Nursing Home Communities in Angleton, TX

"My dad was at Winchester Lodge Healthcare Center. It was right across the street from my mom's house. It was a brief rehab, post-hospital kind of stay. Everything was really positive. At that time it was pre-COVID, so my mom got to spend a lot of time with him, and do meals with him. My brother and sister got to visit quite a bit just to make sure that he was doing OK. He was recovering from a surgery. In that regard we were very happy with it. It was super convenient for everybody because it was in Alvin, and that's where they all lived. I don't live there, but it's where they all live. They were more appreciative because they could bring him out of the hospital and bring him closer to home until he got a little bit better and a little bit stronger. The physician came and rounded there regularly with a nurse practitioner, and that gave them a higher level of confidence that they will catch something early if anything was not going right. My dad seemed happy there. He liked that everybody could visit him and stay with him, but he stayed there pre-COVID, so there weren't restrictions. They liked the food, it was more like a cafeteria style kind of food, but it was good. He was eating, so he was doing good. The facility probably does not give off the best impression, but I think it was an older facility that was formerly something else. I think it has been around for 40 or 50 years. It has only been a nursing home for a while. It does not give you the best impression, but they keep it fine. It just looked dated, but it was clean. It probably was what you would expect for an older nursing home. That was maybe the only thing that was a little off-putting, because you are thinking, "Are they in this decade?" But everything else was good. They maintained it, but your initial impression would be that it is just a little dated. My dad was assigned to do speech, physical therapy, and occupational therapy at that time for all his conditions combined. It was not just the surgery, but they evaluated him overall. I think there were other therapies available while he was there, so that was good."

"My mom is in The Medical Resort At Pearland. I can never get in contact with her and they never let them know that family called, I have to go up there. They had a bug problem a week ago, and they finally took care of that. I asked the nurses about the level of care she would start with and they'd meet the caseworker for her, but when I talked to the administrator she never got the message. I don't care for it at all, so I'm pretty sure she won't be there for long. The food is always cold, they had to always heat the residents' food because it came in cold. It's dry and it's disgusting, so I bring her food. I wouldn't bring my dog there, the place sucks overall. The nurses are rude. They sit there and let the phone ring all night long, they don't answer it. On the first night they transferred her, they were outside for 30 minutes, because the nurse decided she didn't want to open the door on her shift. The paramedic called me and told me they've been there for 30 minutes outside with my mom on a stretcher because they couldn't get in. The lady said she's coming but didn't come and didn't say when she's coming again so they had to call me. The physical facility is nice. It's just that the bugs, the staff, and the food, those things suck. My mom is doing therapy, but other than that, because of COVID, they're just staying in their rooms. It's horrible that her insurance is paying for a place that's not a good place at all."

"Friendship Haven did an outstanding job taking care of my 93 yr old mother who passed in december 2013. The facilty was clean well ran and extremely well oriented to the total comfort for their patients. This was my 4 th unit and I deffinitely saved the best to last! Cant say enough good things about entire staff! I guess the most impressive act of love and kindness when 7 of the nurses and staff attended my mothers funeral! "

"Tuscany Village was very nice and clean, but it’s a little expensive. Every day something was going on; they'd participate or not. They encourage the patients to go to the cafeteria to eat and not eat in their rooms. However, they need to change their menu for lunch and supper. They repeat the same food a lot. They need variety. "

"It was a pretty nice place. The main reason we chose it was because it was the closest to our houses, so it's easy to visit my grandmother. She got Alzheimer's, and they recently got memory care. That option opened up for us, so we took it. There's a lot of good stuff there. All of the people who live there can interact and do things together. She is supposed to move in by the end of the month."

"The new floors in the rooms look nice. It gives them a more home like look. The food is getting better and really looks good. They also have an awesome therapy department. Overall the building and staff are doing a great job."

"I had my dear mother in this nursing home for 6yrs and she received phenomenal care! Unfortunately, I had to transfer my mother to another nursing home that was closer to my home in Dec 2015 bc of my personal health issues. She loved her nurses immensely and she cried when saying her goodbyes. It's truly amazing how some nurses care and love their patients. It's an older nursing home but it feels more home like. I am forever grateful to her caring nurses Diane, Gloria, Dee, Carolina, Johanna & Valerie. "

"Bayou Pines Care Center is doing great. We chose this place for Mom because I had two other friends who had their parents there and they accepted Medicaid. The staff is very attentive and they keep an eye on mom. She likes their food. Cleanliness is very good. It's a friendly, clean, and attentive place."

"My wife, during the course of her dementia after we moved to League City, was in three different skilled nursing facilities for rehabilitation. This was the only one of three where I felt I did not have to look over their shoulder to make sure she got proper care. The place is clean -- not the usual nursing home smells -- and the staff was friendly and attentive. Although I brought her home on hospice, I would not have felt devastated to place her here as a resident. I cannot say the same about the other nursing homes I've seen. "

"My mother is in Windsor Quail Valley, and we are pleased. They have lots of activities. The food is very good and tastes like my mother's cooking. "

"My friend is in Chelsea Gardens. They have an excellent staff and the nurses are just fantastic. It's convenient and it's clean, but I have some complaints. I have never met the house doctor, although I've asked twice to see him. Otherwise, it's a very good facility and all of the people are outstanding. It's a very good facility. They have three meals a day and my friend does eat them, so I guess they're OK. He seems to be happy with the activities. They played bingo, and they showed movies. He seems very content with that."

"At first this was a good place with nice people. Lots of activities. They took really good care of mom even though she couldn't do to much due to MS. She was meeting people (nurses) and I met people. We really thought this was going to work out. A few years into it things were not doing good at the facility. They didn't pay bills on time and had mom life ins cancelled. She was able to get a new one. Also poor care had mom in and out of hospital. I really feel sorry for older people getting taken advantage of, and knowing that some day I will probably be one of those people. Anyways, Finally, new management came in and some people went and some new ones came. Lucky for mom she made new friends(nurses) and we both love them. The facility has been going thru renovations and is looking good. I really like the new human resource person and business admin., they are great. "

Park Manor of Quail Valley is a senior living provider located in Missouri City, TX, offering skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation care. This community focuses on providing a supportive environment for its residents, ensuring they receive the care and assistance they need. With a variety of amenities and services designed to cater to the health and well-being of its residents, Park Manor of Quail Valley stands out as a nurturing place for seniors requiring specialized care.The amenities at Park Manor of Quail Valley are designed to keep residents engaged and entertained. Meals are provided to ensure that residents enjoy nutritious and delicious food every day. The community also organizes a wide range of activities and programs, from entertainment to social events, encouraging residents to stay active and connected with their peers. These offerings contribute to a vibrant community atmosphere where residents can find enjoyment and fulfillment.In terms of services, Park Manor of Quail Valley is well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of its residents. Nurses and therapists are on staff to provide essential medical care, including physical and occupational therapy. The community also offers special diets and dietary accommodations to cater to the nutritional requirements of each resident. Personal care services, medication management, and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) ensure that residents receive the support they need for a comfortable and dignified life. Additionally, the acceptance of insurance helps ease the financial aspect of care for families and residents.

"The facility and the staff are amazing. My dad was there for a month to recover from breaking his hip. He can walk and live at home again because of the wonderful people that work here."