The Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Galveston County, TX

"My sister is doing so well at Regal Estates. I would not have dreamed she would do so well. She was living alone and that was not working anymore. The upkeep on a house, the social isolation everything was becoming a problem. Because of her special needs, my brothers and I worried it might not work out. Well it has been several years now and she is happy and doing fantastic! The Staff at Regal is patient, caring, kind and smart when it comes to 'reading' what each resident needs. When we ask for help on something they are quick to respond and solve the slightest issue quickly and efficiently to everyones satisfaction. They keep the residents engaged in fun activities, vary the dining menus, administer her medicines for seizures and the place is spotless and oh so cheerful. All this even during Covid! Our family is so relieved and my sister is so much better off. No more calls crying in frustration from her. Regal Estates is one of the many blessings in our lives! "

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

"I love this place and the concept behind the place. Mounbatten House is a non-profit organization and it does fundraisers behind the scenes to keep the cost so cheap. There are no hidden fees-meaning they do not charge per meal, do not charge per cleaning the rooms, do not charge per doing their laundry, or do not charge per handing out the medication. I would highly recommend this place. The staff are friendly. "

"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."

"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."