not satisfied having my parent here. made other arrangements. my neighbors moved their dad out a…read morecouple of years ago because of a negative situation they would not discuss with me. there is a lot of medical overreach here. I regularly got Medicare invoices for services such as oxygen which my parent never used. I was told that this facility is flagged for fraud. I was told by other residents that Trinity the nurse would flat out ignore my parent when they asked for help. There have been three maintenance men in three years. One of the other residents waited 4 hours for help, in an extended position, harming their back and being relegated to a wheelchair thereafter. The dining room is a shadow of what it was because so many people have moved out. The hallways smell like urine. Cannot recommend braeswood Estates.

Kind staff. Responsive and helpful. Very good food. Great Room options. Clean and well maintained…read more Great location. Nice outdoor spaces accessible to residents. Daily activities and Family events. Laundry and room cleaning weekly. Wifi included. Excursions available for redidents. Staff works and coordinates with outside service providers for hospice, palliative care and othe needs such as wound care, etc.

My father in law resides at the Assisted Living facility. The staff are friendly and care for the…read moreresidents. The food is satisfactory. I want to recognize the med tech Mikki who does a great job taking care of my father in law and keeping us updated regarding how he's doing and if there are any issues. She goes above and beyond.

My mom just moved recently last October into Pathways and I can't say enough praises for the…read morestaff. They give mom the dignity she deserves. It's still a tough transition which was expected but happy I made the decision to place mom here.

I love the why that the care for the kids here and is not like the are just doing it they do it to…read morehelp girls in need as someone has been through the cps and foster care I recommend ayaint 100% at this place you can put your trust and your kid in there hands and know that they will do the right thing and care and love you kid as there own. the care that they provide for the kids is amazing they will love and care for them in the best way possibly and make your kid fell welcome and build there self confidence and let them know that they are a queen ans that they deserve to be loved and have people to fight for them.

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.

Ross visited us and he is an outstanding Director of Business Development, very warm and he knows…read morethe business. He is very passionate about his work. It was great to meet him and knowing about your facility.

Dr. Ngo and Ross visited me in the hospital and assisted with a safe transition to Richmond Health…read moreCare Center. Great facility and great experience so far, only staying i found that this place with all staffs are very professional, the team and I will make my rehab productive.

This facility is beautiful but more than that, the staff is amazing. Amazing goes for nursing,…read moretherapists, housekeeper, dietary, and the receptionists, who all went beyond "just a job", to make the job exceptional. I can't complain about the food which was some of the best hospital food. Dr. Burton and his team included both my husband and myself in his care planning and discharge plan. The team does a great job in communicating which is so important. I will be glad to recommend others.

First off I want to say thank you so much to Dr. Mike for getting my father in a state where he…read morecould return home once again. Dr. Michael Abdelsayed, DO and all of the wonderful staff at Sugar Land Rehab Hospital did an amazing job getting my dad back on his feet and in a position to return home for a second time. The nursing care is far better here, the staff more professional, and the physical therapy program ran by "Dr. Mike" is amazing. Not to mention the great food and the cook that was willing to acomodate my dad being the picky eater he is. My dad needed all of it. My dad was originally discharged to another rehab facility nearby that used to be pretty good but they went down hill. He was getting crappy care and ended up back in the hospital. The second time around he went to Sugar Land Rehab Hospital instead and now he is back home and doing well. Nothing but praise for this place.

I called Aamani to assist my mom after her hip replacement. The young lady that was assigned to my…read moremom was sweet, reliable , and highly professional. From the phone consultation to the first day of service everyone in the company was helpful, reliable and professional. My mom is making a full recovery one step at a time thanks to Aamani.

This facility is great if the resident can walk and does not need assistance from the staff. This…read morefacility prefers quiet, docile and mobile residents. If your loved one doesn't conform then they will not be included in group activities and most often left in their room with the door closed. Most of the hands-on care staff hail from other countries and because of cultural differences do not address residents in s respectful and dignified way; they use overly familiar 'names' like Baby, Daddy and Mama when addressing residents. The facility looks great but make sure your loved one is mobile, independent, passive and quiet otherwise they will not get the help they need.

After making one of the most important decisions ever, I wanted to give a special acknowledgement…read moreto Colonial Oaks Westchase, and in particular to Lisa Stelley. Her compassion and her empathy were apparent from the beginning - and made all the difference in the world. By helping to reframe my fears she made this transition smoother than I would have ever believed possible. Her professionalism and her sure hand helped guide me through the process, and I am now confident Mom is exactly where she needs to be. I am grateful for Lisa - and for the team behind her who helped smooth the path none of us want to be on. Their facility and grounds are warm and welcoming, clean and comfortable, and the staff have demonstrated cheerful care in working with Mom.