2 Nursing Homes Near The Woodlands, TX
One of Houston’s most popular and unique suburbs, The Woodlands is a leafy master-planned community known for its extensive network of recreation facilities, which includes nearly 150 parks and more than 200 miles of hiking and biking trails. The city’s rich amenities have attracted more than 2,000 businesses and 117,000 residents, including 21,000 seniors over 60. Older adults benefit from a strong network of community services and medical centers, including the high-performing CHI St. Luke’s Health-The Woodlands Hospital.
The Woodlands is home to several nursing homes that charge $5,627 per month and accept adults who have multiple medical conditions or require round-the-clock supervision. Seniors who are no longer comfortable living at home may consider assisted living facilities that offer room, board, recreational activities and 24-hour personal care. Individuals who would rather receive physical therapy and medical care in their own homes may contact a home health care provider for assistance.
This guide includes information about skilled nursing facilities in the Woodlands, along with average prices, financial assistance programs and free resources that can help before, during and after the transition.
Directory of Nursing Homes in The Woodlands, TX
Regent Care Center of the Woodlands Limited Partne
10450 GOSLING RD, The Woodlands, TX, 77381
My elderly mother was in this facility after surgery for a broken hip. During her stay for rehabilitation, they lost her dentures and are refusing to replace them. I can’t get past the receptionist
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My elderly mother was in this facility after surgery for a broken hip. During her stay for rehabilitation, they lost her dentures and are refusing to replace them. I can’t get past the receptionist to speak to the administrator. I’ve called 4 times and left messages and no one returns my calls. The administrator had the receptionist tell me they are not responsible for my mother’s dentures. She wouldn’t even talk to me herself. In addition to losing her dentures, they also let her fall twice during her 6 week stay.
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My elderly mother was in this facility after surgery for a broken hip. During her stay for rehabilitation, they lost her dentures and are refusing to replace them. I can’t get past the receptionist
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My elderly mother was in this facility after surgery for a broken hip. During her stay for rehabilitation, they lost her dentures and are refusing to replace them. I can’t get past the receptionist to speak to the administrator. I’ve called 4 times and left messages and no one returns my calls. The administrator had the receptionist tell me they are not responsible for my mother’s dentures. She wouldn’t even talk to me herself. In addition to losing her dentures, they also let her fall twice during her 6 week stay.
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The Woodlands Healthcare Center
4650 S PANTHER CREEK DR, The Woodlands, TX, 77381
way to make your recovery as quickly and as comfortably as possible.
Delicious meals prepared by a truly great Chef!
Excellent Re-Hab/Physical Therapy center with up-to-date training machines and ve
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way to make your recovery as quickly and as comfortably as possible.
Delicious meals prepared by a truly great Chef!
Excellent Re-Hab/Physical Therapy center with up-to-date training machines and very professional Physical Therapy staff to help you get back on your feet as quickly as possible.
If you are looking for a CLEAN, EFFICIENTLY RUN facility with friendly and very caring staff that always greet you with a warm smile and go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable as possible……LOOK NO FURTHER.
Five Stars All The Way!
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way to make your recovery as quickly and as comfortably as possible.
Delicious meals prepared by a truly great Chef!
Excellent Re-Hab/Physical Therapy center with up-to-date training machines and ve
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way to make your recovery as quickly and as comfortably as possible.
Delicious meals prepared by a truly great Chef!
Excellent Re-Hab/Physical Therapy center with up-to-date training machines and very professional Physical Therapy staff to help you get back on your feet as quickly as possible.
If you are looking for a CLEAN, EFFICIENTLY RUN facility with friendly and very caring staff that always greet you with a warm smile and go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable as possible……LOOK NO FURTHER.
Five Stars All The Way!
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The Broadmoor at Creekside Park
5665 Creekside Forest Drive, The Woodlands, TX, 77389
If giving zero stars were an option, I would give that, without hesitation! Please, do not leave a loved one at this place. I should’ve listened to the reviews before sending my dad to this awful plac
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If giving zero stars were an option, I would give that, without hesitation! Please, do not leave a loved one at this place. I should’ve listened to the reviews before sending my dad to this awful place.
I was there every day, sometimes twice a day since it was nearby my work, and every time I was there, there was an issue, which I would address with staff, however, nothing was ever done to address my concerns.
My dad was not ready to be released but he couldn’t bear to stay there any longer, here is a list of a few things that made his stay so miserable:
– He was not able to walk and needed help to go the bathroom, a couple of times he called the nurse for assistance, but they never came and he ended up soiling himself!
– They would bring medications that he was not prescribed. Including laxatives, which he didn’t need, at all.
– His main medication need was his sleeping pills and there were times that they wouldn’t bring them, and if they did, they would give them to him at 2:00 AM!
– He was there for two weeks and got only 3 showers, and only because I had to chase the nurse and CNA and ask them not to forget to shower him. On several occasions, I reminded them that it was shower day and wanted to make sure he would get one, they never showed up.
– The temperature in the rooms cannot be controlled and either he was super hot or super cold.
– They forgot a couple of times to bring his food, so he called me and I had to go and bring food.
– Every time that I was there I had to empty the urinal because no one else would do it for him.
– They never cleaned the bathroom and it was just gross.
– The water pressure in the bathroom was a joke, I complained several times about it and they "fixed" it with the same results.
– Most of the nurses are temps and they do not know anything about the patients, procedures, rules, etc. One of them tried to help but couldn’t do much, the other ones showed little to no concern for my father, who was in their care.
– The nurses and CNAs rarely come when they are called but you can find them in the "lounge" room chit-chatting, and giving attitude when you need them.
– I asked to talk to a manager and they didn’t even give me her/his name so I was not able to complain to anyone.
– The place reeks! Thank God we need to wear masks so visitors do not need to smell the strong urine smell that permeates the building.
– The food was not acceptable, there were several items that were borderline inedible. My dad didn’t get coffee or milk with his breakfast even though it say on the ticket that it was part of his breakfast.
– In general, the staff is not compassionate, caring, or trustworthy.
– I talked to a couple of patients and they complained about what a terrible place it is and how the staff does not care about them, so I am sure this is not an isolated incident (again, I should have listened to the reviews).
-My father was hesitant to even let me voice concerns for fear of retaliation from staff. This should never be the case when leaving a loved one in the care of alleged healthcare professionals.
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If giving zero stars were an option, I would give that, without hesitation! Please, do not leave a loved one at this place. I should’ve listened to the reviews before sending my dad to this awful plac
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If giving zero stars were an option, I would give that, without hesitation! Please, do not leave a loved one at this place. I should’ve listened to the reviews before sending my dad to this awful place.
I was there every day, sometimes twice a day since it was nearby my work, and every time I was there, there was an issue, which I would address with staff, however, nothing was ever done to address my concerns.
My dad was not ready to be released but he couldn’t bear to stay there any longer, here is a list of a few things that made his stay so miserable:
– He was not able to walk and needed help to go the bathroom, a couple of times he called the nurse for assistance, but they never came and he ended up soiling himself!
– They would bring medications that he was not prescribed. Including laxatives, which he didn’t need, at all.
– His main medication need was his sleeping pills and there were times that they wouldn’t bring them, and if they did, they would give them to him at 2:00 AM!
– He was there for two weeks and got only 3 showers, and only because I had to chase the nurse and CNA and ask them not to forget to shower him. On several occasions, I reminded them that it was shower day and wanted to make sure he would get one, they never showed up.
– The temperature in the rooms cannot be controlled and either he was super hot or super cold.
– They forgot a couple of times to bring his food, so he called me and I had to go and bring food.
– Every time that I was there I had to empty the urinal because no one else would do it for him.
– They never cleaned the bathroom and it was just gross.
– The water pressure in the bathroom was a joke, I complained several times about it and they "fixed" it with the same results.
– Most of the nurses are temps and they do not know anything about the patients, procedures, rules, etc. One of them tried to help but couldn’t do much, the other ones showed little to no concern for my father, who was in their care.
– The nurses and CNAs rarely come when they are called but you can find them in the "lounge" room chit-chatting, and giving attitude when you need them.
– I asked to talk to a manager and they didn’t even give me her/his name so I was not able to complain to anyone.
– The place reeks! Thank God we need to wear masks so visitors do not need to smell the strong urine smell that permeates the building.
– The food was not acceptable, there were several items that were borderline inedible. My dad didn’t get coffee or milk with his breakfast even though it say on the ticket that it was part of his breakfast.
– In general, the staff is not compassionate, caring, or trustworthy.
– I talked to a couple of patients and they complained about what a terrible place it is and how the staff does not care about them, so I am sure this is not an isolated incident (again, I should have listened to the reviews).
-My father was hesitant to even let me voice concerns for fear of retaliation from staff. This should never be the case when leaving a loved one in the care of alleged healthcare professionals.
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Park Manor Of The Woodlands
1014 Windsor Lake Boulevard, The Woodlands, TX, 77384
My mother was in Park Manor of The Woodlands. It was a nursing home/rehab. They dumped her off at a shift change in a room with a roommate and 20 minutes after she was dumped there, I showed up and fo
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My mother was in Park Manor of The Woodlands. It was a nursing home/rehab. They dumped her off at a shift change in a room with a roommate and 20 minutes after she was dumped there, I showed up and for all intents and purposes, she wasn’t even there. She was sitting on the bed without any pillows, no tray like you see in hospitals. Her TV was very, very loud and her roommate’s TV was very loud and it was on the same channel. There was no remote to turn it off. I let them know very fast. "I don’t know what’s going on but I’m about to take my mother out of here." All of a sudden, everybody shows up saying it was a shift change, and there was an emergency.
The lady who did the paperwork told my mother she was old, tired, and grumpy. That was her introduction to my mother and the next time she said that, she left out the grumpy part. They couldn’t find the remote, so I had to unplug her television from the back. Her roommate liked her room 70 degrees and left it that way because the air-conditioning was next to her bed and my mother likes it 75. Her roommate slept with the TV on all night very loud with the light on. My mother has to have quiet and dark, so it was a nightmare. It was the rehab wing. She wasn’t on the wings that have the permanent residents.
The occupational therapy and the physical therapy were excellent, though it wasn’t real intensive. For the most part, she was just in her room for eight days and they wanted to keep her longer. The physical therapist said she was ready to go home and I had to tell them, "If you don’t let me come get her now, knowing that the doctor had said she can go home, the physical therapist said she’s going home, then it’s not gonna be pretty. I’m going to call an ombudsman. I’m going to utilize the federal laws that are in place for people like my mother. You can’t keep her there beyond rehab." That was a nightmare. The activities lady said to my mother, "You’re welcome to join in on activities," but she chose not to. She was there for rehab and was weak.
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My mother was in Park Manor of The Woodlands. It was a nursing home/rehab. They dumped her off at a shift change in a room with a roommate and 20 minutes after she was dumped there, I showed up and fo
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My mother was in Park Manor of The Woodlands. It was a nursing home/rehab. They dumped her off at a shift change in a room with a roommate and 20 minutes after she was dumped there, I showed up and for all intents and purposes, she wasn’t even there. She was sitting on the bed without any pillows, no tray like you see in hospitals. Her TV was very, very loud and her roommate’s TV was very loud and it was on the same channel. There was no remote to turn it off. I let them know very fast. "I don’t know what’s going on but I’m about to take my mother out of here." All of a sudden, everybody shows up saying it was a shift change, and there was an emergency.
The lady who did the paperwork told my mother she was old, tired, and grumpy. That was her introduction to my mother and the next time she said that, she left out the grumpy part. They couldn’t find the remote, so I had to unplug her television from the back. Her roommate liked her room 70 degrees and left it that way because the air-conditioning was next to her bed and my mother likes it 75. Her roommate slept with the TV on all night very loud with the light on. My mother has to have quiet and dark, so it was a nightmare. It was the rehab wing. She wasn’t on the wings that have the permanent residents.
The occupational therapy and the physical therapy were excellent, though it wasn’t real intensive. For the most part, she was just in her room for eight days and they wanted to keep her longer. The physical therapist said she was ready to go home and I had to tell them, "If you don’t let me come get her now, knowing that the doctor had said she can go home, the physical therapist said she’s going home, then it’s not gonna be pretty. I’m going to call an ombudsman. I’m going to utilize the federal laws that are in place for people like my mother. You can’t keep her there beyond rehab." That was a nightmare. The activities lady said to my mother, "You’re welcome to join in on activities," but she chose not to. She was there for rehab and was weak.
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HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park
117 Vision Park Boulevard, Shenandoah, TX, 77384
My mother was at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park for about two weeks. It was good and the nicest one of all the places she was in. They took care of the people. The food was good. The
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My mother was at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park for about two weeks. It was good and the nicest one of all the places she was in. They took care of the people. The food was good. The place was very clean. You could tell the grounds were taken care of. The rooms were shared, but she didn’t have any one to share her room with. The staff was OK and took their time with her. The food looked decent and better than every other place she’s been in. They had a swimming pool.
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My mother was at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park for about two weeks. It was good and the nicest one of all the places she was in. They took care of the people. The food was good. The
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My mother was at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park for about two weeks. It was good and the nicest one of all the places she was in. They took care of the people. The food was good. The place was very clean. You could tell the grounds were taken care of. The rooms were shared, but she didn’t have any one to share her room with. The staff was OK and took their time with her. The food looked decent and better than every other place she’s been in. They had a swimming pool.
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Park Manor of Conroe
1600 Grand Lake Drive, Conroe, TX, 77301
The staff at Park Manor Conroe was so attentive, caring and patient with my Dad. They really went out of their way to make him comfortable and also treated us so well. They genuinely cared about him.
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The staff at Park Manor Conroe was so attentive, caring and patient with my Dad. They really went out of their way to make him comfortable and also treated us so well. They genuinely cared about him. My family and I highly recommend Park Manor. We were blown away at the level of care they gave my Dad. ❤️
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The staff at Park Manor Conroe was so attentive, caring and patient with my Dad. They really went out of their way to make him comfortable and also treated us so well. They genuinely cared about him.
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The staff at Park Manor Conroe was so attentive, caring and patient with my Dad. They really went out of their way to make him comfortable and also treated us so well. They genuinely cared about him. My family and I highly recommend Park Manor. We were blown away at the level of care they gave my Dad. ❤️
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Tomball Nursing Center
815 N PEACH ST, Tomball, TX, 77375
I chose Tomball Nursing Center for my step-dad because he is not fit for assisted living. He needs more care, and more service for the dialysis because I couldn’t bring him. This place provides dialys
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I chose Tomball Nursing Center for my step-dad because he is not fit for assisted living. He needs more care, and more service for the dialysis because I couldn’t bring him. This place provides dialysis. In other places, you’d have to pay extra for so many things, and it’s easier to put him in this nursing home to pay one price. I think it’s expensive. I haven’t seen his room because they don’t allow anyone in, because of the COVID. I’ve only been to the entry part, and it’s spacious.
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I chose Tomball Nursing Center for my step-dad because he is not fit for assisted living. He needs more care, and more service for the dialysis because I couldn’t bring him. This place provides dialys
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I chose Tomball Nursing Center for my step-dad because he is not fit for assisted living. He needs more care, and more service for the dialysis because I couldn’t bring him. This place provides dialysis. In other places, you’d have to pay extra for so many things, and it’s easier to put him in this nursing home to pay one price. I think it’s expensive. I haven’t seen his room because they don’t allow anyone in, because of the COVID. I’ve only been to the entry part, and it’s spacious.
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The Heights of North Houston
303 Hollow Tree Lane, Houston, TX, 77090
This place used to be a good facility when my mother first went there in 2014. But right now they are always understaffed.
When asking questions about my mothers doctors appointments the nurses alwa
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This place used to be a good facility when my mother first went there in 2014. But right now they are always understaffed.
When asking questions about my mothers doctors appointments the nurses always seem to be lost and don’t know any information. The communication is not good with Director I have sent emails and never got a response but maybe once.
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This place used to be a good facility when my mother first went there in 2014. But right now they are always understaffed.
When asking questions about my mothers doctors appointments the nurses alwa
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This place used to be a good facility when my mother first went there in 2014. But right now they are always understaffed.
When asking questions about my mothers doctors appointments the nurses always seem to be lost and don’t know any information. The communication is not good with Director I have sent emails and never got a response but maybe once.
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Northwest Health and Rehabilitation Center
17600 CALI DR, Houston, TX, 77090
Clothes and cell phone stolen. Every time you call you get excuse after excuse. The cell phone provider tracked the cell phone to Northwest Medical and Rehab. I informed them of that and they still wi
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Clothes and cell phone stolen. Every time you call you get excuse after excuse. The cell phone provider tracked the cell phone to Northwest Medical and Rehab. I informed them of that and they still will not release any of my father’s items. I keep getting the answer we have to look for them. The service is horrible, I understand everyone is busy but the facility is paid to take care of the patient.
Never recommend them to anyone.
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Clothes and cell phone stolen. Every time you call you get excuse after excuse. The cell phone provider tracked the cell phone to Northwest Medical and Rehab. I informed them of that and they still wi
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Clothes and cell phone stolen. Every time you call you get excuse after excuse. The cell phone provider tracked the cell phone to Northwest Medical and Rehab. I informed them of that and they still will not release any of my father’s items. I keep getting the answer we have to look for them. The service is horrible, I understand everyone is busy but the facility is paid to take care of the patient.
Never recommend them to anyone.
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Nursing Home Costs in The Woodlands, Texas
Residents in The Woodlands can expect to pay $5,627 for a semiprivate nursing home room or $7,635 for private accommodations.
The Cost of Nursing Home Care in Nearby Cities
Nursing homes in The Woodlands and metro Houston cost slightly more than facilities in other parts of Texas, according to the Genworth 2020 Cost of Care Survey. Seniors in this community pay about $600 more than the state median of $5,019 and $2,129 less than the national average of $7,756. At $5,519, Corpus Christi is just $108 more affordable. In San Antonio, nursing care costs $5,338 per month, about $289 less. Beaumont and Austin are also more affordable with median rates that are $365 and $426 lower, respectively.
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
Although skilled nursing in The Woodlands isn’t as expensive as other parts of the country, it’s the priciest form of long-term care in the local area, with median rates of $5,627 for a semiprivate room and $7,635 for a private room. Individuals who want to remain in the community can join a daytime health care program, which costs $1,138, or they can sign up with a home health agency for $4,290 per month. With a median cost of $4,750, assisted living is another alternative for seniors who may feel safer in an institutional setting.
Note: Data for The Woodlands was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Houston, was used instead.
Financial Assistance for Nursing Home Care in The Woodlands, Texas
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
- Medicare: Medicare will typically cover all skilled nursing costs for the first 20 days of one’s stay in a nursing home and a portion of the costs until day 100. After 100 days in a skilled nursing facility, Medicare will not cover any part of the cost of the stay. While this is adequate when short-term care is needed, those in need of long-term care will need to either pay out-of-pocket or use another source of financial assistance.
- Medicaid: Medicaid covers most of the costs of living in a skilled nursing facility for those who qualify. Care, room, and board are covered with no time limit, but residents may be charged for extras like specially prepared food or cosmetic services. Medicaid eligibility standards are strict and complex, so not all seniors are eligible for Medicaid benefits.
- Veterans Benefits: Veterans receiving a VA pension may also be eligible for the Aid and Attendance benefit administered by the VA. Aid and Attendance is a monthly allowance that beneficiaries may use to pay for their long-term care, including skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Free Resources for Seniors in The Woodlands, Texas
Those who live in the Woodlands have a variety of long-term care resources at their disposal. The following organizations serve seniors, caregivers and families who may benefit from extra support.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
| Houston-Galveston Area Agency on Aging | (936) 441-3200 | Sponsored by the government, this nonprofit agency directs seniors and caregivers to resources in their community. It’s home to the area’s Medicare counseling program and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman, a volunteer advocate who acts on behalf of nursing home and assisted living residents. The Area Agency on Aging offers chronic disease management workshops, caregiver training and direct services for seniors who need help with personal care, household chores, home repairs or medical equipment and supplies. |
| Interfaith of the Woodlands | (281) 367-1230 | Interfaith Senior Services offers an array of programs for adults aged 62 or older and their caregivers. It operates two recreation centers, hosts Olympic-style senior games and sponsors caregiver workshops and networking events. Families who need help with long-term care can contact Interfaith to arrange options counseling, geriatric needs assessments, monthly grocery deliveries, volunteer transportation or home maintenance. |
| Meals on Wheels Montgomery County | (936) 756-5828 | Part of Meals on Wheels America, this local organization provides nutritious, low-cost meal deliveries to more than 800 seniors across the county. Seniors receive hot or frozen meals with more than 35 menu options each month. The program offers donation-funded breakfast deliveries, pantry packs and aniMeals. Meals on Wheels also provides curb-to-curb transportation for seniors who need help getting out and about. |
| The Woodlands United Methodist Church Senior Adult Ministry | (281) 297-5935 | Sponsored by The Woodlands United Methodist Church, the Senior Adult Ministry organizes a variety of social, educational and spiritual activities. Its campus in The Woodlands hosts caregiver support groups, book clubs, fitness classes, men’s study groups and daytime programs for individuals with early to moderate dementia. The ministry also offers pickleball, craft circles, travel opportunities and outreach events that allow seniors to give back to the community. |
| Montgomery County Veteran’s Services | (936) 539-7842 | The Montgomery County Department of Veteran’s Services helps veterans and military families with a variety of issues ranging from specialty license plates to VA medical services and long-term care placement. Officers determine which benefits veterans may be eligible to receive, and they assist with applications and appeals. Programs of interest include Aid & Attendance pension supplements for disabled or home-bound beneficiaries, transportation to VA medical facilities and property tax breaks. |