my mom doesn't really have access to the garden, but she can come and go as she pleases. They have a lot of activities. After breakfast, the residents can stay busy the whole day if they are interested. They have parking."

"My husband moved into Angels Landing Residential Care Homes. One of the things that impressed me was that she came to the house to meet us. She wanted to meet my husband, and she called before letting me know that I did not need to worry. They were going to take care of my husband. A lot of times, people don't hear you. I did not get the feeling that it was a financial reason for her concern. I sensed her authenticity, integrity, and dignity. His living space was impeccably pristine. It was suggested that no family members come for 30 days in order to give my husband a chance to acclimate to a new environment, and I thought that was just really impeccably on point. I've experienced good customer service there."

"I visited the Hampton at Pearland and for me it was pricey, but the facility is really nice and clean. I would really like to put my dad in there. It looks like the people are being treated nice there. They have a studio apartment with a kitchenette and it's a medium room. When I went there they were doing some recreational activities. I really like this place. "

"My parents will be moving to The Village of River Oaks. I once was invited to a barbecue there, so I went. The people there and the director, Laura, she was very nice and offered to show me if I wanted to see the apartment. I said I just want to meet the residents, and so she took me around and introduced me to more than a dozen people who were just so nice. The residents there, the staff, everybody was just really nice people. It had a good home feeling to it. It wasn't super duper fancy or crazy, but it was really nice and kept up clean. All the residents were clean, they were all well taken care of, so it's more the feel of it that I really liked. My dad was not in the best of health and I explained that to the directing nurse, and I asked whether they can go in as independent or assisted. She asked me to write up some information about his medications and prognosis, and they accepted him and his mom. I don't know how long they're going to be independent, but that's a good place to start. They have the option to make their own meals or go to the dining room that serves three meals a day. We stayed for lunch and it was so good. They also have a full kitchen, a full refrigerator, and everything in their own apartment. Every Friday night they have happy hour down in the main guestroom or ballroom or living room, and so they get together and they have drinks, and they have a band or something every Friday. Once a month, they do a big event out on the patio, which is really nice. It just brings everybody together; that was the barbecue thing that I went to. They also have daily exercise classes every day, a pool, and they have an activities room. The facility is eight stories, it's very nice. The monthly fee is a bit high compared to some of the other places we looked at. The company is currently painting their apartment and they'll be moving in."

"The staff is excellent and genuinely care about their residents. Facility is very clean and modern."

"I visited Brookdale The Heights. The staff was friendly, accommodating, and very caring. The rooms were very nice and of an average size. They told me that my husband was functioning higher than the patients there and recommended me to another place. It was very nice and clean. "

"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."

"The facility was located in a very urban location, near downtown Houston, but was easy to drive to from all over the City. It was one story and had large, well planned rooms. All the landscaping was neatly cared for and the lawns and trees made it a pleasant setting, as did the traditional brick and white wood trim. The decor was traditional, with shiny brass fixtures. The staff was friendly and warm. The residents all appeared well groomed and disciplined. The meals were well prepared and served formally, and all the residents were supervised according to a schedule for each individual. The rooms were neat and the floors were immaculate. All the workers seemed to have a wonderfully concerned attitude to our Uncle. We became quite friendly with the staff who would fill us in on our Uncle's activities on the days when we were not there. His medicines were administered on time and he was clean and neatly dressed everyday. He said that he slept well there. We wer happy that he was in such good care and that they were concerned with his well-being. The Family has searched all over the City for a well organized group to care for Uncle until he passed away. We are grateful for their attention to him. "

"We took a tour of Orchard Park at Victory Lakes, and we've decided we would put my mother-in-law there. I like the people that were there and the employees. The director was very thorough on everything. The rooms were nice, and the bathrooms were nice. It was a real nice place. They have arts and crafts for them to do, and they had a beauty shop. I don't know what you would call it, it wasn't a church type thing. There was a place for different religions all in the same room. It was for people who wanted to go to church on Sunday. They can't go anywhere, so they have that thing. I think it was done on Saturday and Sunday that they had some type of Church meeting thing. It felt pretty homey, that's another reason why I'm putting her in there."

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