Houston Transitional Care

Jayne Dator-Freeman 

on Google

2 weeks ago

My husband has been here since Jan1st.2026 . First the good things. The Rehab people are nice and so are some nursing and CNA staff. Food is tolerable but its presentation sometimes is less than appealing. Now the concerns: Staff don’t really talk to or engage the patient much just do their jobs quietly and leave. So for non mobile patients that don’t get many social opportunities, the days are long and lonely if family is not there. Although my husband’ s plan states changing briefs and rotating every two hours the reality ... read more

Jayne Dator-Freeman 

on Google

a month ago

My husband has been here since Jan1st.2026 . First the good things. The Rehab people are nice and so are some nursing and CNA staff. Food is tolerable but its presentation sometimes is less than appealing. Now the concerns: Staff don’t really talk to or engage the patient much just do their jobs quietly and leave. So for non mobile patients that don’t get many social opportunities, the days are long and lonely if family is not there. Although my husband’ s plan states changing briefs and rotating every two hours the reality ... read more

Ruth Beni 

on Google

a month ago

My recovery was successful, and I grew great bonds with staff. Teena motivated me everyday in therapy! I left with a smile on my face and proud of all I accomplished at Houston Transitional Care. 

Sue Urbis 

on Google

2 months ago

Fantastic physical therapists and occupational therapists. The nurses, CNAs and housekeepers are exceptional. I was very grateful for the outstanding care I received. I especially appreciate the impressive efforts of Chelsey and the gracious attitudes of the entire staff. 

Jacqueline Siegel 

on Google

2 months ago

I felt very safe at Houston Transitional Care. The food was very good, and I enjoyed the caregivers wonderful care for me every day! The nurses are very attentive and always make sure residents are taken great care of everyday! :)