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Com For Care Assisted Living

Providing quality care and comfort to seniors since 1991

Lets get you back your peace of mind

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Where do I Start?

Beginning care with us is simple and stress-free. Reach out to our team to discuss your loved one’s needs, schedule a visit to our facility, and let us guide you through every step—from assessment to personalized care planning.

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Meet the team

Call us to discuss your care needs. If it’s something we can provide, we’ll schedule a tour so you can meet our team, explore our environment, and see if it feels like the right fit for you and your loved one.

At Com for Care, we are committed to delivering personalized, loving and  compassionate care.

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Location

During our discussion, we’ll determine if your care needs are a good fit and if we’re able to provide the level of care required for your loved on. If so, we’ll share available locations and help you schedule a tour. During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to meet our staff and connect with other residents. If you decide to move forward, we will move forward with evaluation.

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Admission Process

We coordinate with the medical team involved. Whether your loved one is coming from rehab, hospital, or another facility; we gather the necessary information to provide appropriate care. And if your loved one is transitioning from home, we obtain all relevant medical records and information from their primary care provider to ensure a safe and seamless continuation of care.

Locations

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5215 Spruce St, Bellaire

5217 Spruce St, Bellaire

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7106 Leader St, Houston

7103 Leader St, Houston

5 stars by 21 happy clients

Testimonial

Their level of commitment, communication and understanding were just simply amazing. We felt the trust and family atmosphere with Com For Care. That's what you really need when you have family member who need to receive great care.

Thank you so much to Ann and all the Com For Care 

— Tony Lee

She was placed on hospice, and at the recommendation of her Nurse Practitioner, we moved her to Com For Care. Our family was flabbergasted at the amount of personal care they provided for an extremely reasonable price when compared to the cost at University Place. All the meals I saw were prepared with fresh, not canned ingredients and smelled delicious. She was attended to night and day and always with a kind and caring attitude.

— David W.

Our mother is having a great experience at Com For Care. She is getting much more attentive help. At this stage of her life the former assisted living place was leaving her struggling as her mobility decreased. Ann really helped with the transition which of course was unsettling for mom.

Because it is a house rather than a facility it is much more personal and homey, a better atmosphere.

— Rich Doty