Com for Care Assisted Living

Very helpful. Clean. Meals are good. I would recommend this facility to others.

I had an unusual experience because my loved one got Covid right when she moved in. The type of care is somewhere between assisted living and a nursing home, so I wouldn't really call it strictly assisted living. They have nurses there part of the day, but not all the time. They have other caretakers that under TX law can administer medications that the nurse has already overseen dosage. But the care my loved one got was fine. They have a nice hospital bed in each bedroom. She had a room with a bath. But they ended up bathing her in the bed based on her condition. They took the residents to get Covid shots, and my loved one passed away the day after her Covid shot. Most of the residents there are every infirm. But the nurses that run it are very capable. Again, they're not there all the time, and it appears they're not there on the weekends, just the general caretakers. It looks like they're billing me for the month after she died, so I'll have to look into that. As far as assisted living goes, it's probably cheaper than the larger communities, but it's a little different. At this facility, they're able to give oxygen though, whereas another assisted living wouldn't. There's not much activities for the residents. There's a lady that comes in part time to work with them. They do give decent meals, but the food is not as good on the weekends.

They are awesome here, I love the staff. The value is spot on and unbelievable. This is the best place to put your loved one. This is a big peace of mind, your loved one is well cared for, and the staff are attentive. The food always smells good when I visit. The community is allowing window visits; however, if you are an essential caregiver you will be able to visit in person. The staff are always happy to see me.

The community is caring and very professional. The food is great and all of is homecooked. I would recommend this community to others

My 92 year old mother had been a resident in University Place for almost a decade and finally reached the point where she needed more care than they could provide as her dementia had worsened and her will to eat vanished. She was placed on hospice, and at the recommendation of her Nurse Practitioner, we moved her to Com For Care. Our family was flabbergasted at the amount of personal care they provided for an extremely reasonable price when compared to the cost at University Place. All the meals I saw were prepared with fresh, not canned ingredients and smelled delicious. She was attended to night and day and always with a kind and caring attitude. It was evident that everyone truly cared. We had a camera in her room, with the owner's permission, so that we could keep a close eye on my mother since she had fallen before and could see that someone checked on her regularly during the night encouraging her to eat and drink and attending to any needs. They tried everything to encourage her to eat including pureeing food, providing ice cream, making milk shakes and smoothies, spoon feeding her, and everything else we and they could think of, but to no avail as my mother only lived a few more weeks. When she died, we were notified immediately. As her death approached, they spoke with each family member when they visited to help them come to accept that she was dying and that they were there to help in any way they could. When she died, they were in no rush to empty her room for the next person as many places are and only charged us for the time my mother was alive, not the entire last month. I wholeheartedly recommend [name removed] and Com For Care. I believe that they will provide unrivaled care for your loved ones. Not that it matters, but I have been an RN for more than 2 decades and know what excellent care is. This is as good as it gets. You will feel like family here.