Nursing Home Communities in Pleasanton, TX

"I hardly write any reviews but decided to write one for this building. I really love the way they treated my family during this pandemic time. Initially I was very adamant to place my mom but i took a good decision placing my mom in this place. Very clean and bright building, rehab and nursing staff are great, my mom loves their food. I strongly recommend this place and give a five stars to the staff. "

"We chose Sunrise Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for my sister-in-law because they have lively activities that keep the residents motivated. They have rehabilitation center to help those who need it. The staff are very good, professional, and seemed to care for their patients. They have good nurses. "

The Rio At Mission Trails is a senior living provider located in San Antonio, TX. It offers a variety of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, respite care, and hospice care. This makes it a versatile option for individuals with different care needs. The community provides semi-private rooms, which can be a good choice for those who enjoy having a roommate and the opportunity for social interaction.Rooms at The Rio At Mission Trails come with several amenities to enhance the comfort and convenience of its residents. Meals are provided, ensuring that residents have access to nutritious food without the need to cook. The community also offers organized activities and programs, outdoor common areas, salon services, spiritual activities and programs, social activities and events, and communal dining. These amenities help create a vibrant and engaging environment for residents.In addition to the amenities, The Rio At Mission Trails provides a range of services to support the health and well-being of its residents. These services include physical therapy and rehabilitation, general transportation services, medication management, occupational therapy and rehabilitation, diabetic care, and housekeeping services. The community also has therapists on staff and accepts veterans aid (VA) benefits and various insurance plans, making it accessible to a wider range of individuals.

"Mission Oaks Manor is an aging facility in an older neighborhood southeast of downtown San Antonio (near the old Mission drive in theater). It has the standard multiple-wings-around a nursing station layout, with a couple of dining areas that double as lounge areas during the day. There is a covered outdoor space with some pool tables and rocking chairs, and this is also the smoking area for residents who smoke. The rooms are mostly doubles, with a bathroom shared between two rooms, and showers down the hall. Furnishings are sparse, and the smells tend to be nursing home smells. So why, you ask, do I give it 4 stars? For the caring staff and the fact that Mission Oaks takes some of the poorest and most struggling patients that other nursing homes do not accept. Bless them for that. My brother was in Mission Oaks with extra care from a Hospice organization. The Mission Oaks staff made him welcome and comfortable. After a few weeks, he even started joking around with the nurses, which is a real sign that he felt cared about. Many of the patients there have nowhere else to turn, and Mission Oaks not only takes them in but truly cares about each and every one of them as an individual. "

"Highland Nursing Center is an old place, but well-cared for. The food looks good. My dad is doing good there, but they a little bit better supervision on the night time during the evening shifts. "

"I have to say Pecan Valley has come along way. Before the ownership change Pecan Valley was not a desired place to go. But, since the new ownership in 2019, it has really made a remarkable comeback. I live close to the facility and when my wife needed care, she was sent there. Once in 2017 and again in 2021. The staff are so different now, they are polite, caring and really take the time to care of the resident. The nurses are compassionate and willing to help when needed. I had many conversations about my wife with the Director of Nursing and she was polite and always had time for me. I would recommend the facility."

"My brother-in-law stayed at Buena Vida Nursing and Rehab - San Antonio for 45 days. The staff members were a two, but the nursing staff was a four. He didn't eat the food much there and that was not because of the taste; it was just him. The reception staff was just very poor. There were some miscommunications, but the business staff was good. His room was adequate. It was a two-bedroom, but he was missing some of his items and some of his clothes came up missing, which isn't uncommon in that environment. They had limited grounds."

"The staff goes above and beyond it does not matter the time or day. When you walk in you are welcomed and greeted by pretty much everyone. You can tell that patient care is their number one goal 😊"