9 assisted living communities in Galveston, TX

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  The Meridian

  3.7 from 95 reviews

   

  The Meridian exhibits a mix of positive attributes like cleanliness and responsive staff alongside significant concerns over food quality, doctor-patient communication, and privacy issues, highlighting the need for thorough consideration by prospective residents or their families.

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  Concord On Broadway

  4.0 from 8 reviews

   

  Concord On Broadway in Galveston offers exceptional assisted living services in a comfortable and homely environment with nutritious meals, daily activities, and assistance with activities of daily living.

• Cleanliness

  Concord Assisted Living

  3.9 from 13 reviews

  $2,800 to $3,900 per month

  Concord Assisted Living offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with personalized care from friendly staff, comprehensive support services, and a comfortable environment that allows residents to maintain their independence while feeling at home.

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  Transitional Learning Center At Galveston

  3.0 from 21 reviews

   

  Transitional Learning Center At Galveston offers a range of amenities and supportive services for seniors, but potential residents may find limitations in independence due to the structured assistance with daily living activities.

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  Transitional Learning Center At Galveston Tideway

  3.8 from 5 reviews

  $3,595 to $6,850 per month

  The Transitional Learning Center at Galveston Tideway offers a range of amenities and care services for residents, though potential downsides include the need for move-in coordination and reliance on staff for daily activities and medication management.

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  Laurel House

  4.2 from 5 reviews

   

  Laurel House in La Marque, TX offers supportive living with furnished rooms, nutritious meals, housekeeping, and assistance with daily activities, but lacks specialized medical care onsite.

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  Doll House Enterprise

  5.0 from 8 reviews

   

  Doll House Enterprise in La Marque, TX, offers a cozy board and care home for seniors but may lack extensive specialized medical care and personalized attention for residents with more complex health needs.

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  Sunny & Saima Assisted Living Homes

  4.8 from 4 reviews

  $8,500 per month

  Sunny & Saima Assisted Living Homes in La Marque, TX offers a comfortable environment with personalized care, but may not provide extensive on-site medical services or activities for those seeking more intensive engagement.

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  The Mildred House

  3.0 from 2 reviews

   

  The Mildred House in La Marque, TX offers a variety of services for seniors, including meal preparation and daily activity assistance, but may lack the personalized attention some residents require due to its focus on maintaining independence.

Considerations for seniors living in Galveston, TX

• Coastal climate: With its location on the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston enjoys a coastal climate that is warm and sunny for much of the year. This can be a welcome change for seniors who may be tired of harsh winters in other parts of the country.
• Access to healthcare: Galveston is home to two major hospitals, including the University of Texas Medical Branch, which offers world-class medical care and research. Seniors can rest assured that they will have access to top-notch healthcare when they need it.
• Active lifestyle: Galveston offers a variety of opportunities for seniors to stay active and engaged, including golf courses, fishing charters, walking trails along the beach and bay, and a bustling downtown area with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
• Affordable living: Compared to other Texas cities like Houston or Austin, Galveston offers a more affordable cost of living. This can be especially beneficial for seniors who are living on fixed incomes.
• Strong sense of community: Galveston is known for its tight-knit community where people look out for one another. This can be particularly comforting for seniors who may be far away from their families and friends.
• Cultural offerings: Galveston has a rich history that is reflected in its many museums and cultural institutions, such as The Grand 1894 Opera House and the Bishop's Palace. Seniors can enjoy learning about local history and culture while taking advantage of discounted admission rates for many attractions.
• Easy travel options: Galveston is easily accessible by car or plane (through Houston's airports), which makes it easy for seniors to visit family members or take trips elsewhere when desired.

Cost of assisted living in Galveston, TX