Memory Care Communities in Houston, TX

"We liked Tender Care Assisted Living. The people seemed to be very friendly and looked like it was an efficiently run facility. We viewed the bedroom and it was clean and comfortable. The director was very cooperative in answering the questions that my sister-in-law's children asked. It was a very positive and friendly atmosphere."

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

"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 Village of Meyerland was great and very personalized to my mother. There was someone higher up that took the time to see us. They took time to talk about my mother. It ended up after taking all the tours that is was one of the pricier ones. I felt like the rooms were really nice and spacious. It's a smaller community and close by to where I live. I would consider it. It seemed like they would work with me. The rooms were big and clean, and they felt like apartments. They felt like independent living (not assisted living), so I thought that was nice. Everything we saw was really nice. The amenities were good. They had large good windows, and tall ceilings. It seemed like there's a lot of little stations for adults to cook and take classes, sit outside, look out the windows, and pretend they were in an office."

"The Village of River Oaks was beautiful with lots of beautiful common areas. The menu in the dining facility looked fantastic, the people and the staff that I met were very nice and professional. It's a new facility, and I like the location. They also have meals, but I did not sample them."

"I have found Belmont Village to be clean, well managed and generally filled with caring and competent staff. My grandmother has been there for quite a while now and over the course of the past many years, her needs have changed. When I visit, I am greeted by a friendly receptionist (although there's more than one) and friendly, responsive employees elsewhere -- from the care providers "Pals" to the Rehab/exercise team to the food service workers in the dining hall and kitchen. There was a time when my grandmother needed around the clock care after a bad fall and stay in the hospital. The various staff that came in to watch and care for my grandmother with the basics of needs did so with kindness, caring, respect, and attention to her needs. One even went so far as to mention that we get Ensure to make sure that she was getting the nutrients she needed, especially at that time when she wasn't eating or drinking that much. I live far away, states away, and can't get there very often. It pleases me to know that she's in a place where there is a quality of care, good management of the facilities, and a comfortable, safe environment for my grandmother to live out her final years. "

"I’ve lived here for a year and the staff are really friendly and helpful. I enjoy taking morning walks daily, beautiful outdoor space."

"Emeritus at Memorial was even better than the place where my mom stayed. However, the configuration of the room was that they would have to put a refrigerator, microwave and bedroom. Other than that, it was very comfortable. "

"Excellent for higher functioning Alzh's patients. Love the facility, staff and food."

"I was completely impressed with them. It's clean, lovely, and the philosophy of care is pretty unique compared to other places. The staff is caring, competent, and engaged with the residents. The rooms seemed appropriate in size."

"Atria was nice and better, but it’s a little pricey, and I liked them. They had everything nice, the food was good and homemade. There was a free pie during our visit. "

"The facilities are all kept very clean, and the staff are quite professional. There are numerous and varied activities daily, and the food is of high quality and of balanced nutritional value. There are three separate buildings to the facility, with two being standard care and the third being for those with advanced dementia or Alzheimer's. There is specialized care for Alzheimer's at the facility, as well, which is excellent. For those who don't require that level of care, there are frequent trips out to shop or simply be out in the world, which certainly helps, as no one likes to be cooped up in the same building without recourse. The rooms are reasonably sized with most being a bit larger than a standard hotel room, and some being quite a bit larger than that. "

"I toured for my grandma. The room was very clean. You pretty much have to kind of try to decorate it how she's at home so it won't be a drastic change. That's what they told me. The staff explained everything to me."

"The Abbey at Westminster Plaza was nice and high end. When you walked down the hall, it was like you were at the Four Seasons. It was fancy. They were across from a hospital and had lots of different kinds of ways to keep their residents busy. When we were there, I was told that they were watching a movie somewhere. "