Caring Senior Service expands its Texas reach with new Houston West location

HOUSTON, July 21, 2026 // PRNewswire // -- Caring Senior Service, a non-medical, personalized home care services company, today announced it has opened a new office, located at 5600 NW Central Dr., Suite 210 in Spring Valley Village, a community in west Houston.

For owners Caleb Drew and Thazin Min Htet, opening the new location is about creating a place where seniors feel valued, families feel supported and caregivers are treated with respect. Rather than trying to solve every challenge families face, the couple wants to make a lasting difference by helping seniors live better and more independent lives.

The husband-and-wife team said they hope their office will set a different standard for home care by focusing on relationships instead of transactions.

"We want our office to be a shining example in an industry that too often sees caregivers as numbers and elders as commodities," Drew said. "That's why we chose Caring. The company's commitment to personalized care, strong caregiver support and treating every client with dignity reflects the kind of service we want to provide in our community."

Caring Senior Service founder and CEO Jeff Salter said the organization welcomes the couple into the company's fold.

"Caleb and Thazin bring compassion, purpose and a genuine commitment to serving families," Salter said. "Their dedication to helping seniors remain independent while supporting family caregivers makes them an outstanding addition to the Caring Senior Service family."

As Houston's senior population continues to grow, so does the need for reliable in-home services. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, adults age 65 and older make up about 12.3% of Houston's population, creating greater demand for personalized in-home care.

Non-medical home and companion care services are offered, with plans tailored for clients with specific medical conditions, and services that cater to the specific needs of military veterans.

Prior to establishing the business, Drew worked as an industrial engineer and Htet worked as a legal assistant. Their backgrounds and experiences caring for aging family members contributed to involvement in the business.

Drew saw firsthand the challenges families face while helping care for his grandmother, while Htet helped care for her grandfather in Myanmar alongside her family. Those experiences reinforced the emotional and physical demands of caregiving and motivated the couple to support seniors and their loved ones through professional care services.

"We want families to know they do not have to do this alone," Htet said. "Caring for an aging loved one impacts every part of a family's life. We hope to create a community where seniors are treated with dignity and their families feel comfortable reaching out when they need support."