Memory Care Communities in San Antonio, TX

"It is located close to where my mom was already living, so we chose that location for her so that it doesn't put her in a different section of San Antonio. The layout is very simple. You have one main entrance and then you have an elevator that takes you to the upper floor. You have two halls, one to the right and one to the left, so it is three stories, but it's not confusing. The staff is very welcoming and friendly. We're happy having my mom there."

"My friend was at Arden Courts of San Antonio for fourteen months. Her experience was very good primarily because of the staff, their caring attitude, and their overall treatment of the residents and people, like me, as family. It was a pleasure to have her there. The interior is well wallpapered, because they have different little areas where you can sit with the resident and visit outside of their rooms. Our favorite one was what they called the "City Park", which had a couple of walls of beautiful flowers and a garden. It was very nice. There were also many doors where you could go out into a large back courtyard that was sealed off. The residents could go out there on their own. Whenever the weather permitted, we would go outside because we both liked the outdoors. Once you're inside, there are four separate sections, or what they call houses, where you can walk around the inside of all of them. In other words, there's a four-way hallway and you can keep walking around in a square, each one leading to one of the four houses. Each of the houses had its name. So, it was set up to be cheerful and helpful to the residents, as well as visitors. I was just a little disappointed that the outside didn't have more flowers, but it was still attractive and comfortable. She was in a one-bedroom with one bathroom, sink, and no shower. There's nothing remarkable about it. It's a very small space, which I don't think is bad. For those residents who can get out, they encourage them to participate in the activities. They come and knock on your door and ask you, "Would you like to go to this activity in a few minutes? Would you like to do that?" They don't just post the activities and let it happen, especially once they get to know the residents and people like me and her daughter, and we could tell them what kinds of things she likes. The food is good. They also have a good staff, a good program, and a good physical setup. I'm happy with how she was cared for there."

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

"My husband will be moving to Poet's Walk San Antonio. We chose this place because it's very open and cheerful. He has a large window in his room looking out into the courtyard. They have two large indoor courtyards, and the food there is very good. I went to a caregiver support meeting over there, and all of the people who were in the support group meetings had either a parent or a spouse in Poet's Walk, and they had nothing but good things to say about them. The food they served during the caregivers' support meeting was delicious, we asked where they had gotten that and they said that it was right there and their chef made it. They have a men's group, they have a military group, and my husband is a retired military, they have church services twice a week, and exercises. Every time I've been there, even unannounced, there's been so much activity out in the middle area. I was just really impressed with that. The maintenance people have been extremely helpful to me. I've been over there the last two days trying to get pictures on the wall, getting it set up and all that, and the maintenance staff have been fantastic to help me."

At Seasons Alzheimer's Care & Assisted Living at Shavano, your loved ones will enjoy all the comforts of home in a safe, reliable, and high-quality assisted living and memory care community. Our vision is to provide a holistic approach to the mental, social, emotional, and physical needs of our residents. We ensure that every resident of Seasons Alzheimer's Care & Assisted Living at Shavano enjoys wholesome, home-cooked meals that meet their nutritional needs and the personalized care your loved one deserves. As an extension of your family, our caregivers are in direct contact with you. Our goal is to create a home-like environment where your loved ones flourish and where you feel informed, and confident in the care your family member is receiving. We have a very high level of staff to patient ratio. When you choose Seasons Alzheimer's Care & Assisted Living at Shavano for your family member, they will enjoy an elegant environment, tantalizing meals, an amenity-rich lifestyle and health-promoting personalized care services. And, the entire family will have peace of mind of knowing their loved ones are looked after 24 hours every day. Our Services Include: Personal care plan developed with family members Wholesome, home-cooked nutritional meals designed by a dietician specializing in geriatric care. Meals are served in a family-style dining experience Daily activities that keeps residents engaged cognitively, socially, and emotionally Personal care assistance (bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, restroom, etc.) Memory care activities to encourage independence, socialization, and cognitive skills Music and other therapies that promote purposeful relaxation and higher functioning while reducing agitation or sun-downing Friendly, highly trained caregivers familiar with recognizing behavioral changes Exceptional ratio of caregivers to residents Medication management Nutrition and hydration programs designed for memory loss patients Incontinence management Physical therapy, home health, and hospice services available through licensed agencies Volunteer programs that encourage community involvement and enrich relationships Laundry and housekeeping services Physicians continuity of care and/or in-house physician visits Family and caregiver support To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I toured Shavano Park Senior Living. The tour was very nice. The people were very friendly. Their rooms were smaller than I'm thinking of because we're coming from a three-bedroom home, but it was very nice, and the staff were very friendly. They had a courtyard. It's off of a pretty busy road, so there isn't any traffic noise."

"Rooms are very home like... Buildings are always clean and staff is always welcoming when I visited. They pay attention to your loved one and help them throughout their day. I couldn't see my loved one anywhere else. They offer OT/PT in building...staff in Building 2 loved my grandpa so much. Thank you for caring for him."

"I've toured Brookdale Oakwell, it was very nice and everyone was very courteous. The only thing is I have to prepare in advance for my mom to have the appropriate furniture because we need to provide that. Now she has furniture, but it wouldn't be appropriate for the little room that they're going to put her in. They showed me the meal schedule that they have. The room has a sitting area, a kitchen area, its own private bath area, and a twin bed section with a nightstand and a dresser. They had an exercise area, they had very nice patio-type areas where the presidents can go out and visit when it's nice weather. It was a nice place and the staff was very nice and they're very transparent about everything. The facility was very clean."

"My mother moved into Carol Ann's Home in December. It's a very clean place. It looks relatively new, so it's very well kept up. They do an excellent job there. They don't have a lot of residents, so attention is given to everybody. Her room is fine for what she needs. It's a little room with a hospital bed that they provide. It has a little bit of a wardrobe for her clothes and personal stuff, a TV, and chairs. I've also brought a few little things from home. For her right now, their memory care program is fine. The residents get together in the main lobby room, and they have little arts and crafts. They want my mom to socialize with the other people there. They kind of make them try to attend all the breakfast, lunch and dinner, which I think is very good. The staff has been great. They have a lot because it's a 24-hour shift. I think I've met everybody and I love them. The food seems good. They've got an in-house chef. "

"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."

"I toured Cedar Ranch at Westover Hills. The management was excellent. The facility was excellent. It was very nice. They have activities, they have three meals a day, and they have three times a week clothes washing. They have a courtyard. The room was very nice and very up to date. The only thing I didn't like is the location. It's a little far for us. But everything else I like."

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."

"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."