The Best Senior Living Communities in Cypress, TX

Our Bexhill Drive senior living residence is family-owned and operated. We are a premier assisted living facility located in Houston, Texas and offer various senior living services to help seniors remain independent while receiving assistance with their daily tasks. Our residential home is the perfect place for seniors who want to be in the company of others. It's spacious enough with plenty of room to dine together at the dining room table, warm and inviting furnishings that make you feel right at home in the living area, and beautiful scenery outside including an ample backyard patio where senior residents can enjoy looking at the flower garden or adding their own flowers if they are able to garden! Residents of this assisted living facility feel special when they come here. We have crafts, puzzles, and games to keep the residents busy so that their minds are engaged in something other than day-to-day life! Cypress Assisted Living residents also get the chance to celebrate holidays with each other by creating handmade decorations together and big family meals for Thanksgiving and Christmas! Our assisted living facility has 4 spacious bedrooms with Wifi and Cable television in every room. Feel free to decorate the room as you wish, or fill it up full of personal items from your travels and special memories! Call buttons are provided in each room. In-room cameras are welcome so that you know your loved one is well taken care of while they're here at Cypress Assisted Living.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"We toured the assisted living of Apex Oaks at Cypress. They were very sympathetic and very understanding. The person who accommodated us was very personable. They make you feel comfortable with having your loved one there. The place is very clean and updated. They have a great patio space, which was nice. I just wish the room were a little larger, especially if you're doing a shared space. They're very small. But outside of that, we liked it and it is up there on our list."

"We went to Park Creek. We have already toured there and we're set up for another tour. We liked them, they looked quite nice. We were looking at the largest rooms, and we really liked the one they showed us, which was a corner, a first-floor corner that had a little patio that had a ramp. Instead of a step-down, it had a little ramp. I use a walker to get around and every once in a while a wheelchair (depending on distance), so for us, that ramp would be handy. We liked it. The food was quite good, we had dinner with them."

Avalon Memory Care has gone to great lengths to provide a mode of care that is uniquely tailored to the special needs of the Alzheimers victim. We are concerned with every phase of the residents needs (physical, emotional, and social). We work to restore and support the residents self esteem, dignity, and the resumption of as many of the daily personal tasks of which the resident is capable. Surrounded by family treasures and memories, the residents live in the comfort and privacy of their own rooms in a spacious, ranch style, one level home with built-in security features such as a secured patio and roomy backyard. They bond with and enjoy the companionship of other residents and inevitably form a family feeling that eliminates the loneliness or isolation often experienced in institutional settings. They enjoy luxury accommodations including exquisite furnishings in these fine homes. We provide professional and sensitive care for the physical, emotional, mental, and social needs of our residents. Our care focuses on the safety and well-being of our residents, 24-hours a day. We have many excellent referrals and are licensed by the State of Texas as a small/large Class B Assisted Living with Alzheimer and Related Disorders certification.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I toured Copperfield Estates. It was very good. They welcomed me and they showed me around. I got to see three different rooms, and they were very nice. They offered pretty good meals. They showed me the room where they exercise and do crafts. And they showed me the laundromat. They were all good. They showed me the parking area. They also have a courtyard."

"Cypress Assisted Living IV was a nice-sized facility. It looked to be very well managed. The owner who was on site gave us the tour. The rooms were lovely; they were very nice. They had a great layout. The owner and the onsite manager took us around, and they were great. They answered all our questions. They were very informative. The building itself was very nice. They had a courtyard area, too."

"We chose to move mom to Bristol Park Cypress because of the atmosphere of the facility, and the price was definitely reasonable. It seemed like they had offered more activities. It's not just a hallway with rooms. They have a lot of seating areas for residents to go out. They have more space. Some of the places that we went through were really nice, but they were just isolated. Almost as if you were in a library. They weren't very personal. The staff is very nice and accommodating to my particular needs. They checked all the boxes. For the ones that didn't check, they made sure they were going to be checked. From what I saw, their food looked pretty much generic. I've walked through the facility, maybe about six times, and saw them doing activities. For the price range we were in, they have a moderate number of activities for their care level. It's acceptable."

"We went to StoneCreek of Copperfield. We weren't that pleased with them. It wasn't very good, but it's very clean and the staff we met, I liked."

"Avista Home did a great job. We were happy with our choice. The care was good. Hannah was excellent. She runs two houses, and she has a few people that she puts in each house. She's the main one who makes everything happen and does some personal care herself. They have up to four people in there, but there were only two at the time when my mom was there. The place mom got has a nice window that opens to a small pond. It's a lot better doing a care home like that than these big facilities. It costs a lot less, and it's more personal care."

"I have visited Morada Cy-Fair, and I thought they were very good for the amount of care that they have. They have independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It's very well-run. I saw a lot of staff during my visit. It's very busy, and I thought it might overwhelm my father. They had all the right amenities. The room I saw was nice, clean, and well-kept. I would have to move my dad's furniture in. The staff was very attentive. They were being friendly when we walked by. They introduced me to different people, like this person that took care of the laundry and all that. Everybody was busy. They had activities. They had a bus that would take people places. It had a good, open, and secure outdoor area, and I liked all of that. It's on a busy main road in the area. Once you get into the facility, they had a nice big open area where most of the residents would be and a couple of extra courtyards."

"Windermere Estates Senior Living looks very bright, fresh, and uniformed. I have visited places where each room was different, but this one was all very uniformed. Everything looked freshly painted and there were bright pictures on the walls. The people there were nice, too. I saw the residents walking around or sitting in different areas. Some of the places that I visited, I don't even know who's there. They're really quiet and it seems like people stay in their rooms mostly. So, I thought Windermere Estates Senior Living was a vibrant and more active place than some of the places I've seen. The efficiency that I saw had a small countertop with a cabinet and a sink so you could put a coffee maker and stuff there. They have room for a small refrigerator and a microwave. The person that took me on a tour was very caring and gave me lots of information (things I didn't even think to ask). She was really good."

"Village on The Park Steeplechase was very nice. It was a large facility. It had a lot of nice sitting areas. We looked at a studio-type apartment. It had a refrigerator and a microwave. It had a mini kitchen, so you could get snacks and stuff. The place was very nice, too. They had a lot of outdoor space. They had a very nice area with sidewalks and everything."

"I toured The Laurel at Vintage Park. They had extra things like appliances, garbage collection, and utilities, which were extra charges, whereas, in other places, they were all included. I was not all that interested in activities because all planned activities are indoors, and I'm more of an outdoor person, but my wife might be interested in it. The rooms were okay."

"I visited Avalon Memory Care - Cypress Creek. The lady in charge of the facility was the one that gave us the tour, and she was very informative and very impressive with the questions she asked. She gave us a tour of the TV room, the dining room, and three different sized rooms. They had a lot of options as far as what kind of care they needed. They manage the medications. They had a medical staff that could request refills on prescriptions and things like that. The people there seemed caring about their residents. I think it's a really good facility and had a good staff. The staff explained that the residents were fed and it seemed fine. The dining room seemed fine. It had tables and she showed me the kitchen and everything. It was spacious and well furnished. I was very much impressed with it. It's in a good area across from Cypress Creek High School. It's in the great part of Houston. The staff mentioned that there was a beauty salon and there are places where they can play games if they want to. They can walk around as much as they want to inside or outside."