When I was in college, I had an economic professor who had a favorite saying - there is no such…read morething as a free lunch. Recently, I was reminded of his saying when I got many loads of free mulch that I had to haul and spread in flower beds, garden, and trails. From all the repetitive motions, I ended up with tennis elbow. That's how I ended up at this place. Over a 4 week period, I went in for physical therapy on my right elbow. I had the pleasure of working with 4 different therapist - Olivia, 2 different Jessica's, and Becky. They were all wonderful and really took outstanding care of me. The only thing that brought my rating down was that I was supposed to have medicine placed on an electrically charged pad and placed on my elbow for 24 hours after each visit. Unfortunately, they ran out of pads after 3 visits, so I did not get them for the other 5 treatments. Without the hard work of those great ladies, the rating for the business would have been a 2! If you need some physical therapy, these ladies will treat you right! I would not hesitate to use them again. Thank you, ladies:-)

I have received therapy here 3 different times for 3 different body part issues. I LOVE this…read moreplace! The therapists are encouraging, knowledgeable, and motivating, and the front desk is helpful. I would not be able to use my shoulder if it wasn't for Healthlink Stone Oak. I HIGHLY recommend it.

Honesty, quality of care and the office experience is all full. Not explaining the bill and how…read moremuch staying at the home. No communication.

If I could do no stars I would, my grandfather was moved out of his perfectly fine, cool, room and…read morenot a single family member was notified. Not only did they break some of his items, they put him in a room with a man that the nurses were already aware had a problem with Turing the ac to heat and my papa sat in a 90 degree room (on a 103 degree day) Im not even sure when they actually moved him, his own nurses didn't even know what room he was in to tell me when I got there. I asked why he was moved and still, clueless.. I got into the room finally and my papa was basically unconscious, skin was soaking wet, I ran and got a nurse for them to only come in to turn the ac down and leave, not even check on my papa that I was showing concern for. Finally after 4 days of no changes, my mother basically had to break down in tears and beg them to move my papa to a cooler room, they had him moved in minutes. Just For him to be rushed to the hospital 2 days later for an exploded gi tube, and terrible infections that we didn't know about. my grandpa is bed bound and has early dementia, he isn't able to eat or drink, and his mouth was so cracked and bleeding and infected when he got to the hospital this time that the nurses where even upset. The hospital explained we should have had supplies to have been keeping his mouth wet atleast so his tongue and mouth would heal, but we never ever got any info on how we could help, ever. Only by the hospital, Didn't know we could do anything at all since he was not able to have anything by mouth period. His skin was so bruised it was actually tearing just by small moments and bleeding, they just said it was from the iv and his skin is damaged... So they just left his arm open wound, bleeding, and I have to call nurses back to come bandage it. As I thought that's what they were already going to do. There's been a lot a handful of times iv walked in to see my grandfather and he was hanging half way off the bed, saying he'd been yelling for help and no one obviously came because my grandpa is also paralyzed on half of his body and hasn't been out of bed in over 2 years, for him to have been able to lift his legs with big compression shoes on had to have taken him a while. Where was everyone?! My grandpa has gone to the hospital probably 10 times in this last year, and every time he goes to the hospital, he gets better. He goes back to this place and he's being rushed right back, and iv never seen people just not care so much. It's completely disheartening and my papas life is important, plz know this is someone's son, this person has people that love him and that he loves, he's not just another person laying up in the home. I think that should go for every patient there period. Also my papa had a seizure? We have no idea where or why or how, the hospital is even confused but his tongue seemed to have been bitten soooo I'm not sure but plz treat elderly with respect. They are souls, people, like I said- someone loves them.

This place should be shut down and if you love someone, do not send them here. My mother was…read moretransferred here after having surgery on her leg. The depressing, dirty, dim lit entrance resembles a scene from American Horror Story and the poor service matches that. The first night my mother was there we called the nurse to help change her bed pan. An hour later no one had arrived and my mother was crying from the pain so I had to remove the overfilled pan while some of her urine splashed on me. When the nurse finally arrived I told her we didn't need her anymore since I did it myself and she rolled her eyes with a deep "UGH" and left the room. The attitude from the staff is astonishing. It's hard enough to have a loved one suffering while you worry about their well being but dealing with unprofessional health care workers who clearly hate their jobs and are constantly annoyed when you ask for help only adds to your stress. The food was also horrendous. When I showed them the pictures of the inedible food they served, they asked ME what it was. The dietician told me that the food was "standard" and when I asked her if she would eat it, she wouldn't respond. When I finally found a wonderful facility for my mother, Sonterra lied about submitting her paperwork which delayed the process. These people are liars who only care about insurance money and would rather drug their patients to stay in bed all day so they don't have to work than actually treat or care for their patients. I've told my mother's doctors to never recommend this facility to anyone and have also been alerting my friends and family in San Antonio to avoid this place at all costs.

Sonterra Health Center (SHC) shows a genuine interest in our loved one. They care about the family…read moreunit and make every effort to connect with the families to ensure our loved one's needs are met as quickly as possible for their long term health needs. The staff attends to matters that concern their patients and work tirelessly to assist their patients in bettering situations as they arise. For this we are greatly appreciative. Quality of care starts from the top down from professional administration to the outstanding nursing staff to physical/occupational therapies, cleaning, maintenance and reception. Each skill attends to the patients with respect and dignity as if they were their relatives (the kind you love). All levels of the SHC have touched us personally with their abilities and they go the extra mile to make my brother's experience a positive one. As I said, the office experience we've had started with administration, VA in house support, reception and each category work well together to make the entire process as smooth as possible. Each of the skills work in tandem with their counterparts, the patients and families to make SHC a welcome and pleasing experience for our loved ones. If I am to be honest, there is one area that needs improvement and that is the food system. A primary thought is that of the nutritional requirements of the patients like my brother being a diabetic. I see very little initiative in maintaining a consistent diabetic diet per CDC guidelines. Additionally, I'm a high proponent of management awareness of what the "customers" i.e., patients are eating to see if quality changes should be made in an effort to make life better on a daily basis. As stated earlier, I/we consider all the major branches of staff at SHC are exceptional and the food part could do better to make SHC an all around exceptional center for its patients. Kudos to the following staff members in no particular order: Josh (Admin), Kendra, Candace, Tony Bass, Val, Maria, Angie, Mica, Gloria, Christina, Jennifer, Pearl, Jackie, Juan, Kimberly, Miriam, Cole, Michael, Matthew, Jonathan, Kiaria (Reception), LaRanda, Stephanie, Casey, Maria, Wanda, Alex, Josh (Maintenance), Charles and Steven Keep up the good work SHC, we appreciate you!

I agree with Wendy M. "This community is for patients…read moreneeding skilled rehab or a loving forever home. The team members always work together, with their best efforts to provide a clean, healthy and loving environment for your loved ones! Go tour and you'll know what I mean when I say it truly feels like home! Kudos team at the Heights of Huebner!" They are amazing! I cried when I had to leave. Wendy hit the nail on the head. She could not have said it any better. Donna M

My mother was encouraged to come to this facility to recover after knee surgery. She was told she…read morewould get excellent care here and that there were nothing but strong reviews. We didn't have that experience at all. The rooms were small and shared. My mother's roommate said that she had been waiting for batteries for her tv remote for 4 hours and that the tv was stuck on sports and on a high volume. She was still waiting for a walker as she had already been there for a couple of days and had asked for bedrails but they would not be there for a few more days. She also mentioned she had been waiting for hours for pain meds. When my mother asked about bed rails they also said it would be three days before she would have them. Upon arrival in her room there was a pair of dirty socks on the nightstand and a nebulizer that had a used mask and medication. We pointed it out to the staff and they shrugged and left them where they were found. My mother was in pain and we asked about medication. They offered Tylenol around 7pm and we had to request an ice pack for her knee. We asked about her evening meds and they said they hadn't received anything- we were concerned because my mother is diabetic and has other health conditions that require regular medication. The staff seemed unconcerned and dismissive. We received a call from my mother at 1:30 AM that there were bugs crawling on the walls, the room was hot, and they had not provided her with pain medication or another ice pack. She felt feverish around 3:00AM and we went to the facility and they hesitated letting us in as hours of visitation are only 8am-8pm. They had the nerve to tell my dad that my mom did nothing but complain. We were shocked at the lack of compassion. We felt so sorry for the people who rely on this place for rehabilitation and also for their long term residence. We strongly ask case managers who recommend this place to actually go visit and see where they are sending patients for rehabilitative care.

Amy is amazing, she helped me through my family's issues. The staff is wonderful and easy to deal…read morewith! Amy has years of therapy experience and can deal with any issue comfortably They take most insurance as well! The front desk staff is amazing!

This place has been such a blessing to me. The building is nice and the staff is professional. The…read moredoctor I am working with has been so helpful.

I am so proud to recommend this facility to my patients, family & friends needing compassionate and…read morelife giving care. In my industry we have a few good options to help our patients with a respite or long term stay but really standing out here is how beautiful & incredibly clean the property is and how patient, kind and caring the staff are to the families I continue to send here...Such a relief to have them on our Favorite for Families list and a great option if you or your loved is needing compassionate care. Sherrie Lynn McBurney Altus Hospice San Antonio

This place needs to get their act together. My grandma is…read morestaying with them, and they are completely inept on most every count. Walking in the front door- you don't find anyone at the front desk. I breezed in, started wandering around the facility, and nobody was around- the halls were empty of people working there. That seems to be the general feeling of the place- grossly understaffed. My grandmother has been complaining about the fact that she hits the button that calls the nurses, and nobody shows up for five hours. Five Hours. They haven't been able to deliver her prescribed pain medications, because the facility has been out for days. Days. How does a medical facility run out of medicine?! The management here is largely absent. It's taken days to get to see a doctor. Days! This place is completely inept. Don't send your loved ones here. The one guy on duty doesn't have nearly enough time to get to see them. Beware!

I had one of the scariest medical moments of my life after two wasp stings triggered a severe…read moreallergic reaction. I was covered in hives, itching everywhere, and struggling to breathe. Fossil Creek Complete Care took me in immediately and treated me with a level of compassion and professionalism I'll never forget. Valerie made me feel safe the moment I walked in. Joel and Pauline were incredibly kind and attentive. And Dr. Lippstone not only treated me quickly and effectively -- he called me two days later just to make sure I was okay. Then a handwritten card arrived in the mail with notes and signatures from the whole team. In a moment when I was frightened and vulnerable, they showed me genuine care. I can't thank them enough.

Had an exceptional experience here ( injury withstanding) !!…read more The night before my visit I tripped over a shoe and heard a crack! Hoped it was nothing - but knew it probably was - so after a restless night headed here at 6am!! From the moment we entered and the person at the front desk explained all the paperwork, charges and process - to the care I received - and in less than one hour I had received x-rays, an unfortunate but expected diagnoses of a broken foot and left with crutches, a boot and a care plan ! It was fast, excellent care and turned an unfortunate injury into an easy experience ! Would not hesitate to come here again should we need urgent care!

Dr. Mark Fredrickson is an asshole. Everyone else I have ever talked to is so nice but that man is…read morea prick! He is not personable and had no intentions on helping with a problem I had and was completely rude on the phone and I do not care how vulgar I can be at this point he really got under my skin and was probably the most unprofessional doctor I have ever talked too.

The facility is first rate. The staff is friendly and responsive. The doctors and therapists are…read morevery good. The food is remarkably good, especially considering the size of the kitchen. So how does a 5 star service business deserve a three star rating? Its called integrity or a lack of it. When your sales rep, the face of the company is dishonest like M.G. who will promise you whatever he needs to to get your butt in their bed then your company condones lying. The math is simple 5-2=3.