The Best Memory Care Communities in Bexar County, TX

We are a privately owned business with over 10 years of experience in this field. After running similar facility in WA state for six years, in 2018 we decided to move and provide our services to the communities of SA, Texas applying all we have learned at its best ever since. Our staff members are experienced and certified in working with all types of care needs. Ingram ASL stands out for its quality of care provided in a home-like environment, clean, peaceful and well-kept. We are located across INGRAM MALL, minutes away from the medical center in a quiet, peaceful and crime-free neighborhood. H.E.B, Walmart and many other stores are conveniently located just under 3-5minutes away. The facility was recently remodeled and everything was redesigned in compliance with ADA and Texas HHS codes for easy access throughout the house. Our residents can enjoy spending time with other residents in the big open concept living room or take a fresh breath of air on our covered backyard patio. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Arden Court in San Antonio is a very nice place. They are very caring. This one has a beautiful walkway path. The rooms are single rooms with a closet, a bed, a private bath, dressers, and have a garden view. They have music, exercise programs, physical activities, and games. My father enjoys the food. They have four different small dining rooms, so it is more intimate, like a family style, with the kitchens attached to the dining room. They are clean and well lit. The meals seem to be enjoyed by the residents. The chairs are comfortable, and the tables are nice. We like the setup, and we like the caring attitude from the staff. I like how all the doctors come in to the facility. "

"The tour I had here it was excellent. It's a very nice assisted living place, nice staff, and I can't say highly enough about it. It feels homey and the staff was excellent, they were great. We checked the menu and the food looked very delicious. There were some people playing games during our visit."

"I toured Lynridge of San Antonio, and I was happy. I liked the feel of going into the building. I liked how wide the hallways and rooms were, and the activities available. The size of the room was good for my husband. I felt he was safe and secure, and the location was convenient. I felt that the sales director was very friendly and happy to meet with me on very little notice. She made several follow-up calls to see if I had any questions. When I was signing the papers, she explained everything very clearly to me. As far as the nurse on staff, she went to where my husband was, which was very convenient for me. I didn't have to bring him anywhere and evaluate where he was physically and mentally to know what additional care he might need. They were prepared for him when he arrived. Even people who had nothing to do with me, who were in another room, made the effort to make eye contact, whether I looked like I was wandering or if they could assist me. It wasn't like everyone just took care of the job. I felt that all the staff were very alert to what was going on. And that's in its own way, a very subtle way of telling me they are watching the patrons there, that they are not closed off, that they're well aware of what's going on around them in case anyone was in distress or needed help. It was very wide open. It was either a new building or had been remodeled. I think it's a little newer. But I liked how high the ceilings were. I didn't have that sense of a little motel in these small rooms. I liked the view compared to some other places I had been. I liked its openness, and it was brighter."

"Kingsley Place at Oakwell in San Antonio is an excellent assisted living community. It is now known as Emeritus Senior Living. My dear grandmother who raised me, lived there for two years, 2002-2003. I visited many times and never saw anything that did not seem right. //The facility has 80 apartments for seniors. Each of these is unique because the residents or their families can furnish them any way they wish. My grandmother's room was furnished entirely with her own belongings. Pictures of loved ones are an important detail to help the resident remember faces and names. At Kingsley, the residents can display their photos or other favorite things in a display box outside their apartment.// Kingsley Place has an open dining area where all meals are served. There is plenty of room for visitors to sit and visit with the residents. //My favorite part of Kingsley Place was the beautiful courtyard with walking trails. There, one could sit and visit, or walk. There was a garden that was planted and cared for by the residents. //Other activities included games to help with coordination and balance (on-site rehabilitation at any level, sit down games such as crossword puzzles and other memory games to help the residents stay mentally engaged. Of course, there was a large TV in the living area (which was rarely used other than to watch the evening news.) Plenty of large print reading materials were always available. //To summarize my review I would describe Kingsley Place as a large, comfortable home with its peripheral apartments surrounding it. The cooks were excellent and the staff kind and caring, giving the seniors just enough freedom for them to feel that they could still do many things. //Some of the amenities included a beauty shop and bathing facilities for those who needed help bathing. //I would recommend this place to anyone looking for elder care in the Oakwell Farms area. "

"I had my father at another facility before coming here. I am so glad we found Carol Ann's Home before dad passed. The last facility was recommended to us, and to say we were not happy is a huge understatement. Let's get into it the move was short notice which they were able to accommodate with ease. The staff was always friendly and helpful with our needs. They had many different activities while we were there but my dad was not able to really join in due to his health. If I had known about this place sooner I know he would of been very involved. The rooms are all private nicely done. The cook is amazing really enjoyed the good food. I would recommend this place anytime thank you Carol Ann and all the great staff."

"We were quite impressed here. I've been getting reports on what kinds of activities he's been doing, and they have a website that I can go to and I can see exactly what his schedule had been. They also take pictures of him during the day and pictures of things going on. They also make great use of technology, so they have a monitoring system in the bedrooms so that if he starts trying to get out of bed, they'd know immediately because of motion detectors in the room. Also, all of the nurses and the aides carry a tablet with them where all of the medications are recorded in the computer immediately. Anything that happens with him gets reported into the tablet immediately, and if a nurse or aide is not really familiar with him, they can look him up and see what sorts of things soothe him so we were very impressed with that. We already knew some of the people who are going to work with him there because we've worked with them before. It's a very nice facility, and the staffing levels were designed to be better. It's a brand new place and the people we knew are people we've had great confidence in before and we already had experience with them and my father really liked them and they seemed to really care about him. It's an exclusive Alzheimer's unit, and one of the things I was impressed by was that they had a lot of materials for them to work with, and these are not just laminated paper cut-outs that the nurses had made but proper manipulatives and puzzles that clearly had been bought purposefully and an investment has been made to stimulate their minds. All patients have an iPod with their favorite music on it, and they do music therapy every day. It's a very homey place, and they've got 2 interior garden spaces that at unlocked all the time where my father can go outside. There are 2 glassed in patios where he can be seen, and he can sit out anytime he wants to. He's still in a locked unit, but it gives him a sense of independence and freedom. "

"My mother is in Shavano Park Senior Living. I just liked the welcoming environment. She was not happy in any homestead situation, but the staff did their best and gave her the attention she needed to make her feel at home, so that was comforting. She came around. They have lots of activities, lounge areas, and decors, and it's very homey. It's very inviting and comfortable. There's nothing sterile about it. Her apartment was refurbished before she got in there, so it was very clean and very bright. It's facing a little courtyard. I like her room, the bathroom, and the laundry services. The nurses call me regularly if there are questions or even if it's just something nice to report, they'll call me with that, too. I feel very comfortable. She's not a runner. She communicates with me, and she knows what happens. If you push the door, the alarms go off. I'm completely comfortable. I don't think anybody is walking out of there and yet it's not a sterile environment. It's a warm and friendly environment. I was very impressed with the food. I make a lot of donations and I see them using them. These were materials I had for my mother at my house that she wouldn't use, and I see the activities director using them with the clients. I think they've handled the COVID situation very well overall. Everything is kind of loosening up, but we still have to fill out forms and get our temperature taken. They're doing the best they can and working with people."

"I liked Brookdale Hollywood Park (Emeritus at Hollywood Park). It was really well run. They had a really nice big calendar that showed their activities. It seemed really clean. They had a big courtyard. It was a smaller facility, which I liked. "

"Everything at The Laurels & The Haven in Stone Oak was really nice. The rooms were comparable to other places. I think the residents looked happy. The staff was very friendly and very accommodating. "

The Haven in Stone Oak, part of The Haven & The Laurels community in San Antonio, Texas, specializes in memory care services within a thoughtfully designed, supportive environment. Located on a leafy, two-acre parcel just off U.S. 281 and within the Stone Oak area, the community maintains a residential scale that promotes comfort and dignity. The memory care neighborhood is integrated with the broader assisted living community but retains its distinct design and security; the layout is intended to evoke a “main street” feel, with pathways and cues to support orientation and reduce confusion. Residents at The Haven benefit from 24/7 nursing care and a high level of assistance with daily needs, supported by staff trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. The community offers features such as private dining rooms, comfortable common spaces, wellness programming, on-site physical therapy, and all-day dining options that allow dining flexibility. Housekeeping, laundry, and concierge services help ease daily living demands and contribute to a maintenance-free experience. Situated within access to local amenities, The Haven in Stone Oak provides the balance of serenity and convenience. Its location offers proximity to shopping, medical services, dining, and major roadways in the Stone Oak area. Families and review sources praise the staff’s warmth and professionalism, and the care environment is often described as refined, welcoming, and respectful of residents’ routines and needs. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I liked Cedar Ranch at Westover Hills. It was nice and it's got an open layout. The residents are allowed to walk around. They're not confined to their rooms. The rooms were good. They were big, but they were shared. The only thing I didn't like was that there was no separation in the room. It's just one room, so there would be no privacy. The staff was very nice, helpful, and informative. They have cafeteria-style dining and it was nice, as well as a little workout area. They were highly priced though."

Grand Brook Memory Care began more than 25 years ago as our family’s promise to provide personalized, innovative care for individuals living with memory loss. We understand firsthand how important, and how difficult, it can be to find trustworthy care for a loved one. As a family-owned and operated company, our mission is to extend heartfelt, compassionate memory care and peace of mind to families in the communities we serve. At Grand Brook, family is what makes the difference. When your loved one lives at Grand Brook, you become part of an extended family built on love, support, and encouragement. Our community is exclusively dedicated to memory care—100% of our focus, training, and environment is centered around those living with dementia. Every detail of our San Antonio community is thoughtfully designed with residents and families in mind. From secure, beautifully landscaped outdoor living areas to our specially trained, tenured staff, enriching Life Engagement programs, and our all-inclusive Peace of Mind Pricing, Grand Brook is committed to creating a true HOME for your loved one. It is a privilege to walk alongside families on the dementia journey, and we look forward to welcoming yours to Grand Brook. Connect with our team today to learn more or schedule a visit. We’re here to help every step of the way! To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"The young lady at the front desk is always so pleasant and professional. She goes above and beyond to assist visitors and tenants. Very much appreciated by our family. Thank you Waterford Staff"