Independent Living Communities in Tomball, TX

"We went to Park Creek. We have already toured there and we're set up for another tour. We liked them, they looked quite nice. We were looking at the largest rooms, and we really liked the one they showed us, which was a corner, a first-floor corner that had a little patio that had a ramp. Instead of a step-down, it had a little ramp. I use a walker to get around and every once in a while a wheelchair (depending on distance), so for us, that ramp would be handy. We liked it. The food was quite good, we had dinner with them."

"I toured The Conservatory at Champion Forest, and it was the best I've seen so far. It was more modern, and the staff was kind. They followed up with me three times, even trying to adjust the price to fit my budget. However, it was still not cheap. Their rooms were clean and fine. They put a wooden floor instead of carpet in the living area. They have a kitchenette, which is enough for senior living, and I think for the washer and dryer they wanted extra."

"We went to Spring Cypress Phase II. They're building new buildings; they got 3 new buildings being built there. At least one is nothing but independent living, but that's not going to be available until early next year. So if I was even interested there, it would be next year sometime before we'd even be able to be interested. It was fine, and it was also quite expensive. They have a few independent cottages, little duplexes, which are very expensive. They're like 200 or 300 yards away from the amenities. And it's all outside, you go up and down the street to get to it. And in fact, supposedly the way they were talking, if we were in the cottages at the moment, which is independent living, we couldn't even go to the building that is assisted living. The cleanliness was fine. We got one lady that took us around as a tour. We had an appointment, but when we went there, they didn't have our name, they didn't know who were were. But they managed to go and get a very nice lady who showed us around. They couldn't offer us lunch because we weren't set up for the tour, but they said we could always call and re-setup to come to lunch anytime, so that was nice. It was also very expensive."

"It was truly homey, bright and delightful. We have toured many and some have smells, some have unpleasant people, some are dirty and Paradise Springs just felt right!"

"My mother moved into The Village at The Woodlands Waterway. The place is very nice. It's very close to restaurants and activities, and things like that. They have a lot of activities for the seniors there. The meals aren't the best. They're hit and miss. Sometimes you get a nice meal, and sometimes it's not so good. Other than that, the level of care is pretty good"

"It was nice. I had a nice tour with them. The place was very nice, clean, and cheerful. I met the assistant manager, the dietitian, and the physical therapist. Everybody was so nice to me. They showed me all the rooms; some were single and some were shared rooms. The rooms were very nice. I saw their menu and they had very nice, balanced diet."

"I toured The Conservatory at Alden Bridge. The only thing I have to furnish, which I can either rent or buy, is a washer and dryer. Everything else is furnished, and it has an ice maker, which is nice. They have many activities there. There is an on-site beauty salon, and there's a van. They have a pool, and lots of water aerobics are going on right now. The grounds itself is attractive and very well kept up. The inside looks good, and everybody is extremely friendly. They had bingo and bridge games going on. They had a big puzzle in there. It's spread out, so there will probably be a lot of walking. I chose it because of the location and felt it best fit my needs. The washer and dryer were probably the deal breaker, and not having any carpet. They served two meals a day, breakfast, or you could even have lunch or dinner, or anywhere in between. I met with the general director. I met with a gal who's handling all your moving experiences and how to do that and get you set up. There's another lady, the original salesperson, and the gal at the front desk. They're all very friendly, and they're very organized over here. It's very well kept up. All kinds of maintenance people and van drivers are there if you have an issue. They're nice. They have it together."

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"I have visited Morada Cy-Fair, and I thought they were very good for the amount of care that they have. They have independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It's very well-run. I saw a lot of staff during my visit. It's very busy, and I thought it might overwhelm my father. They had all the right amenities. The room I saw was nice, clean, and well-kept. I would have to move my dad's furniture in. The staff was very attentive. They were being friendly when we walked by. They introduced me to different people, like this person that took care of the laundry and all that. Everybody was busy. They had activities. They had a bus that would take people places. It had a good, open, and secure outdoor area, and I liked all of that. It's on a busy main road in the area. Once you get into the facility, they had a nice big open area where most of the residents would be and a couple of extra courtyards."

"We visited Ella Springs Senior Living Community. It was clean. It didn't have any smell. It was nice. We got there right around lunchtime and did a tour. We saw what they offered, like their private, semi-private and shared rooms. The person who gave the tour was nice. She took us and walked us around. The people in memory care were pretty nice. They explained to us that if a person can't feed themselves or decides they don't know if they're supposed to eat, they are sitting there feeding them. The food looked good and smelled good. They had two churches that came in twice a week, one on Sunday and one during the week. They have bingo nights. They showed us around where they sit and watch movies. Each room has its TV. We enjoyed everything we saw and liked it. The only thing is that we couldn't afford it."

"Village on The Park Steeplechase was very nice. It was a large facility. It had a lot of nice sitting areas. We looked at a studio-type apartment. It had a refrigerator and a microwave. It had a mini kitchen, so you could get snacks and stuff. The place was very nice, too. They had a lot of outdoor space. They had a very nice area with sidewalks and everything."

"Copperfield Estates has lots of interaction. The environment was friendly. They were very supportive, assisting me and giving me directions. They have lots of recreational areas. The rooms were nice size. They were fairly affordable. I don't have anything negative to say about it. They're my first choice. They're the most economical, but they still are a little more than what we want to pay."

"We went to StoneCreek of Copperfield. We weren't that pleased with them. It wasn't very good, but it's very clean and the staff we met, I liked."

"I liked Arella Forest at Woodland. The apartments were really laid out for an independent living situation. It worked to my mom's advantage. As far as she's not interested in the meals, we run into so many places where you have to purchase the meal plan, which stores everything up to $3,000, and my mother doesn't eat. So this was appealing to us from that factor. Plus, it was close to where I live. I really liked the community, that is probably one of my number one choices. The staff was very nice, she took us to the apartments that we wanted to look at, and was most helpful with the information. We looked at three different floor plans, a smaller one bedroom, a larger one-bedroom, and a two-bedroom. So they had lots of options. The prices were reasonable. They had a pool, an exercise room, a card room, and they had quite a lovely monthly planner that they use. My sister was like, "When can I sign up and go there?""