The Heights of Alamo

Sonia

My aunt is at The Heights of Alamo. She's doing physical therapy there. It's fairly new. It's nice. She's been there for about 40 days, but this isn't her first time there. This is her second time. They're nice staff. It's a really good place except for just a few things. I did ask them to replace my aunt's TV, and the things since she got there. Other than that, they're nice and listen to you on certain issues like medications, but not so much for material things like the TV. You can't watch it because it's green and they haven't replaced it for you. Other than that, everything's good. They're friendly and they care for her. They feed her well. It's nice, really clean, fancy, upscale, and modern. The presentation they have is nice. The food is good. My aunt eats it. They have activities. They go into an activity room and they color and there's an activity management there, and she's walking around to each table and asking out what's needed, material-wise, to color with or paint. There are several other aides there assisting. They have TVs and they have a living room where you can go and take your family member to and chitchat or you can go outside. It's a pretty deluxe place. If you have to pay privately, they're a little pricy, but my aunt's insurance is covering it.