Spring Creek Village

Patricia

I liked Spring Creek Village. If we move my mom, that would be the place I would probably put her. It's closer to me for one thing. I liked the facility, and the girl whom I talked to was very good. They have a nice model room; the furniture in there and everything was just bright. It looked nice and newer. I wish they had more outside places to walk. It's a small place, and it doesn't have many outside walkways and stuff. They had a big fireplace in the dining room, it was cozy, and I liked that. They had a nice porch to sit out on outside, and they had a beauty salon. It felt very homey there.

Nancy

We have chosen Spring Creek Village for my uncle. The location was the primary reason. That was my biggest concern: that my aunt could live by my cousin and near my uncle. The facility itself was immaculate, the staff was second to none, I toured a lot of places, and the staff was knowledgeable, caring, and professional. It's just a very impressive facility. The rooms were larger than the other ones I toured. I liked the fact that we used my uncle's own furniture to set up his room -- you didn't have to use their furniture -- and they gave you a choice of rooms. In the memory care unit, it's very secure although very open, with a lot of light. My uncle moved in on February 22, and he's adjusted well. They have a very diverse menu, and actually the day I went to tour the place, I also met the chef. We discussed his menu for his diet because he's very picky. He seems to be eating all of his meals. They gave us the menu at the beginning of the week to show us what they'll be having all week. They cover the food and beverages, they have snacks throughout the day, and they have a lot of activities. They have a common area with a TV, but they have a schedule of activities that includes exercise programs, chair exercises, and things that they can do, which I think has been very beneficial to him. They play games appropriate to Alzheimer's patients, and they even have games custom made for memory care patients where the numbers are larger. A lot of things are color coded, even their eating utensils. They see which ones they master best, and they notice if they have problems cutting up their food and things. The attention to detail was unbelievable, and the pricing was so much less than a lot of the facilities in the Woodlands that is only like a half-mile away. It's a large facility, it's easily accessible, and it was just a perfect fit. So far, so good. Anything can happen, but we're very pleased with the choice. They've exceeded our expectations. The staff is knowledgeable, caring, and very honest. They have to be very strict (because of the pandemic), they're very forthright on the rules, and it's just a very well-managed staff.

Dee

Spring Creek Village is very nice. We chose it for my father because it pretty much had everything that we were looking for. It was nice and clean, it's a pretty new building, and the staff was very nice. He's doing very well there. The apartments are nice and clean. They have bingo almost every day, chair exercises, and trips to Wal-Mart (or wherever). He is also getting therapy from OT and PT. It's close to my sister's house, it's in a place that he's familiar with, and it's close to his doctors. It just fit all of our requirements.

pamela771234

My father-in-law is in Spring Creek Village. It’s very clean. He happy and feels it’s like staying at a high-class hotel. The staff is very helpful and seem to stay on top of things. If they pick up on something or notice something that they think I should know, they’re very quick to give me a call. He goes every day to bingo, dominoes, and the exercise classes. If there’s an outing to a grocery store, movies, restaurant or a museum, he goes to every single one of them just so he can get out. He likes the food, but he’s complained a couple of times about the short meal time and that there is not that much variety and flavor.

JessicaRodriguez

When I visited Spring Creek Village Senior Living I was quickly fascinated by the rooms, dining area, and the overall appearance of the facility. However, when speaking to current residents I was told of a disrespectful, rude, and condescending employee who is the director of activities whom mainly worked in the memory care center. When I spoke to this employee personally I could not fathom how much she did not care for concerns, for this reason I have decided to take my parents elsewhere.

Debbie172334

I really liked Spring Creek. It’s a beautiful facility with good care. I had a nice visit and lunch. I was impressed with everything, but I decided that a smaller, more home-like setting would be best for my husband. They had a chef and excellent food. They went above and beyond and put me in touch with a lady whose husband is there; she called me just to share her experiences, which was vey sweet. She was very pleased. She had her husband somewhere else that turned into a disaster, and her mother is also in the assisted living; she had a lot of good things to say with Spring Creek.

Clara561177

Spring Creek was awesome, close to me and my brother, and the price was very good. The staff was very informative and very helpful. I spoke with several couples sitting outside, and they were very happy and loved the place. The size of the rooms was adequate. They had an arts and crafts class, a cooking class with a full kitchen, exercise classes, and activities at night, like social events.

Greg27

Among the places that we visited, Spring Creek Village was the one we liked the best. It was an assisted living and had a memory care unit, too. We ate a meal there, and it was better than a five-star restaurant; it was just perfect. We liked the rooms; they were nice and large. They have similar floor plans as other places, but theirs just seemed above and beyond to me. They were great; we really liked the staff there. It was just very nice. We really liked it.

User1111

There is too much turnover here. We are looking for another facility. Every time they get someone great that we really like and does a great job, they run them off. I am looking to move out of here as soon as I can. The food is not very good but you have to pay for it even if you cook your own meals. The management here is terrible. The front desk staff are fake and cold hearted. The main supevisor is the fakest and very rude. This use to be a great place to live and now most of us are miserable.

Caring111441650

I have found Spring Creek Village for my mother. It is very nice. The rooms/apartments are beautiful. The staff is very caring. They're great and very helpful. The facility is very clean. Food is OK. Security is fine. Overall, we have been very pleased with the care and the support that we have been given, so I have no complaints.

Maria48

Spring Creek was nice and clean. The staff was very helpful and nice, and they gave you information on the place. It is close to my brother’s home and convenient, but they don’t go for Medicaid.

Barbara108044950

The overall experience and the amount that I would have to pay monthly in getting in is something that I could manage. Spring Creek Village is in a good location; I could still have my friends visit. They're not big, and they had a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom, which were very nice. I like the idea that as you needed to move on, you can have that chance to do it there because right next door is the memory care. The dining room wasn't quite as elegant as the other ones, but it was very nice with comfy chairs and had a nice selection. I didn't eat there, but they had made me some cookies and a pie to take home. They had an exercise room, bingo, church service, crafts, a reading section, and a library full of books.

LovelyLady0000005555

My mother-in-law is in Magnolia Heights and it is a gorgeous place. It is a lovely, lovely place. I have no problem with the staff. What I like about Magnolia Heights is that when my husband and I are fully tied up, all we have to do is call over there and talk to the lady who is in charge, and they will take my mother-in-law to the doctors and they'll bring her back, too -- we have no problems. My mother-in-law has a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. In the kitchen, she has a microwave, a full refrigerator, and a sink -- very nice. Magnolia Heights is also an Alzheimer's care facility.

JaQuesha

The staff are very caring and I felt very welcomed.