Swan Manor Assisted Living

Our mother did not want to leave her home, so it was hard to make the decision to move her here. Within 24 hours we knew we had made the right decision, though a hard one. She was received with love, treated kindly, and cared for well. The staff quickly became loved by us and we are thankful for all they did beyond their job description. Caregiving is hard work and those who did it while our mother was there did it well. We are grateful.

Swan Manor is recently remodeled and one of the best Assited Living Homes in Baytown. Thousands less monthly than any other apartment living type full service homes for your love ones.

I moved into Swan Manor Assisted Living. It has been very good. They have a very caring and helpful group of folks that work with you. Everything is very neat and clean, and I like that. I am very pleased so far. The food is quite good. They have just finished redoing some of the rooms. I haven't been here long enough, but it looks like there will be a lot of activities.

They did take care of my father in law in his last days. Very thankful for their kindness during this sad time.

Swan Manor has assisted living and memory care. However, memory care is just a locked-in area, they don't have any activities, and they're not able to freely leave that section. Whereas in the assisted living, they can just walk around and leave, go outside, and do whatever they want to do. In their memory care, you're locked in and that's the only difference. There are no planned activities at Swan Manor. It's old and dark. The staff during the tour was good, but once I heard that they did not have activities, it made my mind up fairly quickly because I wanted mom to have stimulation and not just sit in her room all day, other than going to meals. It looked clean, but it had darker lighting. It wasn't as bright. They didn't show me the dining room, but I know they had one. The place was quaint. It's more of a 60s architecture. They have a secure outdoor area that you can go into. The other thing I did not like about them was their visitation policy. It's one person per day and they had no in and out privilege, so if you go in and leave, that's it for the day.