About Good Living Community Care Inc.
GOOD LIVING COMMUNITY CARE is an Assisted Living Facility where you can get the real care and affection you desire, we are where we are today because of the legacy and the culture established to create an atmosphere that the seniors would live in just like around their family and home. With our beautiful garden and the unique pathway, you can enjoy the pretty weather sitting in the garden or anywhere around the compound with your coffee or tea to feel the sensation of the day with the smell of roses and the soundof birds around you. our rooms are super clean and spacious enough to move around. <br/>With the assistance of our well-trained caregivers and professional medical team, you have nothing to worry about. This is just little in what makes us who we are. <br/>Our rooms range from Private Suite ($4,500)… Read more
Pricing
Senior assisted living
Starting at $XXXX/mo
Memory care
Starting at $XXXX/mo
Independent living
Starting at $XXXX/mo
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Services & Amenities
Care Services
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Physical therapy
Transportation arrangement(medical)
Transportation arrangement
On-Site Services
Beautician
Concierge
Housekeeping
Laundry or dry cleaning
Move in coordination
Room Amenities
WiFi
Kitchenette
Cable
Air conditioning
Community Amenities
Assisted living
Memory care
Independent living
Meals and Dining
Diabetic
Low or no sodium
Room service
Professional chef
Vegetarian
All meals provided
Activities
Scheduled daily activities
Pet focus programs
Fitness programs
Dances
Continuing learning programs
Art classes
Staff Type
Doctor
Memory care trained staff
Nurse
Pets
Fish allowed
Dogs allowed
Cats allowed
Location & Office hours
Good Living Community Care Inc.
5719 Dolores St, Houston, TX 77057
Licensing information
We strongly encourage you to contact this provider directly or TX's licensing department to verify their license, qualifications, and credentials.
Licensing requirements typically include:
- Maintaining a minimum caregiver-to-senior ratio
- Other state-defined requirements
- Complying with safety and health inspections