Assisted Living Communities in Boerne, TX

As San Antonio's premier Assisted Living and Memory Care community, we are dedicated to providing a meaningful experience for residents who are ready to live their best days. Residents receive the care they need, convenient amenities, and services, while only minutes away from historical landmarks, unique events, and popular museums. Explore all that we have to offer! We proudly provide supportive Assisted Living and individualized Memory Care programs in the San Antonio area and beyond. We feature Assisted Living apartments in a residential setting with care close at hand. Our residents live in a caring community that is easily navigated with safety in mind. We offer 24-hour support and 24-hour access to care. We develop a personalized care plan to meet each resident's unique needs while providing the freedom to continue to be independent. Our Pathways Program serves our Memory Care residents and is designed to meet the dynamic needs of families and seniors navigating Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Every aspect is designed around each resident - from our individualized culinary program, Dining with G.R.A.C.E., to our Cherished Memories Collections, which focus on positive recognition, stimulation and celebration. You will appreciate the peace of mind that comes with around-the-clock security and healthcare professionals tasked to handle every need or request with compassion and grace. Furthermore, Lynridge of San Antonio residents will enjoy a carefree, active lifestyle with endless opportunities to engage with friends and neighbors in fun, energetic ways. Lynridge of San Antonio also provides a full spectrum of personal and medical care services, as well as fresh, nutritious chef-prepared meals. We understand that delectable dining is one of the most important parts of your day, and we take your preferences seriously. At times, we will utilize your favorite recipes in our dining options to ensure you are getting the food you love most. From casual to elegant, our community offers a variety of cafés and dining experiences to match your mood and preferences. Our exceptional cuisine is prepared fresh daily, using locally sourced Texas ingredients that are sure to impress. Every day is your day at Lynridge of San Antonio. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I toured Franklin Park Sonterra. The community is beautiful, and it has multiple amenities that would make people feel very comfortable. The residents that were there were very friendly and welcoming. And they had a lot of security features that were also very nice. It looks like a wonderful property. The staff were very nice and very helpful. I liked their apartments. They were very spacious as well as suited for senior living. They had modern appliances. They had everything that would make all the conveniences and make living very easy for your loved ones."

"I toured Sodalis at Stone Oak. They showed me the memory care. The apartments were small. The tour was good. The staff was very caring. Everybody knew everyone's name and greeted everyone kindly. It was very clean. We did go outside. It was nice out there and they had tables and chairs."

"Discovery Village Stone Oak has been bought out and they've improved a lot. They've redecorated everything, so the place looks beautiful. It's a good place. I would recommend it. It's got about four floors and it's not an overwhelming amount of residents, just about the right amount to where they can give attention. They've got workers on each floor that come in. They can assist with whatever needs according to what different people need. They're friendly and attentive. They're not perfect, of course, they make mistakes sometimes, but they quickly try to rectify. The place is kept clean. The food is good and nutritious. They give them medication. They also provide activities. I would like it if the activities were a bit more than what they are, but they try. They had watermelon outside. For fiesta, they brought in some dancers, and that was really good. Everybody seemed to really enjoy that. I would like it if they would play some oldies but goodies music and engage them in conversation. They set up the table real nice and put orange juice and everything, but all the ladies are just sitting there looking at each other until they're served. Other than that, it's good. I've been overcharged a couple of times and still trying to rectify that. I would like some consistency on the billing. I would recommend them. They've been loyal, they're attentive to my mom, and I'm not disappointed that I'm there or anything. I'm happy we're there. The staff is really good. I would like it if they would have different food options. They keep spinning the same food over and over again. I've gotten bored with it, but it's delicious. My digestive system actually works better when I've eaten with Mom there a few times, so I know it's good for her, and I'm happy. There's a lot of people that have memory loss and they will put up signs in the elevator and everywhere and even bring it to the room telling them there's an activity. It was posted and everything, but unless they're reminded at the time, like knock on their door and say, "Hey, we got this going on. Would you like to join us?" They won't remember. They're creative, but they're not engaging them in enough conversation with each other. I think it's high priced, just like everything else is. I would still recommend them, and they're a good place to be in."

"We went to Brookdale Medical Center Kingsley. They were very, very good. They explained everything very well. Their staff has a lot of seniority. They don't leave very often. They have pictures of the staff, so if you're looking for someone, you can look at the pictures. It was very clean. It was very well maintained. The rooms were nice and spacious, but not too big. The areas and the way they had people in or out were good. Regarding the services they offered, you paid a little extra to have them monitor and do all your medications, but it was something very reasonable. If the patient were to fall, they would bring an X-ray in. They don't make them go to the hospital unless they have a worse injury of some sort. The person who took us on the tour probably spent about an hour and a half to two hours with us. The lady was talking to my stepmother, interacting and listening to her concerns. She was just very, very good. We also got to talk with the director. She was a veteran as well, and she understands veterans. They had the thing where they would get my dad up, get him dressed, and take him to the doctor's office, and my stepmom could meet them there, and then they would take him back. The conveniences of everything that they offered were helpful. They allow the spouse to live there as well, even if they're not memory care patients. It is for an extra fee, but it is not like an entire fee. For an extra $1000, my stepmother could live there with him, too, if she wanted to put him there."

"We were residents of Brookdale Medical Center Whitby. We were very pleased that the staff was very caring. Our experience there was good. I have nothing bad to say about the staff or the management. My wife was very picky. She liked some of the food, but didn't like some of it either. They have an activities coordinator. She keeps busy organizing things like game nights and bingo. For years, we had had a Bible study in our home, and they allowed us to go ahead and use the theater and have that Bible study there. We had some of the residents join us, and that was good. They have a movie night once in a while. They try to come up with all kinds of things to do. They have a coffee room, and they usually put fruit and ice water there so you can go by and get it any time you want. It was well-maintained. The lighting and air conditioning were good. If they had a problem, like they'd have something break or a leak, they would take care of it right away."

"My wife moved into Brookdale Hollywood Park. It's a very nice establishment. It's home-like. It's like private apartments. We're pleased with that. She has a private space, and she has three meals there, and other opportunities. She's very inactive physically and spends most of the time in the room, and we are pleased with the way the staff takes care of her. They offer art classes and film and television viewing. The staff is supportive, competent, and present when needed. The facility is clean and well-maintained and seems fresh. I'm pleased with her being in that environment."

"Villa de San Antonio was a nice place. It didn't look like a nursing home. They had lots of activities. It was around mealtime, so I got to see client interactions and they just seemed happy and interacted with each other, like they were planning to get together for this or that. They could have snacks in their rooms. They can get snacks at certain times. It was pretty open. In talking to the staff and interacting as we walked through, they seemed attentive to me and to the clients, calling them by name. It's an older place, but they seemed to have kept it up pretty well. It could use a little updating, but what was there was clean and working well. Of the ones I've seen, it was one of the two I liked. I saw maintenance people easily available."

"We toured Brookdale Hamilton Wolfe. It was nice and clean and new-looking. The person who helped us there was very congenial, and I have nothing bad to say about it. It was just a wonderful experience. I always thought that if I ever had problems, I'd want to live here."

"We chose Adante Assisted Living for mom because the place was very friendly, very clean, and there were no bad vibes. Everybody's just great and nice. They're very informative. The food is excellent. They have a chef on site, and he makes everything from scratch. They're always doing something. They have a salon, a pool, a clubhouse, a gym, and washers and dryers. They've got everything that you would need. It's very nice."

"Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Assisted Living and Memory Care was a beautiful place. I really liked it. Everybody was dressed up for eating and it just seemed like a nice place to be in your later years. However, it wasn't the level of care I was looking for. My brother could not be in assisted living. I told them I needed Medicaid and assisted living does not take Medicaid. They had my name on a chart when I walked in to welcome me. I thought that was real nice and a little added touch. The people that helped me stopped everything they were doing and were very, very nice. I did state to them, "I'm very impressed with your place." The food smelled good. They had a coffee area, a lot of nice little sitting places and a fireplace. The room looked nice. You'd have to bring your furniture, which is not a bad thing. It looked like a good size. I felt like I was walking into an apartment. Some people on the outside had a few doodads, like a plant or some little garden thing. It looked very homey, like they let you do that. It wasn't overcrowded with any of that stuff. It was just right."

"I moved my Mother to Carol Ann's Home 8 months ago. My Mom was in a corporate facility that neglected her healthcare. I was very fortunate to have Carol Ann's Home reccomended to me. The Memory Care location has 18 beds. The place is painted so the walls and ceiling are painted to look like an outside scene. Each resident has a private room which includes a tv with cable. The staff is amazing! My Mom is finally getting the care she needs and deserves. The price is very reasonable and everything is included. They post pictures everyday so even though I live 2000 miles away in another country I finally feel like she is home. I cannot reccomend the place highly enough. If you are looking for a place that's family run and not a corperate place when the almighty dollar is the main concern this is the place for your loved one. The activities are amazing. This week there was a party for Halloween. Family is always encouraged to come and unlike the corporate places I had my parents at they do not charge you to attend. They say 3 is charm and after 2 corporate run facilities I feel like I have finally found a place that doesn't treat my Mom like a dollar sign, but a realy person who has value. When I moved my Mom here she got the last spot so you many have to be on a waiting list, but it's so worth it! "

"Rooms are spacious and very nice. Food is great and they have a good variety. Staff is very helpful and kind. Community is very clean."

Brookdale Hollywood Park is an assisted living facility that provides a home-like setting. The staff are all professional and caring, and they respect the residents' independence. Residents can enjoy a peaceful setting with restaurant-style dining, activities, and beautiful views. The genuine care from the staff, as well as home-style meals, daily activities, and cultural enrichment programs provide unlimited opportunities for residents to get to know each other and the staff. There are special events for residents to attend where they can have fun through games or socializing with others in the community. Brookdale Hollywood Park offers many amenities that make it comfortable for seniors who are looking for an assisted living facility to call home. It provides assistance with bathing and dressing needs, medication management, dining assistance if needed or requested by residents, assistance with reminders or redirection when needed (such as helping residents find their way back from a walk). Brookdale Hollywood Park also offers an emergency response call system 24/7 and housekeeping services daily, including laundry services.