It's a wonderful and very clean place. They take very good care of the residents and see to their…read moreneeds. Mrs Spikes, Donna and the activity people do their job.

Chelsea Gardens is a beautiful skilled nursing and rehab facility in the Riverstone Community just…read moreoff Highway 6 in Missouri City. My Mom's neighbor is currently a resident here and I've been stopping in to visit. He says they are providing excellent care and have an individualized care plan that is helping him become stronger every day. He's very happy with his care and the facility. A Nurse Practitioner is on-site and makes daily rounds. Chelsea Gardens offers Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy all under one roof. The exercise area is quite large and extremely nice. All the staff I've interacted with have been friendly and caring. The security is excellent here with only one entrance/exit with a keypad code required to enter or exit. If you push the door bar an incredibly loud alarm is sounded. Perfect for Alzheimer's patients or those with a tendancy to wander. All 60 beds are private rooms with private restrooms, televisions and individual phone lines. His room is very nice and looks out onto the well manicured grounds. When he's not participating in rehab their are daily activities planned for the residents. They also offer free WiFi for residents and guests. I hope he's strong enough to return home soon and he feels with the care he's receiving that should be soon. If you are searching for a Nursing or Rehab facility consider Chelsea Gardens to see if it's a good fit for you or your loved one.

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.

I placed my mother in their memory care unit just over a week ago. I am so pleased with everything!…read moreThe entire staff, especially Rugi, has been kind, genuine, caring, and attentive! As I walked in with my mother to admit her, several staff were waiting for us with a "Welcome Home!" banner and a big hello and welcome! I actually got a little choked up it was so sweet. The activities director has worked to find out what my mom likes to do and is providing opportunities for her to do those things. We are extremely happy and highly recommend The Avenues of Fort Bend!

My husband lived in the Memory Care facility for more than 2 years. I was so thankful for the good…read morecare he received there, as well as the kindness and friendliness of the staff for both of us.

I was transferred to Holly Hall Retirement Community Healthcare (HHRCH) to do rehab after going…read morethrough cervical spine surgery. I found the care to be outstanding! The medical, support staff, case worker, health information specialist, and food service team went over and above to ensure that I was taken care of properly and received real time communications! I am a 20 year retired Navy Chief (Hospital Corpsman) coming in contact with healthcare teams in both military and civilian facilities. I can attest that the professionalism and Comradery at HHRCH is second to none! -I am giving a shoutout to the following at HHRCH 1. Dr. Rajan 2. Victor 3. Cindy 4. Alberta 5. Anthony 6. Brenda 7. Cam 8. Christine 9. Festus 10. Jasmine R. 11. Jesse 12. Kelsey 13. Key 13. Kisha 14. Koko 15. Lyndia 16. Marcia 17. Okwee 18. Reina 19. Rykki 20. Sam 21. Stanesha

They treated my grandmother very very well and she deserve to be treated well but for six years not…read moreone complaint

The relative was only in their care for a day before dying, but in that short period we were…read moreremarkably impressed with the staff and the facility. It was very clean, the family and I really liked the simple but pretty artwork and the comfortable accommodations for family and friends who were visiting the facility. I wish I'd taken photographs and particularly of the artwork on the walls. It seemed very clean to me which is important and the staff was very nice. I met a couple of the chaplains and they were wonderful. One of the chaplains also followed up with the key family member after the death to ensure that they were doing OK and provide a grief counseling referral if needed. It's not easy being at a hospice inpatient facility, but there was a lot to recommend this place. Really good experience despite the difficulty of the circumstances.

My grandfather was admitted to Harbor Hospice for 9 days and we were very pleased with everything…read morethere. They were incredibly attentive, kind and intentional. From the first meeting with Mr Dickerson to the end of my grandfathers life, the staff were so great. They were always available but also never interrupted our family time. I am so thankful for this facility and absolutely recommend Harbor Hospice if you are in the unfortunate circumstance of looking for a hospice company. Thank you to everyone there for such amazing and compassionate care.

My immobile husband was here for 2 months and it was the best of the three nursing homes/skilled…read morenursing facilities that we had been to in the Houston area.in the last 8 monhts. The food was excellent, facility super clean, Rehab therapists excellent and overall care good. We did have some challenges with my husband's demanding care at first but overtime we worked it our with the caring Director of Nursing Annie and amazing new Executive Director Michael. There were so many positives at Brazo Towers that I recommend it. The care of a stroke patient such as my husband is very difficult and necessitates a very active family advocate all the time. We were very disappointed in the lack of patient activities. Although a vigorous monthly calendar was posted very little activities occurred during my husband's stay. When we were leaving we saw indication regarding possible improvement in that area as well.

Had the horrible misfortune meeting social worker Kathleen Kuznicki, about a week ago and then…read moreagain yesterday. Thought maybe she was just having a bad day but unfortunately she was just as unpleasant yesterday as she was last week. Very condescending and horrible bedside manner, if this place has any others like her I would NOT recommended having your loved ones stay here.

I recently moved my father to Good Living Community and I couldn't be more pleased with my…read moredecision. My first step was speaking with the owner (TT) and he made me feel at ease and comfortable with checking the place out. I then flew to Houston and toured the place and the facility was very clean and the staff was very friendly. TJ, the manager (is a gem) has been so nice to work with, extremely helpful and gives me updates on my father (I am in a different state). Every time I talk to my father he tells me that everyone is very helpful and very nice to him! Picking a new home for an elderly parent is such a difficult and overwhelming process, Good Living Community made the decision and transition so much easier. Highly recommend!

My Mom has been through hell for the last 6 months, lost both legs from thigh down (Vascular…read moreDisease not diabetes). I was given the name of Good Living Community Care by a placement company (sorry can't remember who but she was great too!) After 2 full months here at GLCC Mom has not been sick ONCE! The other $8500/mo. nursing home she was in the emergency room 3 times. Mom is happy and healthy and lucid finally. the Manager, Monica, is a real gem and God send. Everyone at this very personal care facility is helpful, accommodating to the point of unbelievable and just as sweet as can be. Wanni, the Asst Mgr, (def not spelled right) is absolutely fabulous, keeps Mom company, interacts a lot with her and makes her laugh. SO GOOD TO SEE! They even have a wonderful stylist who comes to make Mom feel beautiful, Iris Giron, washing, cutting her hair and doing Moms nails and she's very affordable. Speaking of which for all this personal care I pay less than 1/2 of what I was paying at the nursing home. Maritime Pharmacy, takes care of all Moms meds, they have a RN visit as needed and a physical therapist 2x's a week. I could go on and on about how wonderful this place is!

The Com For Care located on Oyster Bay St in Sugarland does not keep their promises and will let…read moreyour loved one die while suffering. The caregiver is the only positive thing about this company and the kitchen was clean, other than that: HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. As a hospice RN, I can honestly say that they broke many guidelines and DEFINITELY did not provide appropriate end of life of care for my father. No pain medication for a dying person who could barely speak with a broken hip is not only a hospice guideline violation but it's inhumane. The hospice provider is GENCARE Hospice. RUN!!!! I was assured of updates, as well as promised that I would be given enough time to come be with my father so he would not die alone. I was notified 1 hr and 40 mins after he passed. He was receiving a "bed bath" when he passed. Any decent and compassionate hospice provider would have respected my requests that he not be moved unless absolutely necessary - because he screamed at the top of his lungs in pain. When I requested that he be given pain medications, at the very least, before they repositioned him, the hospice nurse justified not doing this by saying, "You know that no matter what we give him, he's still going to scream. A broken hip hurts". WHAT? I was blown away. I've never heard a more ridiculous answer in my 32 years as a nurse. Oh really? Then why wasn't he getting medicated regularly? She finally agreed to medicate him before moving him-which I have zero faith that she did. In hospice, a good nurse can tell when a patient is "active" which means the patient has hours -maybe days to live. No one there could tell that. I showed a video and photos of my father to MD friends and the owners of the hospice I work for and they were appalled. He was breathing 32/min... a clear sign of distress and screamed when I touched his head. All of my coworkers said he was "active" at that time. Not the Com for Care owner and certainly not his horrible hospice RN could see that. Every human being deserves to die pain free and with dignity. Do not trust this home with your family member and DEFINITELY DO NOT USE GENCARE hospice- unless you want your family member to suffer.

Com for Care is a wonderful place. We needed to move my wife's 87 and 93 year old parents from…read moreanother assisted living facility because they both needed more care than they were receiving. We did a lot of research and spoke with a number of places. We were also in the midst of some extremely difficult health issues with other family. We have been so pleased with the care our parents receive at Com For Care. The staff is positive and thorough and stable. The stability in a business of high turnover is highly unusual and a reflection of the long history of Com for Care and Ann's leadership. There really is not a comparable place that we have seen or even heard of. Our lives were changed once we moved our loved ones to Com for Care.