I want to share my experience with a team member, Shanika. She came for ten days and was…read moreexcellent. She came on time every day with a smile and ready to help me. I had foot surgery and needed help. She iced my foot, fix lunch, help with my laundry. She took me shopping for items I needed and I got dizzy but she was there in a second and sat me on a box while she got a wheelchair. She took me to doctors appts., pharmacy, labs. When she left the kitchen was clean and neat. She even got my mail. She's wonderful, kind, caring, and neat. Thank you so much. Rachel Randle June 24, 2025

Working with Red Bear Care has been an incredible experience. This organization is truly unlike…read moreanything else in the post-acute space. The leadership, especially the founder, is visionary -- not just trying to improve care, but genuinely rethinking how we serve people throughout their recovery and aging journey. What sets Red Bear Care apart is the commitment to doing what's right for the client, not just what's typical. The team is building a model that includes multiple levels of post-acute care, so each person can receive tailored support that meets them exactly where they are. It's forward-thinking, compassionate, and deeply rooted in making a meaningful difference. As someone who's seen the behind-the-scenes effort, I can say the heart and hustle are real. The culture is collaborative, mission-driven, and filled with people who care deeply about seniors and their quality of life. If you're looking for a place where innovation meets impact -- where the work you do matters -- Red Bear Care is it. I'm so proud to be part of their journey and excited to see the continued ripple effects of the good they're doing in Texas and beyond.

*PLEASE READ ENTIRE REVIEW *…read more As of 2/5/24, I am a former employee of Brightstar Care (Downtown Houston location on Richmond Avenue). This business is very unorganized, unprofessional, and not fair at all! I've given them several chances to get it together. My coworkers and myself (on the 24/7 case that we worked on) had to bring our own toilet paper, gloves, and have had to bring food, drinks, and supplies for our patient on MANY times. I've spent a little over $100 total on different occasions buying food and supplies such as: tooth paste, mouth wash, body wash, deodorant, food, etc.. They knew this, and never reimbursed me. I told the office when things were out and they did absolutely nothing about it, because they knew that two of my coworkers and myself, would stop by the store before work and buy her food. So, that was one less thing they had to worry about. I love what I do; but shouldn't be responsible for providing food or anything else for my patients. I gave Brenda Garza (the Client Care Coordinator) a heads up that I was starting my new job and needed to change my availability to PRN. So, I showed up for my shift 2/5 only to find they sent another lady. I wasted my gas, and also gave up a shift at my other job (thinking that I was already scheduled). I was crystal clear on when I was supposed to start my new job. Brenda sent a lady who literally didn't know any English at all! She had to use the translator app for EVERYTHING she asked me. It was mind blowing. If a person doesn't know English, at least know enough to get by with taking care of a patient. Maybe the employee was a friend of hers who needed more work. So, she decided to take my shift with no notice at all. That's so unprofessional! I know she has her picks of who she wants to send. Brenda has done the same thing to another caregiver in the past. The agency is the worst in every way! Half of the caregivers who work for them are lazy as well. I've voiced my concerns several times and was ignored. I shouldn't have to come on shift to the patient soaking wet, bed pad wet, and the sheets wet. Especially when the patient eliminates very little at a time. That's neglect!! Plain and simple.. I shouldn't have to clean smeared BM off the back of the toilet seat (which the patient does not use at all). A grown woman should know how to wipe herself correctly. Then, sometimes, this one caregiver would leave dirty diapers in the kitchen trash can. I only noticed after she left. There was also a caregiver who relieved me and she brought her husband to her shift to stay there with her. That is a huge HIPPA violation!! To add insult to injury, they came in smelling like ten packs of cigarettes. The last thing I experienced is a caregiver would actually bring her baby and sister with her to her night shift. It is a complete CIRCUS to work for Brightstar (Downtown Houston location). This may seem a bit much to reveal, but I do have proof of everything I've experienced, in case I ever have to use it!! They should be ashamed of themselves!

From the owner: BrightStar Care is a leading home care and medical staffing agency aimed at providing A Higher…read moreStandard to those entrusted to our care. Our professional care teams, each led by a Registered Nurse, deliver expert, compassionate, and personal care.

I've driven by here many times but never noticed the Memorial Hermann Primary care sign until a few…read moremonths ago. I decided to Google the business name & Dr Coco Williard was described as an internist & pediatrician so she can see my child as well as my husband & me. I called & easily made an appointment at my desired time. Dr Williard is very personable & I liked her from the get go. She is easy to talk to, makes you feel comfortable & at ease but most importantly, she takes her time during the appointments & appear to be genuinely passionate about helping/treating her patients. I've seen Dr Williard a handful of times (either for myself or my child) & each visit is pleasant & never rushed. She listens to & addresses all my concerns & that's important to me in a primary care physician because most of the doctors I've seen dismissed my concerns. I would definitely recommend Dr Williard if you're looking for a PCP or pediatrician. There is plenty of parking & the waiting room is spacious & clean. The front desk ladies & medical assistants are also nice. My only complaint would be the lack of toys or children's books in the waiting room to distract or occupy the kids as they wait. I usually bring my own books to keep the little one occupied. The medical assistant or Dr Williard might bring your kid a book or two once you're called back into the examining room though.

excellent service ! They were punctual and extremely accommodating for my mother. If I ever asked a…read morequestion or had a qualm, they were spot on. Highly recommend

From the owner: Home Care 4 You is a full-service home health care company that offers private home care. We help…read morepatients perform their daily activities in the comfort of their home and our caregivers can help with light housekeeping and meal preparation. We also offer short-term and long-term rehabilitation after injury or chronic illness, for dementia or companionship.

This home care knows what they are doing and give the best care for the elderly people. Thank you…read moreso much!

This place does not respond when patients use their call button. I have visited a relative several…read moretimes and patient call buttons going off patient hollering for help and no one responding for at least 40 minutes. The greeters at the front desk on 2/15/25 at 1:50 pm did not even speak and when I spoke the lady still did not speak . Totally unacceptable.

I don't know why this place gets such low reviews. Compared to others I've seen, it's DEFINITELY a…read morecut above. ALL the staff I've come in contact with while staying with my mom are friendly and helpful. Food - Your loved one can order from the menus, there are snacks placed out which at night, I find particularly helpful for my mom. . Fruit is always available in any of the cafeterias which are on every floor or take out/delivery is available. They also have spa type fruit water and tea available 24/7. *I mean, they don't have to put orange slices in the water dispenser or lemon in the tea...but they do, little things make a difference.* There's also plain still water and ice is available 24/. I saw a review saying the food isn't that great, I totally disagree with that; so far everything my mom has had has been really tasty. Amenities: There is free valet, a nice pool area, lots of scheduled activities, lots of vignettes for visiting, reading, etc. They even have happy hour. . There's a nail salon, hair salon and they do "field trips". They have tech time where I assume they help residents with their devices, different types of religious service (Jewish, Christian, for ex.) There is karaoke, bingo, afternoon snacks with lively upbeat music. Staff also engages and anticipates needs of residents in the times. Security - Everyone signs in and out on a kiosk at a staff manned desk to receive a printed sticker badge. Every single time, so far without exception. The first time you have to provide your ID and take a pic. Living arrangements: Assisted, Rehab and fully independent. I have yet to see a disgruntled resident, though there probably are some, the vibe is happy, helpful, upbeat. I've not seen/heard a single staff speak less than kind and caring to any resident. Physical/occupational therapy, certified nurses/doctors are also on staff/available. You can have your own personal sitter to be with your loved one. It's in the heart of the Galleria area, a block/two from Nordstrom and Dillards. So, everything is literally at your fingertips. Concerns: one so far. They don't really seem to have enough staff for moving low motility weaker patients say from bed to wheelchair or bedside potty. So, if you're not able to assist for some reason, that might be an issue for you. I am so glad we decided upon Brookdale. I've seen many others with other family members, this one is a blessing.