Quality Living sits at 2622 Greenbriar Dr, between Westheimer Rd and Harold St in Houston, and it's a place where seniors get different care services in a Christian setting, and it tends to cover nearly every support type someone might need as they age, so you'll find Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, Memory Care programs like Clare Bridge Crossings for Alzheimer's and dementia, In-Home Residential care, Hospice, Independent Living for more independent folks, CCRCs, Retirement Community services, Respite care to help out family caregivers, and Adult Day Care for daytime activity and support, and that makes it feel more like a little neighborhood than an institution, especially because it's managed by professional groups, including Diversified Housing Senior Living Services, who put a lot of focus on fair and clear information, letting people understand their options, and there's this strong commitment to lifetime service and keeping standards high, with kindness and a Christian culture from staff who are known for being helpful, joyful, and warm.
The living spaces each come with big rooms, single and connected ones for couples or siblings, and services are set up to match different needs, so some folks get more support if they need it, and others get their privacy and independence, and rooms have nice things like light-filled spaces, beautiful hardwood floors, and those top of the line finishes, and you see features like fenced backyards, a covered entertaining area, a fireplace, surround sound, quartz counters, stainless appliances, and a grove of oak trees for a little outdoors peace, and the Contemporary/Modern design from builder On Point Custom Homes makes everything look fresh and comfortable, and all this sits in the upper Kirby market area and the West Court subdivision, with some homes listed as "partial replat" single-family style.
Quality Living keeps minds and bodies active, so there's always something to do, activities to keep folks social and alert, plus secure spaces for memory care to keep people safe and settled; the programs strive to support both cognitive and physical health with environments that promote movement and well-being, and care is always matched to each resident's situation, from help with daily living like bathing and dressing or medication, all the way to the more specialized care you get with memory loss, and of course, skilled nursing from licensed nurses and home care if someone prefers staying in their own room with extra support. Meals get a special mention, too, because there's a Best Meals and Dining feature that means nutritious, balanced food is prepared fresh to help people stay strong, and there's a balance of new technology, proven treatment plans, and staff experience to give folks good care, while being located near churches, stores, and healthcare.
Facilities like Accel at Hermann Park, Brookdale Tanglewood, St. Dominic Village, Colonial Oaks at Braeswood, The Hallmark, and Brookdale The Heights are part of the group that's provided, and all the places work to give personalized service in a home-like, neighborhood environment, with services for real estate transactions if someone needs to downsize or relocate, and though it's got a lot of features, Quality Living stays focused on being friendly, direct, practical, and safe for seniors and their families, all while keeping life as comfortable and independent as possible. More detail about their offerings sits on the retirement community website at qualitylivingcare.net.
