UNIVERSAL ASSISTED LIVING HOMES
7480 Beechnut St, Houston, TX 77074, USA
(281) 933-7804

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My mom lives in the senior living community here with the personalized assistance option and it is wonderful. She’s been here for 4 years and I couldn’t be more grateful for the staff. There is not the high turnover that you see at other places. They are so caring and do their best for the residents. Lots of activities and a lovely restaurant-type dining room is available for the residents to be social. There is even a fun game room on the 5th floor for residents to enjoy with their guests. They really go above and beyond. Don’t hesitate to have your loved ones live at University Place!
My mother was transferred to UP Skilled Nursing facility after being discharged from MHSW hospital. We were very familiar with the facility as my father spent recovery time there 6 years ago. The level of care has dropped considerably. 24 hours later, I pulled my mother out. She'll never go back unless there's a major change in management. I wouldn't put my dog under their care!
My father was transferred on a Sunday evening to recover from heart surgery. My mom didn't like the vibe but we decided to wait a couple of days to judge. By the next day, Monday, they had lost the bottom portion of his dentures. The nurse seemed worried that day, but staff was in full denial by Tuesday. That night around 2am, he was found on the floor. On Wednesday, he was sent to the ER because of chest pain, never noting his fall or the bruising all over his back. He was there a total of 3 horrible days. The MHSW ER nurses couldn't believe the extent of his diaper rash and bruising. Getting a hold of someone was another battle. When we did, there would just update their notes and would look into the matter. I haven't heard from them since. We feel extremely guilty for leaving him there a single minute.
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Carley found families consistently praised the exceptionally clean, welcoming environment and compassionate staff, though communication and care consistency during evening shifts raised some concerns.




