A tasteful retirement community found adjacent to a local private college. One can browse the…read moregrounds or the facility and feel safe & protected.

First of all let me say that all the reviews that I read below were NOT reviews of The Village at…read moreIncarnate Word; they were reviews of the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) -- an entirely different entity! The Village at Incarnate Word is a Senior Living Community located next door to UIW, but not part of UIW. The Village offers independent living, two levels of assisted living, licensed by the state of Texas, a memory care area, also state licensed and a 60 bed nursing care area, also licensed by Texas. The Village at Incarnate Word offers apartment style living options in all areas except the nursing care, which is mostly private rooms with baths, although there are a few double rooms available. A wide variety of activities are available for all residents, including concerts, plays, sporting events and the opportunity to audit classes at UIW. The staff are dedicated and the residents are friendly. My mom was in the nursing area for two years and received very good care. I would not hesitate to recommend The Village at Incarnate Word for retirement living.

This is an update to a previous review. I am still very dissatisfied with the care my father got…read more However, I tried to amend the part of my review that references the director; I do not like how the unit is run or her tone to patients but the words I used were unnecessarily harsh. Unfortunately I cannot change the review but am apologizing for the part that was likely hurtful. The intention is to have the Memory Care staff improv, not to be solely attacking.

They need to start planning for residents to have their children visit, I've been…read more quarantined since March 11th and am certainly safer than most people that go in now. They've done an excellent job with safety, but if I can never visit my mother, then where's this going? A bit draconian , but hopeful updates are coming! Thanks for 5 Star Operation

I refer to this place as the cruise ship "HMS Meadows" due to the fact that they have all a person…read morecould want and more right there on property. Bingo, movies, games, puzzles, jewelry/clothing vendors right in the lobby, fashion shows, delicious meals, happy hour, exercise, hair and nails...shall I go on? The magnificent cruise director, Randy Stevens, greeted my mom and I on a visit in November 2019 and by Valentines 2020 she was moved in and loving her new apartment. Pets are allowed...well maybe not a St. Bernard but small pets, sure! Community living at its best. Regular trips to HEB. Car service for doctor and dental appointments. An in-house chaplain and church services on Sundays. So many features to list. My mom picked a winner and we couldn't be happier!

From the owner: Located in San Antonio, Texas, Morningside Ministries is the area's oldest and largest non-profit…read moreand faith based organization. Morningside Ministries provides a full continuum of care for seniors in three retirement communities. The housing and services available include independent living apartments and cottages, residences for individuals needing assisted living, nursing and rehabilitation, and memory care.

I really appreciate the management at the Ensemble Apartments…read more Melissa and Tiffanie are amazing and I love this apartment complex and cannot beat the location. Easy access to 410, a great location. The kitchens are a nice size with ample cabinet space. Management is excellent--Melissa and Tiffnie are both wonderful. They truly take care of the residents and maintain the property very well. Their attention to detail and responsiveness really define what great customer service should be. Overall, I would highly recommend if you are over 55 and looking for a place to live.

Good place to live. Centrally located to several important destinations in San Antonio. This…read morefacility is old, but the owners have done a good job of updating it. They keep it maintained well. The only issue I have is homeless people that live in the basement area. The management told me that if I see a homeless person within the building or grounds, I need to call the police. Essentially, they want residents to take care of the problem. Overall, this is a decent place to live.

These are the house rules from one of Susan Blumhorst's homes. She owns Senior Path Specialist and…read morethe homes she places your love ones in. She's a shady and seedy person that only cares about money. She hires incompetent people who just want a roof over their head and food but doesn't want to care for your love one. My father developed pneumonia in one her homes that she would not provide heat in. And was served top ramen and 7-11 pizza and did not get 24 hour care. We have text messages from the caregiver telling us she will not call 911 after us asking her to do so since we live in California. My father died of pneumonia after 45 days in her care. If you want more information I will be happy to provide it.

Great group of people that really care about seniors. It's a great place to work and I highly…read morerecommend them!