The Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Fort Bend County, TX

"Eagle's Trace is marvelous, but it's quite expensive. They even have a hospice on location and assisted living. It's all in one place. It's huge. It's got a big lake behind it and you can fish. They have a natatorium. They have a huge exercise room. All of the apartments have closed-in patios. They have a variety of costs. You can even get a whole suite, but that would be the most expensive one. They have one-bedroom, one-bedroom with a studio, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom. There are no children living there. It's all seniors. They have anything you could think of that you want. You can have your food delivered to your room. They have three or four different restaurants down in the lobby. They have a huge game room with any kind of game you can think of. If you want to just walk or run, they have a long walkway. It looks like it's surrounded by a park, but it's all part of their site. It's a gated community, so not anyone can just drive in. You have to stop at a guard booth. The staff is wonderful and very friendly. They even have exercise classes every day for you to work out if you want. The tour included a lunch. They have a chef on site. It's delicious food. It's like eating cuisine. The facility was marvelous. It was like going to a resort. When you move in there, they also will take care of you moving. They'll sell your home for you. For example, if your home sells for say, $300,000 and you want to move into a two-bedroom and the cost of that would be $200,000, if you die while you're there, they keep 10% of it and send the rest to the beneficiary of your choice. They provide all the movers and everything to move you out of your home. They'll do an estate sale for your furniture and everything, and then give you the check after they've done all of that. There are doctors and nurses there."

"I like everything about living at Treemont. It's clean and orderly, and the service is good. The staff is nice, and the food service is well organized and serves healthy meals. The owners are very accommodating about residents' food preferences. We're close to Memorial City Mall and the emergency room at Memorial Hermann hospital. There are many activities; musical performances, exercise programs, field trips, etc. It's a great value, as well."

"We will move into Watercrest at Katy. The prices are great. It's about half the price of our other chosen facility. I like the apartment a whole lot better, a little bit more room, and I like the place, and everything."

"Brazos Towers at Bayou Manor was a lovely place. There were three women I met with who were residents, and we had coffee together, and I was able to ask questions of them and hear their experiences. They had all lived there for eight years. They were delightful and very nice people. It looks like a nice place. Their financial requirements are pretty high. If you sign up for it, it's continuing care, and they will not put you out if you run out of money. But they require a substantial amount of money. It's invested and kept. If you don't use the money, 90% of it is refunded, but it still ties a lot of capital. They told me that most people lived there for 12 years, but they do have people who are over 100 living there. The staff took me around and showed me about three available apartments. One of them was in the new section that was built in the last few years. It was more of a modern build. I preferred the older building, which had a more traditional feel to it."

"Hallmark was clean and well-organized. It was excellent. If I were going to move, that's where I would move. The woman who took us through was outstanding. Everything was in beautiful order. The rooms were handsomely set-up. The tour was excellent. We were there for lunch, and the food was excellent. It was apparent that plenty of the things were set-up. They had a swimming pool."

"My husband has moved to The Forum At Memorial Woods. He is in their memory care. The caretakers are very friendly and attentive, and the community itself seemed lively. His room is excellent and the staff are helpful. I only experienced one meal there, and it was fantastic. The dining room is large and very nice like a five-star hotel. They put out an activity calendar that is so full that there's no way a person could do it all. They have activities listed 7 days a week, from 9 to 6."

"I am at so happy to have found Ms Latisha and Ms Jeannette when I did. My grandmother needed so much help and they welcomed her and me into their home. They took Care of her as if she was apart of their family. Always asking about how to improve their care and were so encouraging even when she my grandmother was feeling down they raised her up and kept her going. My family was always welcomed to visit. They were knowledgeable about medications. Meals were prepared daily. Activities puzzles exercise ect were on a schedule and told me of any concerns. Her stay was only Temporary until she was able to relocate to her home town. At the time she left she was not walking but they helped her with transferring. This was a hundred percent better than 2 trips she had to skilled nursing where they told me to accept that she was going to be bed bound. Today she walking (assisted). and talking non stop..lol. If you have a loved one in need this is definitely one in which you won't have to worry! Thank you so much"

"Admissions personal, Ms Cook provided excellent customer service, long process but worth the wait. Clean facility"

"I was pleasantly surprised with Villas on Woodforest. The condition of the property was very good and the people were very friendly. It was top notch. They had different scheduled games during the month and bus trips to various things in the community that people want to see and homeowner meetings. It seemed like they stayed busy pretty much all month. The pricing was extremely good. They had a swimming pool, library, computer room, putting green, covered, enclosed parking, and a store where you could buy certain things that you might need at the last minute. They also had a large dining room, but they didn't serve food themselves."