Memory Care Communities in Pasadena, TX

"I was most impressed with The Shores at Clear Lake. I like the activities and its proximity to my home. I thought it was a very clean place. The staff was very friendly. They were very accommodating. That would have been the one I would have chosen for my husband if I had to put him in a facility. I looked at the menu and it looked very appetizing. I was very pleased with that one, and that would have been the one I chose. I talked to the sales representative. She was very friendly, very helpful, and followed up to check and make sure that things were going okay even though I said I didn't know if I was going to do it or not. I thought they were very helpful. The staff seemed pleasant with the people who were there. And the people there seemed very happy."

"We're very impressed. We saw a one-bedroom and the secured patient area for patients with Alzheimer's and memory problems. We're very impressed with the services that they provided and the price. The place was very clean and the residents looked very well-cared for."

"Large apartments. Liked the colors and light interior. Went with a friend to look at two or three apartments. The food was good. Everyone was very nice. The people who live there talked nice about the place and seemed very happy. If I lived closer I would live here! My friend is probably move in before the end of the summer."

"My husband is at The Cottages at Clear Lake under memory care. Due to Covid, you can't go inside the buildings, but you can only go to your loved ones. I usually go and see my husband in the courtyard that is enclosed and secure where they will bring him out there to me. I do sometimes go into his room, but not very often. I like that the courtyard is very comfortable and very pretty. They have gardening stuff and feeders for hummingbirds and other birds. I can also take my dogs to see my husband if I choose to, but I have to warn them because they have an in-house dog. The staff is the most wonderful and caring people I have ever met. They take care of his needs and if there are changes, they let me know and do whatever is necessary for whatever changes come up. The social stuff was curtailed a whole lot because of COVID, but it's now coming back. I know they have group meetings and group exercises, and different things."

"We loved The Reserve at Pearland, but it was private pay, and there was no way we could cover that. Chloe was the sales director who toured us, and she is very likable. She has a great personality. The facility is beautiful and clean. The rooms are private little homes, like apartments, so they have little kitchen areas and everything. It's extremely nice, but it's all private pay. Chloe worked very hard to try to make us a good deal, but we couldn't cover it. It was very expensive. I would love to put my mother in that facility. They have a beautiful garden area with big magnolia trees."

"I placed my mother in The Waterford at Baytown. It is close to family. I don't have any complaints whatsover. It is clean and smells clean. The staff is great. As far as I know, the food is good. I haven’t heard any complaints from my mother. They have a TV room, movie nights, and different things for them to do. "

"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."

"Autumn Leaves of Pearland was lovely, it's a beautiful community, and everyone was friendly. I would have chosen it, except it was out of my budget. The dining area was lovely, and all the people eating seemed to be enjoying it. The staff members were very nice, and the facilities were beautiful."

"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."

"Belmont Village was beautiful. I was very impressed, but it's too far away from home, so we would never consider it. On all points, it was exemplary. You could just put a check mark all the way across. It was a wonderful place, but I would never consider it. It's too far away. "

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

"My parents will be moving to The Village of River Oaks. I once was invited to a barbecue there, so I went. The people there and the director, Laura, she was very nice and offered to show me if I wanted to see the apartment. I said I just want to meet the residents, and so she took me around and introduced me to more than a dozen people who were just so nice. The residents there, the staff, everybody was just really nice people. It had a good home feeling to it. It wasn't super duper fancy or crazy, but it was really nice and kept up clean. All the residents were clean, they were all well taken care of, so it's more the feel of it that I really liked. My dad was not in the best of health and I explained that to the directing nurse, and I asked whether they can go in as independent or assisted. She asked me to write up some information about his medications and prognosis, and they accepted him and his mom. I don't know how long they're going to be independent, but that's a good place to start. They have the option to make their own meals or go to the dining room that serves three meals a day. We stayed for lunch and it was so good. They also have a full kitchen, a full refrigerator, and everything in their own apartment. Every Friday night they have happy hour down in the main guestroom or ballroom or living room, and so they get together and they have drinks, and they have a band or something every Friday. Once a month, they do a big event out on the patio, which is really nice. It just brings everybody together; that was the barbecue thing that I went to. They also have daily exercise classes every day, a pool, and they have an activities room. The facility is eight stories, it's very nice. The monthly fee is a bit high compared to some of the other places we looked at. The company is currently painting their apartment and they'll be moving in."

"The Village of the Heights was a beautiful facility. They had individual apartments that ranged from a studio to a one and 2-bedroom apartment. It looked fairly new. The staff was more than welcoming and guided you through the process. They had pool tables and all kinds of stuff for the residents because these were assisted living people. So, they were very ambulatory. They were able to move around and participate. Some were on wheelchairs, but a lot of people were on independent walkers."

"I went to The Village of Meyerland. That was very informative. They showed me their private and semi-private units. They were trying to sell me a unit. But the lady that I talked to was asking questions, some that I could answer, some that I couldn't, like what was my mother's financial situation. All the rooms are unfurnished. She said they have an elevator where we can move in furniture, and I said my mom doesn't have much furniture anymore because we got rid of most of it when we sold the house. However, the lady was very pleasant. The common areas were clean. She showed me their chapel and a TV room. She showed me their PT room and their dining room. They have snacks that they put out for their residents. The place was very clean and well-kept."