Memory Care Communities in Schertz, TX

"I chose Brookdale Nacogdoches for my friend because it's strictly for memory-impaired residents. It's a small community and I found the staff to be very friendly and accommodating. I felt it was the right place for her. They play games in the morning, do exercise programs, and have a varied activity schedule. There's always something for the residents to participate in. Their staff is excellent. Everyone I've dealt with has been very helpful. I've seen how they interact with the other residents and they're wonderful. The place is very clean. I think it's well worth the price."

"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. "

"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."

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 New Braunfels 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

"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."

Nestled at 352 Borchers Boulevard in the heart of New Braunfels, The Oscar at Veramendi is an elegant new senior living destination offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care accommodations. This three-story, 231-unit community spans approximately 230,000 square feet, blending thoughtful design with the comforts of home. Studios, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-with-study, and two-bedroom/two-bath apartments feature high ceilings, full kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, luxurious walk-in shower baths, washer-dryer hookups, and many offer balconies or private patios—creating a welcoming, customizable living space for every stage of life. Residents enjoy an exceptional suite of amenities designed to inspire connection and enrichment. Inside, there’s a serene indoor heated pool for morning laps or aqua fitness, a full-service salon for pampering, a lively sports bar with billiards, an art studio, movie theater, and a spacious library. Outside, a terrace with a tranquil garden and water feature invites relaxation, while on-site services such as housekeeping, private cleaning, laundry for linens and clothing, resident transportation, and guest parking support everyday convenience. The community also includes an on-site medical clinic and outpatient rehab, complete with physical, occupational, and speech therapy and a nurse practitioner—ensuring health and wellness are always within reach. What truly sets The Oscar at Veramendi apart is its commitment to both thoughtful care and vibrant lifestyle. Smart apartments, storage units, detached garages, a dog park, and select units with pet yards reflect attention to modern living needs. Staffed by caring professionals trained in memory care—with 24-hour support, personalized care plans, medication management, and cognition-enhancing programming—the community fosters dignity, engagement, and safety. Plus, with nearby attractions like Landa Park, Canyon Lake, Guadalupe and Comal rivers, Natural Bridge Caverns, and the spirited ambience of downtown New Braunfels, residents enjoy effortless access to scenic and cultural experiences just minutes 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."

"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."

"Franklin Park Alamo Heights was very well run and beautifully maintained. It was an excellent facility. The staff was excellent. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-maintained. I was very favorably impressed with Franklin Park, and I could picture myself there. I am concerned that it does not have skilled nursing. They just recommend a nursing home, if you need it. For me, that's not what I want. I want to be able to know that I'd be cared for on that campus. I want to know that I wouldn't have to scramble to find a place that would admit me, if I needed skilled nursing."

"I love the staff, and I like that it was kind of a home. There's a nice grassy courtyard out at the back. I would rate them highly because of the staff and the activities. They offered me a meal, I saw it and it looked good. They have a nice back porch with rocking chairs and a nice yard to walk around in. The cleanliness was good. It was kind of far away for us, but we felt like my relative was very well taken care of there, and happy."

"I toured Rio Terra Retirement. I liked the atmosphere and the cleanliness of the place. I saw a lot of residents out and about, and they had friendly and knowledgeable staff. The package included meals depending on what you signed up for. It had a lot of outdoor spaces. They had a lot of activities available for the residents. There was a big courtyard and a big area out front where people could sit."

"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."

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 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."