Nursing Home Communities in Rosenberg, TX

"I am a physician who's mother, whom by the way did not speak a word of english, was admitted to this facility due to Alzheimer's Dementia. In our family we generally try to take care of our own parents but my mother's condition was as such that she did need to be in a lock-down facility and be taken care of 24-7 due to her underlying condition. I visited my mother several times in the time frame that she was a resident there. I was so surprised to see the degree of love that my mother received in her stay there. The staff did not even speak her language and went out of their way to address her with the name we call her, to ask her simple questions in our language ( where we had made simple cards to translate) and simply to give her the love and fiscal affection that we would give her at home if she was living with us. everyone from the nutritional staff, nursing, techs, and administration were incredibly supportive and loving to my mother. As a matter of fact, most of the people that took care of her including the administrator of the facility came to her funeral I have nothing more than appreciation to this facility. As a physician, in many instances I see the humanity is lost in the midst of medical malpractice and documentation. I can truly state that I would recommend this facility to anyone, specially even if their loved ones don't even speak english. there are no words to describe my sincere appreciation. My mother is gone now but I feel that she made a great impression on the employees of this facility and with one last effort she made it known that good care still exists in this country. "

"Brazosview Healthcare Center was a small facility. Their offices were right there when you walked in. They had an alarm on the door that goes off if one of the residents is a wanderer. Then as soon as the door is closed, the alarm goes off. In that way, they're aware that there's movement. They have a small room for physical therapy. I also liked that the dining hall was right at the entrance. It's a nice public space. Outside of that, it was a standard facility. The tour was just generic information. We talked to one of the nurses and she was very knowledgeable and very friendly. She tried her best to answer as much as she could."

"My Mother stayed at The Medical Resort in Sugarland for 2 years. She received excellent care from the nurses, CNA's and other medical staff. Valerie, Kay Luna and Mary (CNA) were extra attentative. The medical care was good. The food was varied, nutritious, and tasty. The facility was always clean. My Mom's room was well-appointed and comfortable. All of the staff were helpful and friendly. There were activities available, but my Mom did not participate in them. Physical therapy is also available. I recommend The Medical Resort in Sugarland. "

" I must say that I am quite surprised to see negative reviews for this facility. My Aunt's experience there was truly superb. Following her hospitalization, our family was very concerned about her future health, but immediately we were impressed by this facility's care and concern given to her. I witnessed her admittance and immediate checkups by qualified and compassionate staff members, and as I live close nearby had been able to check with her almost daily. When admitted, she required a wheelchair, and I am certain that as a result of the regular physical therapy and overall excellent care, including good and timely meals, and overall an excellent living environment, proper follow thru of medications, etc. that she has recieved at Crescent, she has been able to return to home, walking on her own, with partial help of cane, and feels literally worlds better. Bravo to Crescent Sugar land, and thank you SO much for what you have done to improve the life of my wonderful Aunt!"

"My mom was a resident of Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sugar Land. They have a very caring staff. They got to know you. It was a cleaner facility than any hospital we've been in. The staff was wonderful. Also, the food was wonderful, and very reasonably priced. There's no cost for drinks. I came in every day and my husband went for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. There was something for him every single day."

"I visited and toured the facility in preparation for a family member. My Aunt will soon be needing around the clock care. This facility was suggested to me by a close friend. His Mother was a resident at time. She has since passed away. Upon my arrival my initial greeting was awesome. Very friendly Receptionist. I got to meet the care team and all my questions and concerns were answered. I was very impressed with the whole atmosphere of the facility. When the time comes where my Aunt is to much for the family we can rest nowing she will be well taken care of."

"Our father, father-in-law or grandfather spent three years in the S.P.J.S.T. Rest Home in Needville. We were unable to care for him at home and this is where he wanted to be. He grew up in the area and knew so many of the residents already there. The administration, nurses and staff provided him with wonderful care. We didn't have to worry about feeding him. He was provided with good warm meals. He loved playing bingo, enjoyed the entertainment and music that came to the nursing home. He was not ever lonely. He had a television in his room to keep up with the world of events. The staff was always so pleasant to visitors. The staff always informed us on any medical changes or appointments he had with doctors. We as a family were very pleased and so thankful for everything they did for him. Great community with wonderful hearts. "

"I was very impressed with First Colony. I visited it twice. It was sparkling clean, and they have good meals, which I observed. The manager was impressive, and the marketing director was very nice but would not accept my husband. "

"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."

"I am very pleased with the level of care this facility provides to my spouse. Staff are helpful and tend to my spouse's daily and special needs. I am particularly impressed with the contractors they have come into the facility to provide specialized medical services i.e., nurse practitioner, podiatrist and psychological services. Communication provided by physical therapy staff, nursing staff, business office, transportation staff is excellent. The rooms are kept orderly and clean. The physical therapy department is well staffed and they work very hard to encourage my family member to improve. I would offer the highest recommendation for this facility."

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.

"We would like to place on record our deepest appreciation and grateful thanks, for the outstanding devotion, great nursing ability, amazing help of the care that all the staff at West Oaks Rehabilitation And Healthcare Center showed our father. Everyone contributed to making his last months as comfortable as possible. Naturally we were saddened at his passing, but we know he was at peace and died with grace. We know our father appreciated all that was done to help him spend his last days in comfort and free of pain and we will be forever grateful to you all. We only ever saw him treated with respect, dignity, deep concern and kindness. Knowing our father was in such good hands brought a sense of peace to our entire family. Thank you all, it meant a great deal to know he was in such kind and capable hands, we will never forget your kindness, and you will remain a part of our loving memory of our father. You are all to be congratulated on the job you do so well and the difference you make to so many lives. The De Pavía Family"

"My father is in Focused Care at Beechnut. He's in a locked unit now. It's just too far from us. We live on the south side of town and he's on the west side. They take care of him and they entertain them. Since he's in the memory care unit, he has conversations with other people there and he has dementia, so they're kind of talking and talking and I guess they go along with each other and that also keeps them entertained, but they sometimes do activities for them. My other issue is that it smells. It's clean, but you still have a smell. They take care of him and I don't have an issue with that. My issues are that it's far from me and it is an old place, so it does smell. Otherwise, I'm OK with the care that they're giving him. He's in long-term care in the memory unit. I've been there with him for lunch, and he eats it all. They adapted to him as they give him soft food. If it's chicken, they'll take it apart for him because he's kind of a risk of choking. They cut everything up for him to eat, so it could be safe for him, too. They have bingo, crafts, and for my dad's unit, they'll put music for them and have a little bit of dancing and just little things like that."

"The staff is good with updating you with whats going on and they take the best care of your loved one"