New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care of San Angelo Costs & Pricing
New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care of San Angelo offers a studio room at a monthly cost of $4,000. This figure stands in contrast to the average costs in Tom Green County, which are significantly lower at $2,658, and the broader Texas average of $3,758. While the price point at New Haven may be higher than both local and state averages, it reflects the specialized services and amenities tailored to meet the unique needs of assisted living and memory care residents. Families considering this option should weigh these costs against the quality of care provided and the supportive environment that New Haven aims to offer.
| Floor plans | New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care of San Angelo | Tom Green County | Texas |
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| Studio | $4,000 | $2,658 | $3,758 |
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Overall Review of New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care of San Angelo
common
29 reviews mention this
Staff communication and responsiveness
Residents and families consistently describe staff as attentive and quick to respond.
Across the reviews, families highlight staff members who stay involved, answer needs promptly, and communicate about what’s going on. Several reviewers mention easy updates from management and staff checking in if something is needed. A few reviews also describe situations being handled with speed, including during urgent moments, while one reviewer raised serious concerns about responsiveness and billing.
differentiator
6 reviews mention this
Restaurant-style dining and chef
Dining stands out, with residents praised for delicious meals.
Food is a frequent bright spot, with multiple reviewers describing enjoyable lunches and dinners and meals that are prepared fresh. Several families specifically call out an on-site chef and describe the kitchen experience as welcoming and “home-like.” Reviews also note that alternatives are available when needed, including options that fit different dietary needs.
differentiator
4 reviews mention this
Memory care support for dementia
Families describe helpful support when dementia symptoms increase.
For residents in memory care, reviewers mention care that holds up even as dementia-related challenges show up. One family describes working through dementia challenges as part of the care experience, and another highlights a loved one needing assisted living specifically for dementia. There’s also a review describing end-of-life dementia support where the family felt comforted by quick follow-up.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Pricing is a recurring concern
The cost is a concern, with billing issues mentioned in one review.
Some families say the community is expensive, though one review frames it as being on par with other places. Another reviewer raised concerns about billing and reimbursement timing, along with a difficult experience involving relocation demands during the early period of care. Taken together, reviews suggest pricing and billing transparency may be areas families want to review closely.
common
4 reviews mention this
Small, home-like feel
A small, home-like atmosphere is a consistent theme in reviews.
Multiple reviewers describe the setting as more intimate and comfortable than they expected, with a home-like feel that helps residents feel at ease. Families also mention common areas and day-to-day comfort, tying that environment to peace of mind. This “small community” perception shows up alongside remarks about personal attention from staff.
How we summarize
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