Cape Memory Care, A Woodlands Senior Living Community

Google reviews

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  Jan Mercier 8 months ago

  My mom was only at Cape Memory Care for a few short months but she was very well cared for in that time. The staff was very caring and attentive and the leadership team was great. I truly felt that everyone involved in my mother's care was invested in her well-being and they were very kind to her as she was passing. I also appreciated the support they provided to our family as we were trying to navigate the difficult challenges that having a family member with memory issues presents. We are thankful that we found Cape Memory Care when my mom needed that level of care and would highly recommend it to others.

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  Abby 9 months ago

  My father moved into Cape Memory Care in the middle of January this year and the reviews made me hesitant but after his admission I felt driven to write a review myself. My dad has thrived within this community. He is treated with respect, patience, and dignity. The decision to place a loved one into any facility outside of their own home is a heavy decision. It can be accompanied by guilt and fear. Those feelings understandably make us hyper aware of the surroundings. Paint might be chipped, decor dated, but those are cosmetic. You might show up and find a loved one with food on their shirt or unbrushed hair. This does not default to neglect but often rather staff on that day has respected the limitations of dementia and what that looks like in each moment for their own safety or that of your family member. There are days my father won't let staff care for him, but he is not being harmed, he is being respected. He is given a choice with the understanding that perhaps this is what he needs today. A dirty shirt might mean staff met him where he was at that day and gave her independence and bodily autonomy. It is important to note that elder care facilities are notoriously understaffed. Limited staff attempting to provide the best possible care while stretched so thin...it happens all too often. This is a cultural problem. It's a healthcare problem. It's not a Cape Memory problem. I truly believe the staff is doing what they can each day to provide care to the residents at this facility. I urge you to remain open minded if your family member or loved one is admitted to or being cared for here. I truly feeling blessed that in all of the heartache that dementia can bring, that my dad was able to end up in a facility like this.

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