Com For Care Assisted Living

Com For Care Assisted Living has been serving seniors in Houston and Bellaire since 1991 with a network of four residential care homes, each located in quiet neighborhoods instead of large, institutional buildings, so it feels much more like a real home, and there's a choice between private or semi-private suites for residents who want their own space or someone to share it with, and with 24/7 monitoring and a nurse on call around the clock, family members can feel at ease knowing help is there when it's needed. Staff here stick around for years and get to know each resident, making every day feel familiar and stable, and they help with daily activities, medication reminders, and more complex care for frail seniors or people living with Alzheimer's and other memory needs, with physical therapy, rehabilitation, and hospice services provided as well. Residents can expect to have their rooms cleaned and laundry taken care of, meals prepared fresh by chefs with options for vegetarian or kosher diets, and they can enjoy salon services right onsite, whether they want a haircut or a bit of pampering. House rules keep things smoke-free indoors and there's a no-pet policy, which helps keep living spaces quiet, but everyone can still spend time outdoors in the gardens or join communal meals where guest meals are also welcome. Com For Care Assisted Living tries to support each person's independence and dignity, giving just what's needed and preserving privacy, and they don't just focus on health but make sure there are arts and crafts, music, tabletop games, and regular social gatherings like games, clubs, celebrations, and worship services for those who want them. Paying by check is accepted, and there's a $1500 entry fee, and you can ask about the available floor plans and payment choices if you want to look into moving in. There's Wi-Fi and cable or satellite TV in the rooms, plus transport to appointments when needed, and with an on-site pharmacy, keeping up with medications is straightforward. The setting is much smaller than a traditional nursing home, so residents and staff form a close-knit group that looks out for each other, which can make a world of difference for folks who need extra help with dignity and kindness.