Nursing Home Communities in Humble, TX

"Done very well with their state reviews and has really improved with customer service "

"My sister was in rehab at Kingwood Medical Center twice. It's a very good facility. They saved her life, and I would rate them very highly. The staff was wonderful and all nice. I never saw any of them get upset even if we call them every 2 minutes. They don't have a dining room there. It's like a hospital with a hospital bed, and they bring the food and put it on their tray. It was good, and they had a dietitian come in and discuss the diet and whatever she needed. "

"We placed my friend at Fall Creek Rehabilitation And Healthcare Center. She was doing inpatient rehab, OT, PT, and skilled nursing care, and then we just transitioned her to the long-term care side. Everyone is very attentive. If you ask for something, you don't have to wait around. They're very quick to try to help you solve a problem. They're very friendly. My friend says nothing but good things about the care that they give her and the help that they give her. The PT and OT team are phenomenal. They worked hard with her every day and were patient and kind. So, we've had no problems. They always have activities, like most facilities. Everything that they've done for the residents, everyone seems to be very happy and satisfied all the time. The rooms are always kept clean. The halls always look great. Everything's well decorated and well-lit. It is very nice. It never smells. I've only had the food once, but it was tolerable. It's cafeteria food, basically, but they have a good variety on the menu. They have a posted activity schedule in the rooms, in the halls, and on the windows. There's always someone in the activity room. So, even if there's not something going on, I've gone up there even in the evening time, and they leave the room open for people to read or do puzzles or listen to music, but they have structured activities all the time. I think she's getting great service and a nice facility for what Medicare is paying (she's a Medicare patient). The administrative staff did a phenomenal job working to transition her and get her approval. They transitioned her to traditional Medicare off of one of her Medicare HMOs. So, it is providing reimbursement and services for her while she was in the facilities and what she had with her Medicare HMO. So, they seemed to be in her best interest and we appreciated that."

"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"

"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 "

"My dad is at Bridgecrest Rehabilitation Suites for skilled nursing. It's good. They're very careful with him. They provide rehab, laundry, and meals. Because my dad can't get out of bed, they're also offering bed bath, bed care, and oxygen. Sometimes we have trouble at night because one staff member is covering everybody. Other than that, the staff members are very good. They're very thorough, very attentive, and very knowledgeable. They can explain things that we have questions about. Currently, my dad is still bedbound so he is not able to go to some of their activities. However, I do know that they have games and activities every day. Like today, they have singers who come in and sing for them."

"A Reassuring Nursing Home Visit: Clean, Caring, and Comfortable Choosing a nursing home for a loved one can be a difficult and emotional decision. As someone who values cleanliness and compassionate care, I knew I needed to visit a few facilities before making my choice. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit one that not only met my standards but also made me feel comfortable and secure in my decision. Cleanliness That Stands Out When I arrived at the nursing home, my first concern was how clean the facility was. After all, a clean environment is essential for both the comfort and health of the residents. To my relief, the common areas were spotless—floors were freshly swept, and the furniture was well-maintained. The restrooms, which I always check first, were pristine. It was clear that maintaining high hygiene standards was a priority for the staff. The residents' rooms were tidy and well-kept as well, showing a commitment to creating a welcoming space for everyone. The cleanliness of the facility gave me immediate peace of mind. It’s easy to overlook, but when you see a facility that takes pride in its surroundings, it speaks volumes about the care provided inside. The Helpfulness of the Staff What really stood out to me, however, was how helpful and attentive the staff was during my visit. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm welcome and genuine kindness. One staff member took the time to give me a tour, patiently answering all my questions about daily routines, resident care, and safety protocols. They didn’t rush through the visit and made sure I felt comfortable at every step. I also noticed the way the staff interacted with the residents. There was no shortage of smiles, encouragement, and personal attention. It was evident that the staff were not just doing their jobs—they genuinely cared about the well-being of those they cared for. This made me feel more confident that my loved one would be in good hands if they were to be admitted. Feeling Secure in My Decision As I walked through the facility, I couldn’t help but think about how important it is for families to feel at ease with their choices. Visiting a nursing home is about more than just checking off a list of requirements. It’s about feeling comfortable with the environment and the people who will be responsible for your loved one's care. The combination of cleanliness and caring staff made me feel secure in my decision. I was no longer overwhelmed by doubt; instead, I felt reassured that this was a place where my loved one could thrive. The staff made me feel like I wasn’t just another visitor—they made me feel like family. Conclusion Visiting a nursing home is a big step, but it's an important one. Whether you're seeking a place for a loved one or just learning about your options, take the time to consider the cleanliness, the staff, and the overall environment. It’s these factors that will help you feel confident in your decision. If you’re in the process of selecting a facility, I encourage you to trust your instincts. Look for a place that values both cleanliness and compassionate care. Your loved one deserves to be in a place that makes them feel safe, secure, and well cared for."

"We have gone to Capstone Healthcare Estates at Veterans Memorial because we have someone there that we know. We visited with her, and so far, I have been very pleased with what I've seen over there. It's a nice place. The people there are very friendly and very caring. The person's room that I visit is usually very tidy. She has a nice room. She has a television set and a small refrigerator, and there's a bathroom, too. She has a roommate. It seems like the owners are always trying to do something to get the families to come and participate in the event with whoever is in the nursing home, and I think that's really nice. There is this area where they get together and they all watch TV together if they want to. They can socialize with each other. Then, not far from that area is a nice cafeteria where they all can go and sit down and have lunch or dinner or whatever together. The food looks very good. I look at it and think, "Wow, this is good." I have tried their food. They had a Thanksgiving event where we had a chance to go and participate with the person, and we had dinner together with her. It was very good. The food was excellent! The decorations were really great, too. You can tell they really thought about what they were doing and how they would do it. They had four people at a table. They served wine, too. It was really nice."

"I have visit a family friend many times in the past. The facility is very nice and kept clean from what I could see. The employees are friendly and there is always something big goin on with resident involved. The room is a little dark for might liking but each room have their own restroom and shower. "

"It is a facility that in my opinion treats their members like family. The environment was positive and the staff and employees were very kind and helpful while we toured. They were able to answer all of our questions and concerns and treated us with kindness. Kindness goes a long ways. I very much appreciated all their help during this time of transition for my family and I."

"I like the cleanliness of Legend Oaks. The day I was there for my aunt, the staff were very caring. The floor nurse was also very sympathetic and caring. I saw some activities, but I don’t remember what some of them were. They have posted a calendar with quite a few activities listed. My aunt was not able yet to go and join anything, but hopefully in time she will. "

"I have visited Silver Springs a few times as a volunteer with the PALS organization with the local school district. I found that Silver Springs staff was always pleasant and very helpful each time I went. However, there was always a distinct and unpleasant odor that probably could have been solved by using the appropriate air fresheners. Other than that, the patients seemed to be happy. They even had a room where the patients could get together to socialize. "