Nursing Home Communities in Conroe, TX

"My husband went to HealthSouth Rehabilitation for two weeks. He had heart surgery and I stayed there with him night and day. They were wonderful and did their job in treating him really well. The food was great. "

"My mom is at Regent Care Center of the Woodlands. That's the only one I went to because it came highly recommended by a friend who had her mother there. I toured it, liked it, and put my mom there. It's clean, and when I toured it with my friend, she had her mother in that facility. Her mother died in 2005, and there were several workers that still remembered her, so they retained their employees, and I was impressed with that. The staff have been great. In terms of activities, there's an activity center there, and there are things to do, but my mom can't do any of them. There is a hair salon there if you want to get your hair done. There is a little workout room where you can do some physical therapy. They have a TV room where you can go and watch TV with other people if you want. The place is clean. For the location, I think the value is fine. "

"My husband was in the Willis facility in March. I selected it because we have had bad experiences with the Rehab hospitals in Conroe. My husband was very pleased with the service, the food, and the therapy. He was there one month and had no negative feedback. He and I both experienced a friendly and adept staff. I really can’t say enough about our positive experience. I really believe that this facility is a hidden gem. If you need a Rehab hospital I highly recommend them. Donna J."

"My wife is at The Woodlands Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. I don't go over there too often, but they seem to take good care of her. She's combative since she had a stroke. She doesn't want to take her medicine or none of that stuff. The facility is pretty nice looking. She has just a regular room, and it's got two beds. It's a two-people room. The hallways are pretty long. They're pretty nice people and they seem to be pretty caring and helpful. They do a good job. I would recommend them. They give the same care that they did when she was in the hospital. She is in rehab because they're teaching her how to talk and how to walk. She can't do either one after her last stroke."

"Room was very nice and cleaned meticulously everyday. “Staff “ was very professional and met every need/request with a smile! Limited activities somewhat due to Patient safety Covid priority. Short term and long term guests treated with dignity and respect. I smile thinking about my time there. Blessed. CY"

"Chris has been extremely professional and caring g about getting my mother the care she needs I'm so happy I have found moms tribe God bless you all"

"We are only one day into my dad's stay at Lawrence Street Health Care, but we are over 1 week invested in the process. We did a drive-by a week ago and we're pleasantly greeted but Adrienne who is over Marketing and Admissions. While the facility looks older from the outside, it boasts a very warm and inviting experience on the inside with calming wall colors and an unofficial "welcoming committee" at dinner. The residents whether short or long term get along and are social. This is very different from our past experiences with rehab facilities. Again, we are only one day in, but dad is happy, Adrienne is accessible and I love that she calls everyone that stays there her "bonus grandparents". Best customer experience in a skilled nursing facility yet. Thank you!"

"Rooms are simple with bathroom in each. Staff was always friendly and seemed kind. "

"My mom was in The Heights of Tomball a year ago. I would recommend anybody to go there. My husband and I first visited the facility at 5:00 pm on a Saturday night. The nurses were on task. The CNAs, the orderlies -- everybody there -- they're doing their job, seven days a week. I thought it was wonderful. If I could have kept her there, I would have, but she moved into memory care, and she required more than they were ready for, as far some changes in behavior for which she needed help. The staff is as professional and caring as any I've met, and it was a positive experience all the way around. They serve a very good menu for the residents. There were no private rooms; there were only shared rooms, and that was probably my only complaint, but when you have memory care and can't remember where your room is, it doesn't really matter, as long as your area is good. This facility charged a reasonable rate, but the laundry department took such good care of their clothes, to where the things that weren't on hangers were put back on hangers, and clothes were folded and put back in their drawers. I've never seen any facility before or since that gave that kind of care to their residents."

"Our experience with The Heights on Valley Ranch was very good. What we liked about them were the very responsive caretakers where if we would ask a question or bring up a concern, they responded very quickly to it. They had a very nice dining facility. Mom was having difficulty swallowing so if we weren't there, they had someone with her during meals to help her, and she responded very well to that. Initially, mom was in a two-person room, which was very tight and difficult to visit. There was only one chair in her section. It was her first day in the facility so they were kind of assessing what her needs were going to be. They wound up moving her to an observation room so she could be near the nurse's station and they keep a close eye on her. In that room, she was just the only one there with extra seating, which was very nice for the family. Her stay there was all covered by Medicare, but comparing it to other facilities, the pricing seemed to be appropriate. Their attention to detail was very good when they had to transport Mom to the hospital. After returning her from the hospital, they made sure that all of her papers made it with her so that the hospital knew who to contact. With Alzheimer's, that's very important. I was very, very pleased with all of their consideration and how they handled that."

"When we first walked into The Heights of North Houston, we experienced the hospitality. They greeted us at the door. Of course, we had an appointment to tour the place, and so immediately the staff took us around to the various facilities. We looked at the doubles and we looked at the singles units. Everything was very nice and very clean. I smelled the food and it smelled wonderful. The aroma of the food hit us at the door when we first walked in. When you first walk in, you see the foyer area where they have the piano and the living area where everybody would meet. They would do popcorn and ice cream every day. As we walked through, we saw the huge dining room where everybody would come to eat. They have a breakout room where you could go in and meet your family members if you want to have a meeting with just your family members. They have a craft room where they do arts and crafts."

"Wow. My experience was not like the other ones I've read here. We toured for my gramma and the man who showed us around was very nice. The place smelled good and the people were nice. There were some issues but they resolved them and my gramma was happy there during her rehab "

"I looked at Willow Creek Lodge. I liked the way it was set up. It seemed like a good fit. I looked at one or two rooms and the way the cafeteria was set up, and all of that I thought was good. The main reasons they are on top of my list are the location, the cleanliness, and the caring feeling that I felt when I was in there."

"My room was very nice and clean every day the food was very average some of the food I would not give your dog.I was very impressed with the facility and the staff I made some friends here with the nursing staff they all took care of me but on the weekends they were short staff plus I was able to see some of my friends here that helped with my mental health and physical therapy and my roommate and I are very close friends"