Pricing ranges from
    $3,869 – 4,642/month

    Serenity Gardens - Dickinson

    1816 Gill Rd, Dickinson, TX, 77539
    4.7 · 40 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Family-run home with compassionate care

    I placed my mom here and I'm very pleased. The small, family-run 16-resident home is spotless and safe, staff are loving, attentive and knowledgeable about dementia, and care is highly personalized with one-on-one attention, fresh home-cooked meals, and engaging activities. It's expensive, but the communication, compassion, and overall quality have made it worth it for our family-I highly recommend.

    Pricing

    $3,869+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,642+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

    Schedule a Tour

    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.65 · 40 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      4.7
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      4.6
    • Value

      3.3

    Pros

    • Home-like environment
    • Small community (max ~16 residents) enabling personalized care
    • Strong, compassionate and attentive staff
    • Owner-led/owner-involved management and clear communication (executive director Rusty Jordan mentioned)
    • High-quality dementia/memory care focus
    • Made-from-scratch, fresh and well-balanced meals (not frozen)
    • Engaging daily activities (dancing, crafts, movies, one-on-one activities)
    • Safe, clean and well-maintained facility
    • One-on-one attention and personalized care plans (including favorite foods and routines)
    • Family atmosphere with emotional support for families
    • Proactive health monitoring and emergency/evacuation support
    • Pet-friendly/resident dog adds to homelike feel
    • Responsive during COVID-19 and other family concerns
    • Smooth transition/onboarding reported by multiple families
    • High perceived value for families who can afford it

    Cons

    • Pricey/pricing often described as expensive or prohibitive
    • At least one report of rude staff/verbal assault by a nurse causing distrust
    • Perception by some that facility can feel like a 'business opportunity' to visitors
    • May not be a good fit for every resident group or higher-acuity needs
    • Small size could limit availability and may not suit some family preferences

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: Reviews for Serenity Gardens - Dickinson are strongly positive and consistently highlight a small, home-like memory care community with individualized attention, high staff engagement, and a strong emphasis on quality dining and activities. Across the majority of reviews families emphasize that the facility provides compassionate dementia/memory care in a safe and clean environment with a family atmosphere; multiple reviewers explicitly say their loved ones are thriving after moving in.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme is personalized, compassionate care delivered by a dedicated and well-trained team. Reviewers frequently note one-on-one attention, caregivers who know residents' histories and preferences, and emotionally supportive staff who assist families as well as residents. Several comments single out the executive leadership and owner involvement (including a named executive director, Rusty Jordan) as a strength, citing clear and proactive communication, responsiveness, and hands-on management. There are multiple examples of staff going beyond routine duties — from compassionate end-of-life care to proactive evacuation support — and several reviewers called the caregivers "angels" or said the staff genuinely cares.

    Dining and amenities: Meals are repeatedly praised as a distinguishing feature. Reviews emphasize made-from-scratch, fresh meals with well-balanced menus (fresh fruit and vegetables, meat cut up for residents, not frozen), and that dining is social and home-cooked rather than institutional. The food contrasts positively with prior facilities some families used. Amenities and the physical environment are described as beautiful, new or well-designed homes rather than hospital-like settings. Cleanliness and maintenance are noted consistently as high-quality aspects.

    Activities and daily life: Families report an active and engaging activity program tailored to residents with memory needs. Examples include dancing, crafts, movie days with popcorn, weekly entertainment, and frequent one-on-one activities. The small size (about 16 residents) is repeatedly cited as an asset: it allows staff to provide individualized programming, fosters a family-like atmosphere, and reduces the institutional feel. A resident dog and family-friendly culture further reinforce the homelike environment.

    Management, communication, and safety: Owner-led management and strong communication come up frequently as reasons families feel reassured. Reviewers mention proactive health monitoring, seamless transitions when moving in, and effective handling of COVID-19 and other challenges. Safety is emphasized — reviewers call the place a "safe care center" and compliment staff vigilance and the overall secure environment.

    Notable concerns and variability: The most common negative theme is cost: multiple reviewers say the facility is expensive or not affordable within their budgets; some call it pricey though worth it. There is also at least one serious negative incident reported — a reviewer described a verbal assault by a nurse, resulting in distrust and discomfort; that report contrasts sharply with otherwise consistent praise of staff and should be considered when evaluating consistency of care. A few reviewers noted the facility "was not a good fit" for their particular resident group, which suggests the small, specialized memory-care model may not work for every clinical profile or family expectation. Finally, the small size can be a limitation for availability and might not meet every family's preferences.

    Overall recommendation: Synthesizing the reviews, Serenity Gardens - Dickinson appears to deliver strong, specialized memory-care in a small, homelike setting with attentive staff, high-quality fresh meals, active programming, and owner-led oversight. The main trade-offs are cost and the occasional negative interpersonal experience reported by a visitor; families should weigh affordability and interview staff personally to confirm fit. For families seeking personalized dementia/memory care in an intimate, well-maintained home environment, reviewers overwhelmingly recommend Serenity Gardens, often describing the move as the "best decision."

    Location

    Map showing location of Serenity Gardens - Dickinson

    About Serenity Gardens - Dickinson

    Serenity Gardens - Dickinson is an assisted living community that sits right in Dickinson, Texas, about halfway between Galveston and Houston next to Interstate 45, and it's a medium-sized place with room for 16 residents, so things feel close-knit and familiar instead of big and busy. The community accepts seniors who want their independence but still need help with things like bathing, getting dressed, transferring, or taking their medicine, and the staff, who are awake and available around the clock, are well-trained especially in memory care for people with Alzheimer's and dementia; they help with all kinds of daily activities, watch over residents who might be prone to wandering or need extra behavioral support, and use technology like alarm bracelets to keep people safe, and there's a separate, secure building just for memory care that's designed to reduce confusion for folks who get disoriented easily. Seniors here can choose studio-style rooms, and the building itself is wheelchair-friendly, with showers anyone can use, and comforts like a beautician onsite, furnished rooms, telephone access, and community walking paths and garden areas where people can take a stroll or sit and relax.

    Serenity Gardens doesn't just focus on medical support but also puts thought into daily living and activities, with a full-time activity director organizing games, art sessions, live music, movie nights, and holiday events, and there's plenty of social engagement with children, the wider community, and even pet programs since residents who can care for their animals are welcome to bring their dogs or cats; the property's even got a secure courtyard for outside time, and family members can meet with the full-time manager to talk about future care plans anytime they need. Meals are home-cooked, with family-style dinners that make it easy for residents to sit together and feel at home, and staff handle special diets for allergies and diabetes, plus there's always snacks available. For folks who need extra support, they offer medication management, incontinence and toileting services, and various therapies right onsite since doctors, nurses, podiatrists, dentists, and different therapists visit regularly, so residents can stay put and still get professional care. The community supports aging in place, meaning residents can stay even if their needs change from light to heavier care, and offers things like respite and hospice services if needed.

    For brain fitness, there are special programs like reminiscence therapy and light therapy, and activities like stretching classes, trivia, Dakim brain games, karaoke, and wine-tasting sessions, which help people stay engaged and connected. Staff are attentive and compassionate, and they're particularly skilled at creating a safe, home-like environment for people with memory challenges, and the place has earned an average rating of 9 out of 10, which is the highest in Dickinson; still, the Seniorly community score is 3.8, so folks might want to look at both before making a choice. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and even move-in coordination is included, and the community is careful to allow both privacy and support, with options for family-style living and dedicated memory care sections. The license number for Serenity Gardens - Dickinson is 148985, and it's a limited liability company with a total capacity for 16 people, offering a calm, safe, and friendly home for seniors who want support, company, and care no matter how their needs might change.

    People often ask...

    Nearby Communities

    • Exterior view of Belmont Village Senior Living West Lake Hills building with a covered entrance, stone and beige facade, trees, and a partly cloudy blue sky.
      $8,000+4.4 (117)
      1 Bedroom
      independent, assisted living, memory care

      Belmont Village Senior Living West Lake Hills

      4310 Bee Caves Rd, West Lake Hills, TX, 78746
    • Exterior view of a single-story brick building with a covered entrance, surrounded by landscaped greenery and trees under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
      $2,625 – $3,050+3.9 (110)
      Studio • 1 Bedroom • 2 Bedroom
      independent, assisted living, memory care

      Truewood by Merrill, River Park

      3201 River Park Drive, Fort Worth, TX, 76116
    • Exterior view of Texas Star Assisted Living facility showing a stone sign with the facility name and a building entrance with stone pillars and a covered driveway under a clear blue sky.
      $4,450 – $5,025+4.3 (76)
      Semi-private • Studio
      independent, assisted living, memory care

      Vitality Court Texas Star

      650 S Greenville Ave, Allen, TX, 75002
    • Front exterior view of the American House Town and Country senior living facility with a circular driveway, landscaped greenery, and an American flag on a flagpole under a wooden entrance canopy.
      $5,000+3.9 (61)
      suite
      assisted living, memory care

      American House Town and Country

      1020 Woods Mill Rd, Town and Country, MO, 63017
    • Exterior view of Renaissance on Peachtree, a multi-story building with large windows and a covered entrance. The building is surrounded by trees and greenery under a partly cloudy blue sky.
      $5,300+4.3 (118)
      2 Bedroom
      independent living, assisted living

      Renaissance on Peachtree

      3755 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA, 30319
    • Exterior view of a large, multi-story senior living facility building under a clear blue sky with an American flag on a flagpole in front and a well-maintained grassy lawn surrounding the building.
      $4,350 – $5,655+4.4 (165)
      Semi-private • Studio
      assisted living, memory care

      The Summit of Lakewood Ranch

      11705 Evening Walk Dr, Lakewood Ranch, FL, 34211

    Assisted Living in Nearby Cities

    1. 47 facilities$4,995/mo
    2. 55 facilities$4,864/mo
    3. 71 facilities$5,007/mo
    4. 60 facilities$4,979/mo
    5. 37 facilities$4,978/mo
    6. 20 facilities$4,779/mo
    7. 39 facilities$4,991/mo
    8. 23 facilities$4,345/mo
    9. 34 facilities$4,835/mo
    10. 46 facilities$5,071/mo
    11. 57 facilities$4,720/mo
    12. 22 facilities$3,871/mo
    © 2025 Mirador Living