Memory Care Communities in San Antonio, TX

"Franklin Park Alamo Heights was really nice, brand-new, and the staff was really nice. They have a therapy dog there which I thought was really cool. I was there for dinner, their food looked really good, and their menus were really nice and in a menu book. They have lots of options on the a la carte menu if they don't want what's on the menu for dinner. Their cleaning staff was super helpful, and they have lots of amenities and activities. I spoke to an older gentleman and he likes living there. The rooms were decently sized for the price, which was really cool. They were really nice."

"I was pretty impressed. When I got to the building, they actually had a little sign with my name on it welcoming me in. Once I entered, it just seemed really spacious. The room where we talked was a similar room to where my mother would be living. I just like the setup of it, and the environment as a whole is peaceful. I think my mother would do well there. The staff who gave the tour was a really nice person who made sure all my questions were answered and did a good job. Everybody was very prompt, and I just felt very comfortable with the whole visit. The room was based on the information that I had given them. The way it's set up was really nice, with a refrigerator and that type of stuff. She'd be really comfortable in that type of setting. They told me that they do exercises and group-type games."

"Arden Courts has an enclosed area where residents can go outside. They have four different areas, what they call houses, and each house have their own little porch inside. They have certain staff for each area so that the patients can get oriented. There was also a very nice courtyard. The staff was very nice and very dedicated people. Some of them have worked there for numbers of years. I was told they've grown to love the people and they feel like they can reach out and touch the people in a way to help them through their rehabilitation. "

"Lynridge of San Antonio was nice. It's a larger facility, modern, and they have updated it. I had to call them to get the pricing. I'd left them a message, but I never had a call back. The person who showed me the facility was very well-trained and knowledgeable. He introduced me, and the staff looked nice, but I got the feeling of a large dormitory-type situation, and not a homey and warm environment. I didn't want that for mom because she's not a real social person, and having to walk the equivalent of almost a half a mile every day to go downstairs to her meals, I knew she wasn't going to do it, and she was just going to get more recluse as possible. I counted there are like eight tables of eight people, and she's just not one who wants to have lunch with 80 people every day. It was very clean. I thought it was a little tight for the number of people and services, but it's the way it was built."

"My mom is here. I know this is because of the pandemic, but my only issue is that if someone wants to see her, they have to supply their email address which I have to supply to the scheduler there. Then they have to email that person with SignUpGenius, and it is is kind of a complicated process. One of her friends wanted to go see her, but was turned away because you must make a reservation 24 hours in advance. I get it is to protect the residents, but it is almost too isolating. They are a very holistic-centered community that is pet friendly, but you can't have a pet there. They have birds and during the week they have a community dog that circulates around. They take a holistic approach to memory care and that they are individually oriented. It's all memory care, so they have a lot more freedom."

"At the time that I visited Shavano Park Senior Living, they had someone singing and entertaining. Their rooms were very nice. I know it was a hotel at one time. They have different rooms for their activities. Their dining area was nice. "

"I would love to place my husband here if he was eligible because they seemed to be very good, but they don't take patients who had feeding tubes on their stomach. But they seemed to be a very nice place to go. Their rooms were very nice and had kitchen facilities. Their dining room was in an average size. They had lots of activities. What I liked best about them was the fact that they seemed to know all their residents and they were able to personalize things. They seemed to really want to help them. I was impressed. "

"Great friendly staff, comfortable living space, really nicely done Memory care"

"Brookdale Hollywood Park was a small memory care unit with only 16 beds. But it has the same amount of staff as the other bigger place that I toured so you've got more staff and fewer people here. So obviously, you can get more staffing to take care of your own patient's needs. It's an older facility and it looks older. But then it costs more than the other place, it cost me about $12,000 a year more. The room that I saw was very nice. It had a window looking out to a courtyard, it was a very nice size, and enough to put a bed, a small TV, a recliner or two chairs, and it had a bathroom that was handicap-ready. It also had two large closets for clothes and stuff, and it had a ceiling fan. But there's no kitchen stuff in it so it's just like a 1-room apartment."

"Cedar Ranch at Westover Hills was a nice place, and the help was nice. I just didn't think it was suited for my husband because it's memory care. It's a big building with little rooms for them. They have activities and stuff that I didn't think he was to the point where he needed total memory care. The person who assisted me was super nice. I watched the people and they were kind of lost, and he's not there yet. When he progresses to the point where he doesn't know what's going on at all, then that would be a great place. The rooms were very small. You have a room for privacy to sleep, but they didn't have anything, a little refrigerator or anything like that. It was just a room. They're locked in. The lady that interviewed me was nice. It's just I don't think that's the place for my husband at this point. I only met a couple of the staff and they seemed professional and nice."

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

"I'm at The Waterford at Westover Hills. What I like most are the people, the staff and everybody that's involved in it. They're very congenial and they listen whenever I have a complaint. My one-bedroom apartment is very nice. It has a bed and a desk for TV. They have a lot of amenities and activities, Bible study, bingo, and they have trips going to different places. They have a library, a courtyard, and an activity room. It's very nice."

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

"Nothing's perfect, but I'm pleased with The Haven and the Laurels in Stone Oak. My husband has been there for 10 weeks now. It has great wallpaper. We wished they had more aides. The care is more important than the wallpaper, but it's very nice and clean. They treated him well; we just need more caregivers. They are so compassionate and kind. I'm very pleased with that part. He has a shared room enough for two people. They have a chef on-duty, and their food is very good. He doesn't do any activities, but they do have lots of things; they take bus drives, they go to the library, they have bingo and crafts -- there is something going on everyday for the ones that can. "