My mom is at that point. We don't have the amenities to take care of her at home. All our rooms are…read moreupstairs and would hate to just put a bed in the living room for her. Our house is small. We decided to find a referral service. Our doctor mentioned they are a free service. We filled out a handful of forms and spoke with Candace in the phone for about 30 minutes and narrowed down our search. No stairs and a company with 24 hr care. They've been great. Will leave a final review to see if the choice we made is the right one. Assisted living recovery was our choice.

We've been talking with Mary and her team for a few months. Been waiting a while to pull the…read moretrigger on an assisted living or a skilled nursing. They've been so helpful giving us videos of the places and all the paperwork so we could choose everyone from home. We did a few tours of 2 different assisted places and I think we found our match. We met up with the property manager and think we found the right one.

St. Francis is a wonderful place. My Mom was taken care for so much care and love. They all got to…read moreknow each one of my family as we came to see Mom. Mom loved going to Mass daily and meeting new friends. The Sisters and the Staff were very helpful with insurances as we changed from private to Medicaid (and the care never changed). I would suggest St. Francis for anyone with a loved one that is in need of care and love (they will receive it in abundance here)

St Francis is a great place. My parents lived in the neighborhood, so we visited. The place was…read moreimpressive. Both parents insisted that when the time came I would go to St Francis, so I did. My father was cared for exceptionally well. My mother lives in independent living at St Francis. We could not be more pleased. Everyone there is part of the family.

We couldn't have done it without help from Sisters Care!…read more Our mother broke her ankle and needed inpatient rehab after the surgery to repair it. She is also in stage 5 Alzheimer's dementia and had a very bad reaction to the anesthesia used during the surgery; a very common side effect for those with dementia. Family members and friends were by her side all day and evening, but we didn't have anyone who could be there at night. Mom was having extremely vivid nightmares and would be very upset when she woke up in the middle of the night disoriented and feeling an urgent need to get out of bed and run away! Sisters Care from The Village at Incarnate Word provided the overnight coverage for us. The "angels" who helped Mom were able to reorient and help her to calm down so she could go back to sleep. They also kept her from walking on her broken ankle before it was sufficiently healed. I wish I could mention each of our caregivers directly.... I waited far too long to submit this review and have forgotten the names, but not the kindness, peace of mind, respite and quality care they gave our family and friends so we could be there to support Mom! #homecare #inhomecare #qualitycare #seniorcare #SistersCareCaregiving #TheVillageAtIncarnateWord

I cannot say enough good things about Sisters Care! My mom had dementia and was at an in between…read morestage...between self reliance and needing full time care. Onboarding was seemless and stress free. We explained moms level of dementia and a "story" to go along with. Mom was getting a "personal assistant" once a week for companionship and shopping for any of her personal needs. The care givers were so kind! No pressure...just friendship. It was the perfect situation for mom. Thank you Sisters Care! xxx

29 May 2025 Today I…read moreattended my first class offered by Oasis. They are an organization that caters to the 50+ crowd. They offer classes at their two sites: where I am today, 137 W. French Place, a MM Chandler estate. Very nice old building. The second site is at 700 Babcock Road. The class today is about the Rock and Roll Explosion of the 1950s. Using a PowerPoint presentation, the instructor focused on Elvis, Chuck Berry and Little Richard. She had clips of old interviews and performances. She even had a personal story of her husband playing bass with Berry when he was in San Antonio. Berry had been burned so green by promoters, he required $5000 in cash before he played. Yikes. He got the cash and the show went on. The class was very informative and entertaining. One of my later classes will be 'Female Serial Killers'. I can hardly wait.

Right at Home Care was a blessing to me and my family. Our care provider, Simona, literally saved…read moremy mom's life. I highly recommend Right at Home Care!

I work here and absolutely love the flexibility the office gives me! It's only been a few months…read moreand I enjoy working with a very specific client. We both love the same shows, love cats and enjoy conversation.

As a military member only assigned to Fort Sam Houston for 20 months, I wanted to live somewhere…read moreconvenient downtown and this defientky fit the bill. Excellent location and for that alone it would have been worth it. I lived in a one-bedroom apartment on the second floor directly across from Pullman market and I really loved the apartment itself along with the amenities. I was getting my master's degree in an accelerated army program while I was here, so the built-in desk was especially convenient as was the gym which I used 3-4 times a week at least. I had several notable issues while I was here regarding the laundry machines, cracks formed in the ceiling, air conditioning and lower door lock breaking off, but all were fixed within a week at minimum and I had no issues with the maintenance team, by the end they even gave me touch up paint before move out! I am only moving due to getting new orders elsewhere, otherwise I would move here easily and would move back should I get stationed here again! Thank you for the wonderful experience.

I recently moved to The Can Plant and want to shout out Stephanie Terrazas, Leasing & Marketing…read moreAgent. She made the whole move in experience from beginning to end smooth.