My experience living at Houston Transitional Care has been a positive and meaningful one. The staff…read morehave been kind, caring, and supportive, and I truly appreciate the time they take to make residents feel comfortable and respected. I have enjoyed being involved in the activities and getting to know the staff and other residents. The activities have made me feel like I truly belong here and bring up my confidence. There is a real sense of community, and I appreciate the people who go out of their way to make each day a little brighter. Houston Transitional Care has been an important part of my journey, and I am thankful for the care, encouragement, and kindness I have received. I would recommend Houston Transitional Care to anyone looking for a place where residents are treated with compassion and care. Texan Fan's for LIFE!

The worst place to have your loved one at. Some of the…read morenurses don't care on how your loved one is they don't check up on them if you call they take forever to come check up on them me and my family had told them my dad couldn't eat on his own they didn't care they just went in to the room leave the plate and leave, today the nurse taking care of him I had called for him to get cleaned out she said she couldn't do it because she was passing breakfast she told him to eat and after she was going to clean him I called once he was done she came in with an attitude didn't say a word changed him and left. He had physical therapy come by today they took him brought him back next thing you know the nurse comes all mad shaking her head saying they told her something because he's not at dialysis when it's her job to take him, after he got back she put him in bed crushed his feet and didn't even say sorry after that she dumped the pee from his catheter spilling a lot on the floor and than she left, I called her back she come in raising her hands with an attitude asking what we want that she was coming back I asked her to heat up his lunch she left slammed the door came back the food is cold she left again once again slamming the door mind you almost all her shift she has been using her headphones blasting music loud that even I can hear it with the tv on, I also asked her for her name she didn't say it she had it covered so I wasn't able to get it. Another thing my dad uses oxygen and it's the third time they take it of and don't put it back on I've been doing it. There was another time where I saw this guy nurse taking him to get his dialysis they pick him up with a machine since he can't get up on his own he told my dad to hold on the bars and once he was in the chair to get the dialysis his arm was stuck in between the bars and the guy told my dad that why was he holding on to it and that's when I told him he had told him to hold on from there and he just laughed than he asked me if I speak both English and Spanish and I said yes and I told him I understand both maybe he thought I didn't

In the last 5+ years I have spent a lot of time with Methodist system. It started with my GP who…read morediagnosed some issues that specialist within the Methodist system examined including joint replacements and subsequently staph infection took out my liver and kidney and I received transplants of both organs with incredible follow-up care and diagnosis by the top physicians in the country. I thank God that I'm in a city and state that has some of the best health care in the world, I'm even more blessed that the Methodist hospital system watching over me too!

Methodist is the BEST FOR Transplant Patients…read more My King (father), it's post transplant for heart, so we are regulars here. Very fast, with dad's lab in and out. Soon as my King went back for labs, they were ready for him for vitals. I love that they have coffee, tea, hot chocolate available for patients & guest. And FAST, even though we were nearly an hour late! I love Methodist! -1. I wish they bring back the Previous Donna, cause this new hired Donna, cross many professional lines to the point where she's calling professional doctors incompetent. AFTER giving orders for a surgeon MD. Add if she's authorize to do so. -2. Informing PT doctors, what's approve or not from my King's surgeon, is way above her pay grade. Then when we call on the behave of the PT doctor orders, to gathering very important info on what's accepted to perform on not, on an HEART patient. -3. Donna laughs very Loud, and sarcastically, calling the PT doctor incompetent and saying that my father's Heart neologist would never provide such documents to that doctor. -4. How did she even get approved for this position? Surgeon of Donna's behavior. He assured is that the director would reach out to us within 24 hours. Which she Never did. We've notification the s

I was there twice in 2016 after knee replacements. PT was excellent and kind. Food was OK and…read moredietitian and cook took my like and dislike into consideration. The cook came to see me when menu did not meet my likes and offered substitute. Place was clean most staff were very attentive. Staff Dr was insufferable jerk. Would not allow him in my room. A very competent assistant came to see me. Director of nursing came to see me daily. A good friend of mine had been here many times and spoke highly if the facility. He was not easily pleased. Third shift charge nurse was not a nice person. She certainly seemed out of place in comparison to other staff. And that is the end of my review.

My grandmother was admitted here for short term rehabilitation after a stroke. She was supposed to…read morestay about 20 days, but we chose to transfer her early because we did not feel she was receiving the level of care she needed. She became paralyzed on the left side of her body and came here specifically for therapy and rehabilitation to regain movement. During roughly 13 days at this facility, she only received therapy a few times. It reached the point where my family had to step in and do much of the work themselves like massaging her, helping move her limbs, applying lotion, changing her socks, and trying to keep her comfortable because staff did not seem to be attentive to these basic needs. For a rehab center, this was extremely disappointing. My grandmother is diabetic, non verbal after her stroke, and fully dependent on caregivers. We were told she would be checked every six hours, but this schedule did not feel appropriate for someone in such a vulnerable condition. She spent long periods bedridden and developed significant discomfort, especially from not being repositioned frequently. Watching her in pain was heartbreaking. There were also interactions with staff that felt unprofessional and dismissive when we asked for help or clarification. Instead of compassion, we were often met with rude tones or comments that made it seem as if our questions were an inconvenience. This made it very hard to trust that our grandmother was being treated with patience and respect. We also observed other concerning situations in the facility. For example, we repeatedly saw residents sitting uncomfortably in wheelchairs without assistance, including two residents who had to push each other because staff were not helping them. These kinds of things raised serious concerns about overall attentiveness and staffing. To be fair, not everyone here was uncaring. Michael, Wanda, and Becky consistently showed kindness and compassion toward my grandmother, and Wanda helped arrange additional care and testing when we voiced our concerns. We are truly grateful for them. Unfortunately, not all shifts had staff like them, and care depended too much on "who was working that day." Based on our experience, I would not recommend this facility for loved ones who cannot advocate for themselves or who are fully dependent on staff for movement and communication. Vulnerable patients deserve consistent, gentle, and attentive care, not minimal check ins and families doing the majority of the work. We ultimately transferred my grandmother to another center, where she is finally receiving the care she needs. I hope this facility seriously improves staff training, professionalism, and basic patient care, because the people who live here deserve better.

I travel a lot for work and every time I used to travel, my legs hurt. It was something that…read morecreated very painful, and uncomfortable business trips. I did my research years ago about the pain in my legs, and went to a vein specialist in NYC. Even though this "vein specialist, has offices nationwide" I was NOT impressed at all. They were rude and just cared about making money! I moved to Houston in 2021 and finally had the time in early 2022 to find a vein specialist. Premier Vein & Vascular Center hit it out the PARK! I was sooooooo happy to have found a wonderful practice! From the moment you walk in, you are received with a smile, professionalism, care and just a wonderful staff. The quality of care and professionalism is magnificent! They sat with me and asked me tons of questions, and explaining the reasons why I had the symptoms/pain I had. The treatment options and the possible side effects. I needed vein treatment in both of my legs. I had the treatments and my legs feel great. I no longer have pain when I travel. I use my compression socks when I travel and even when I am home since I work from home when not traveling. It honestly is a true blessing to have found this incredible team! I am beyond grateful for helping with an issue I have been dealing with for years. God bless you all!

In the past two weeks I have had to have two procedures in preparation for my upcoming…read moreChemotherapy. A bone marrow biopsy and then a port installed into my chest. And to be quite honest, I was scared sh*tless! But from the moment I walked into the office of Premier Vein & Vascular Center to the second I walk out I was treated with like family. At first I was taken back by how genuine everyone there was. Especially the nurse who walked me through each procedure before I went into the operating room. THANK YOU! This place is top notch!!!

They were incredible with my mother in law as well as our whole family. Very attentive, extremely…read morekind and helpful in every way from in person care to helping with all things medical. I highly recommend them.

My 93 year old mother in-law is being served corn dog and pizza for dinner. The food sucks. Not…read morerecommending you bring your loved ones here. Sorry to see that our beloved retired Priest and Nun's are having to eat the same crap. Shame on the Catholic diocese of Galveston Houston on how they treats or people this way.