32 Assisted Living Communities in Spring, Texas

Alicia

It was very cheery, and had a comfortable space. They showed a one-bedroom, and two-bedrooms, and they were spacious and clean. The staff members weren't very friendly, but they were focused on the people that they were helping. The courtyard was nice.

Stacy

Autumn Grove Champions Cottage is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Finding a new community for a loved one is such a difficult decision, but Autumn Grove Champions immediately felt like home. Several other communities were visited by my family, but none compared to Autumn Grove. Leah, Ana, and all the wonderful caregivers feel like part of the family, now. I trust them all with the health, safety, and well-being of my mom. Dementia can be so heartbreaking for the family, but Autumn Grove eases the pain. I just cannot say enough positive comments about the people and the community. Like I always say...Autumn Grove Champions is a blessing, and the staff are my mom\'s angels.

Barbara Dearman

My mother has been at Mercy Elderly for the past nine months. This place , the owners and staff were an answered prayer. The staff make your loved one feel very welcome and a part of family. The facility is always very clean and my mother is well-cared for. I can rest knowing that she is in great care on a daily basis. The owner is also very good at keeping me updated on any changes about my mom\'s health and well-being. Again, if you are looking for an assisted living for your loved one, I highly recommend Mercy Elderly Assisted Living for a loving and safe environment for them to live in.

Amy

The Bellaire Senior Lodge was very nice and very high-end. It was very nicely decorated. It was a smaller community. In some respects that was really nice that there were not very many residents so they're very close-knit. Some of the residents were out eating when we were touring and we got to speak with a few of them. They were very nice. The Bellaire Senior Lodge is very personalized service from what I could tell because of the smaller size. The quality of the room was great. It was a beautiful room, but it didn't have a full-sized refrigerator.

Bernard

The layout of The Conservatory at Champion Forest was impressive. But the management is touting the fact that they spent millions of dollars to upgrade everything. What they didn't say is that they were flooded the last three years and had to evict everybody on the first floor last year. All those costs were going towards renovating the problems from the flooding. The fact that they've got 25% vacancy now is a result of that. The staff was terrific. The lunch I had there was good. The apartments were fine, but out of line price wise. I observed swimming and fitness areas. It's in a beautiful area, but there are certain parts in Texas that get a lot of flooding and that happens to be one of them.

Debby

My ex-husband has moved into Spring Creek Village. It's a very nice facility. The staff could not have been any more interested in what our situation was and any more caring about the needs of our family members. The facility is very well organized and not all confusing and the grounds are quite nice and clean. The activities looked like they had a variety of interests and unlike other facilities I visited, it wasn't so involved that it was confusing. There were enough, but not too many things to select from.

disgruntled relative

Sadly this facility serves all pre-fab food versus fresh, facility cooked, meals. Snacks are not made in-house but are also pre-fab like packaged cookies, crackers and cheese bits, etc. The caregivers are so wonderful, but the management leaves much to be desired because of the burdens put on caregivers, all the cost-cutting measures taken although the facility is expensive. Not many social activities by professionals are planned--it is all volunteer or the responsibility of the caregivers to do even though they should be doing other work. The facility is clean enough, but definitely some detailed cleaning would also be helpful on a daily basis.

Mae

I remember the first time walking into Autumn Grove in search of a "home" for Dad after his stroke. There was no reason to look any further. AG gave me a true sense of calm and relief knowing Dad would be in excellent hands. They are a family. The staff made for an easy transition. They truly do "care" for their patients. Not just in the physical way, but tlc included. Treating everyone with respect and kindness. They care, taking pride in the residents appearance, always being sure they are bathed and dressed appropriately. They allow them to maintain their dignity. In getting to know residents, they are aware of changes in mood, appetite, health and do all things possible to keep them comfortable, safe an happy. The staff encourage residents to participate in activities, treat and talk to them as adults or peers. Their support and love thru Dad's two years was nonstop. Now Mom is there. I feel blessed as I know she is safe, well cared for and even loved. I'm proud to consider myself part of the Autumn Grove family!

Becky Minton

After placing our Mother, who has Alzheimer's, in three other dementia/memory care facilities, we found Autumn Grove to be the perfect environment for our Mother to thrive. With a 14 resident maximum, the Autumn Grove staff provides the needed attention to keep the residents safe and give the families peace of mind. I can honestly say that the caregivers treat the residents with love and respect. It's more than just a job to them. The layout and openness of the facility shows off the cleanliness and provides an atmosphere similar to one's own home. The meals are prepared in an open kitchen, so no need to worry about meals prepared in mass quantity out of view. And, the food is always very good! Autumn Grove has been our salvation after several very traumatic experiences in large facilities and personal care homes. It truly has been a blessing to have our Mother cared for at this facility.