
Alamo Hospice - Conroe
Conroe, TX
(Family Experience)
Google Reviews (32)
Years Serving Texas
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About Alamo Hospice - Conroe
Established in 2016, Alamo Hospice of Conroe is a for-profit hospice provider serving Montgomery County and the surrounding areas in the Gulf Coast / Houston region. As a part of the Alamo Hospice family, the organization is dedicated to providing high-quality end-of-life care, allowing patients and their loved ones to experience dignity, choice, and comfort during this critical phase of life. The team at Alamo Hospice understands the complexities surrounding end-of-life care and strives to offer compassionate support tailored to individual needs. Mission and Values: Alamo Hospice is committed to delivering exceptional physical, emotional, social, and spiritual support to its patients and their families.
Service Area
Gulf Coast Region
Serving 7 counties
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Contact & Availability
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Fax: (936) 788-5902
Address: 11133 Interstate 45 South, Suite 240, Conroe, TX 77304
Accreditations
Insurance Accepted
Specialty Programs & Services
Veterans Care Program
We Honor Veterans - Level 4 certified.
Faith-Based Organization
Spiritual care integrated with faith-based values and traditions.
Complete Care Services
Medical Services
- Skilled nursing care
- Physician services
- Home health aide assistance
- Medical equipment & supplies
- Medications & prescriptions
Support Services
- 24/7 On-Call Support
- Bereavement Support
- Spiritual Care
- Pain & Symptom Management
- Social work support
- Volunteer companionship
Levels of Care
- Routine Home Care
- General Inpatient Care (GIP)
- Continuous Home Care
- Respite Care
Medical Conditions
- Dementia/Alzheimer's
- Stroke
- Cancer Care
- ALS / Lou Gehrig's
- Heart Disease
- COPD
- Parkinson's
Where They Provide Care
Care Wherever You Call Home
Private Home or Apartment
Your own residence, wherever you call home
Assisted Living Facility
We partner with ALFs throughout Texas
Nursing Home
Coordinated care with nursing facility staff
Memory Care Facility
Specialized support for dementia patients
What Families Are Saying
Most Recent Reviews
My mother had an infection, open bed sores and disturbing hallucinations and night terrors. I kept asking for an antibiotic and a medication that would help keep her comfortable. Then they fired the manager/nurse I signed up with and then both of their nurses quit. They hired a new manager/nurse named Erin, I spoke to her about my concerns. It had almost been a month since my mom's nurse had quit. The only people that worked at Alamo that had been helping me were the two nurses aides that came regularly. Then came a series of failures on the new manager/nurse Erin's part, I had to send my mom to the hospital for treatment of her advanced infection because she had began to bleed and was terribly sick. I called an ambulance for my mom and she received the antibiotics she needed and a full checkup. The manager Erin said it made Alamo Hospice look bad and she devised a plan to call adult protective services on me to cover her butt and make it look like Alamo hospice was not at fault. I was really hurt and shocked because I had been so patient with them so I immediately called another hospice company and they requested my records from Alamo to transfer. Alamo did not send the records for two more days until I texted them and told them they must comply and transfer my mom's records immediately. During this time when my mom was not getting proper care the only two people from Alamo that were helping me and being there for my mom and I were two aides. After I transferred out of Alamo, the manager Erin turned her wrath on to one of the aides, wrote the aid up and blamed her for everything, when she was one of two people from Alamo who was actually helping me. Erin did not take action to help my mother, she did not answer the phone on multiple occasions, she sent an aide when she was the nurse on call. When I called her to report bleeding coming out of my mother she said oh I can swing by and take a look 3 hours later she still hasn't shown up and that's why I had to call the ambulance. Erin has retaliated against me I and used an employee as a scapegoat. Nobody needs all of this when they're trying to take care of a dying loved one. Absolutely heartbreaking and disgusting experience. We are now with Three oaks hospice and it's like night and day!
We wish to extend a heartfelt thank you for the kind remembrance of my parents 70th wedding anniversary today. We have been so pleased with the services and compassion shown to our Mom in home hospice care. But helping us celebrate this milestone anniversary was, indeed, above and beyond. So appreciate the cake, flowers and dinner provided!
Im just an observer I have known the family for over 30 years and I thought that the person on hospice wasn't suppose to be in pain? I thought that the person was supposed to be comfortable? Isn't that what hospice means? What I observed was an elderly woman who was put on hospice after a major surgery and was only prescribed Tylenol! The patient had part of a major organ removed. Then sent home on hospice! The patient stated they were in pain repeatedly and hospice did nothing! Now I found that upsetting! The patient will die in pain. Is that how hospice is now? I would love a reply! Thank you.
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