Country Place Senior Living of Livingston

Country Place now owns my heart! After moving my dad from a "warehousing facility" in Tomball to Country Place Senior Living Memory Care, I truly know what a good facility and truly compassionate caring staff are all about! Ashley, Amanda, Blanca and their staff really do listen to their families and their residents needs and do everything possible to accommodate their needs. The facility is always clean, safe and monitored. The meals are good. The facility itself is so bright, cheerful and designed with dementia patients in mind to keep them from sliding into darkness. I love that they have so many activities and keep the residents engaged instead of leaving them to sit in their rooms. Every single staff member hugs the residents and tells them they are loved and they are always happy and upbeat! I hope I never have to be a resident of memory care, but if I do, I hope Country Place is still there and still being Directed by Ashley Rios!

My mother-in-law and aunt are in the memory care unit at Country Place. I can’t say enough about the quality of loving care they’ve received. Ashley, the director, is completely hands-on and has a huge heart for all of the residents. While all of the staff is truly amazing, I have to also give an extra thank you to Marissa, Letty, and Wendy for not just the care - but the love and joy they bring to their patients. You all have been such a blessing to us. You have our deepest gratitude.

What we like the most about Country Place is that they are small. Close knit. Everyone knows Everyone. They really do care. Yes, we would most definitely recommend this community to others who may need a place for their loved ones!

My friend moved to Country Place Senior Living of Livingston. The executive director, Ashley, and the main nurse Amanda, explained everything they do for the residents there. So far, everything they've said has just been perfect. He gets good personal care if he needs them, when he doesn't want to go eat breakfast, they bring him his bowl of oatmeal to his room. They help him get down there. If his back hurts, they'll take him in his wheelchair and push him down there to help him not have to walk. They're very helpful and very polite. He says he's very content there. I've seen his food. They have well-rounded food, and they have snacks out all day. They can just walk or roll by and pick up some fruit, some crackers, or cookies. The room that he is in is very spacious. It's much larger than where we originally looked and went, and has a lot more space for less money. They have a beauty salon and you can make an appointment. They have transportation. They'll take the residents there in Livingston to the doctor. I think they have scheduled every week to go to Wal-Mart.

Leadership- I have found them to be caring and very responsive to concerns or questions. Everyone I have been exposed to has gone above and beyond to take care of my loved one. Staff- everyone has been super nice and helpful. There is some disconnect between knowledge of some of the staff pertaining to dementia. The leadership has taken steps to close the gap. Quality of care- there have been some struggles getting medication given as prescribed. Especially when the dr adjusts the meds and the new orders are not reflected on the medicine label. A few situations where bed time was too early, as well as lack of knowledge of specific needs or disabilities such as vision issues. Meals- The food quality has gone down over the past several months. At first it was home cooking. Now it is more finger foods alot of time and prepared foods I do believe it is being addressed. The food isn't bad it just isn't what it was at the beginning. Activities there seems to be quite a bit for the residents in the Assisted Living unit. I have not witnessed any activities for those in the memory care section. Perhaps they occur when I am not on property. Value- the leadership worked with our family to control the expense and was very helpful securing information needed for outside financial support to be sought.