Memory Care Communities in League City, TX

"Hampton at Pearland was a very pleasant facility. We were greeted there very well. They priced this facility beautifully, which was a good idea. The tour was very informative. The residents that were there during our visit were active in the activity and seemed to be enjoying themselves. However, you have to travel to different buildings for different activities. This meant that during the winter times or rainy days, you have to go out in the weather. There was no other way to go from one building to another. That was a negative for us because we don't want to see my mom out in the weather especially if she has a falling condition. "

"My mom went to The Park at Bay Area twice for respite care. They're very kind. The facility is very clean. They have lots of things and activities for the residents to do. The director gave us her cell phone number. Even after we were done with respite care, she did follow up and call. Anytime we had an issue or a concern, I called her cell phone. She called me back with an answer as to what was going on. It was very individualized care. The room was spacious and very clean. We used their furniture and stuff. It was very nice, comfortable, and decorated nicely. Everything was very accessible for my mom. My mom liked the food. They do bingo. They have arts and crafts. The residents could go to the car show. They have ice cream trucks come to the facility. They have karaoke and live bands that come and play for them, and my mom liked that. The staff members were amazing, super kind, and sweet."

"Everywhere Is Home is truly like home for your loved one. The staff is very caring and treat their residents like family. My husband grew to love each and every one of the staff and enjoyed having some of their children come in and even call him “Grandpa” at his request. He loved to interact with the kids. The staff would get him up and put him in the common area where he could watch them cook and of course, offer his ideas. He would often join in singing with one of the caretakers and they would watch his favorite shows together. At holidays, they always threw a party for the residents and their family with great food and gifts all around depending on the occasion. The owner is absolutely wonderful, easy to work with, very caring and he is good to the residents and staff as well. It was always very reassuring to know that the owner was there as well as each of the staff members. I never worried about my husband while he was there. It was a joy to deal with the people there and I too felt like family and still do."

"I chose here for my husband, because they had a memory care and it was an established place where people are happy. What I liked the best about it is the caregivers. They are caring, loving, and they take good care of the residents. They have good activities, but there's just not enough of them. The facilities are very nice, and they have very good food. It's also the closest one to me, and it's right by a hospital."

"It was very good. The rooms are nice, and they have a function room. They have memory reminiscing exercises, music, and crafts. My mother-in-law was in the memory care section. The staff was very good and caring."

"I toured Orchard Park at Southfork. It smelled good. They didn't have that certain smell that some of the senior homes have. Everyone seemed pleasant. People were moving around. It looked as if they were comfortable where they were. I saw the different things that they were in the process of doing. It's everything from the people interacting in the game rooms to people doing a Bible study. They had different things going on. The residents were doing stuff, and they looked pleasant and happy doing it. The staff seemed pleasant. They were interacting, and they were talking with the residents, so that was a plus to me where they knew the residents by name. The community was quite clean."

"We have my mom at Autumn Leaves of Pearland, and we are very satisfied with the facility. It was referred to me by a friend, and when we toured the place, we were very happy with it. It's not large, with only about 30 residents. The staff is absolutely wonderful, and they really take good care of her. The food is excellent, and they provide breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. The rooms are very, very nice. "

"I like that the staff at The Reserve at Braeswood have worked together in senior care for a long time, not necessarily all, but they seemed very compassionate. I like that the memory care is divided into wings. Each wing has two groups, so their meals are only for 6 or 7 people in one room at a time. So, it's a few small groups for meals, and they had two serving kitchens, one for each group, and they seemed to have ample staff to help. Some of them have been there 18 to 20 years. They're remodeling one of the buildings. As far as the rooms and hallways and everything, they were clean. It's an older place and a little darker than some of the newer ones, but I wouldn't have any complaints about them as far as cleanliness. The carpet is old, and they're gradually replacing all of that."

"The Tradition is a beautiful setting for our Mother and she has come to feel that it is her new home. She has stabilized during her two and a half years on the Memory Care Unit and my family is grateful for that. She has received good medical support during a few challenging times. The Directors of Nursing Shay and Stephanie have been responsive to both my family and my mother during this time that she has been in Memory Care. I truly know that they genuinely work diligently every day to provide for the residents at Tradition and I can speak on behalf of my own mother and say that that has made difference for the better for her during this time in her life. Shay also referred us to an excellent private care practitioner in Houston which has also been helpful beyond words which led to our mothers successful recovery. The nursing directors have been clear about what our mother has needed and were correct. They knew the limitations of what can be provided , they both told us their assessment for her care needs , made recommendations for a sitter and our family responded. Our mom benefitted. Food is very good. Environment is clean and attractive. Staff are professional and kind. My only recommendation for the Tradition administration If feasible would be to hire more caregivers. A sitter is an additional charge. A sitter also keeps mom safe due to her advancing memory loss. More staff would help out on this matter. Overall, I give the staff and facility high marks. Thankyou."

"Belmont - Houston, has been a very loving and attentive facility. The apartment sizes vary according to your need. The two factors that weighed the most for my choices were the food and activities. I did not want my parents to live in a facility that made meals for the masses. Belmont's "Josephine's Kitchen" reminds me of going to a cafeteria. You can order off of a menu and have what you are hungry for instead of eating a meal that is forced on you. There are specific eating times and the floor nurses, called Pals, assist to make sure everyone gets to the dining room to eat. Also, I wanted my parents to have quality activities in there lives, given their limitations. Balmont has musicians that are great, come and visit on a regular basis. There is wine and cheese one day a week. Water color classes, movie nights and exercise classes. They go out and eat once a month at a local restaurant. The nurses of the facility are fantastic. It takes someone with a real gift to work with aged people all day long. They are gentle, loving and respectful of the residents. There is also advanced dimensia care in the form of Adult Day Care and also a secured area for those in advanced stages. "

"I visited The Village of Southampton about six weeks ago. I liked the fact that they had three levels of care, independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It's all in one building. It's a high-rise building. They had activities for the people who live there. Everything was provided. They give you a list of activities for the whole month. Everything looked perfect. Everything was perfect. I saw an apartment, the dining room, the different rooms where they have activities, and I saw the vehicle that carries the people wherever they want to go. I talked to a couple of the residents, and they seem to be happy there. The staff who showed me around was very professional. I didn't try the food and seeing the menus, it looked very good. And they will take care of special diets."

"I decided to keep my mother in The Village of Meyerland. She has been there for two years now. She is in assisted living but is being evaluated now to see if she needs to go to memory care. So overall, it has been good. There's a lot of employee turnover. That's been the biggest problem we've had in two years. The turnover has been significant. Sometimes it impacted the service and sometimes it didn't. My mother has an apartment with a main area, a kitchenette, a bedroom, and a bathroom. The dining area of the community looks fine. My mother has a very limited palate, so she is accustomed to eating in certain ways. But they serve food for the general population. In terms of activities, they post their activities with dates and times. And the staff that my mother has interacted with are very helpful and respectful. They've done a refresh of the lobby area. Some of the areas could be kept better, but mostly it's a nice facility."

"We are at MorningStar at River Oaks. I'm very pleased with it. I'm quite happy with being here. I don't have any real complaints here. We've only been here about six weeks, so we are just getting oriented. I think the staff members are excellent. They're very attentive and well-trained. The food is very good. The building is first class. It has only been open about a year and a half, so it's top-of-the-line. In terms of activities, they have a daily program of things that we can attend. They provide quite a bit of support if you need it medically. It seems like they have a lot of attention without having to be like to have access to a pharmacy if you want. They have pretty much everything I can think of."

"We went to The Village of River Oaks. They were very attentive, and they scheduled me quickly. I felt like they were listening to our needs. It was very nice and upscale. If I were going to a senior living, I would want to live there. They had great relations. I felt like I was accommodated there. It was early in the morning, so I wasn't able to see as many of the people that live there in action. The facilities were very clean, and they had medium sized rooms. It looked like a real living space. It felt like a tiny apartment rather than a hotel room. I had a good impression of that. They had a swimming pool. There are shopping centers in the River Oaks area, and they had buses to shopping. I had a good feeling about it. However, I felt like the staff didn't have a background in medical stuff. The person was from a hotel. He couldn't really answer specific questions about elderly people's needs. The food looked delicious. I didn't try it, and I was a little confused because there were prices next to it. I couldn't tell if the dining room was a restaurant or like a cafeteria. It was unclear if they were going to be paying, like if you want a chicken. I didn't know how that worked. The facility was new and up-to-date. They gave us wine at the end. I felt like they're trying to sell me the place."