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San Antonio, TX
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Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement
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24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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Excellent senior living residence.
DO NOT under any circumstances send someone you care about to The Mission located within the confines of Blue Skies East of Texas. The staff, from the top down is fraught with incompetence and laziness. My dad was there for 3 weeks and his health declined rapidly while in their care. I went to visit him for Father’s Day weekend, he was in a vegetative state ,wreaked of urine and everyone that you would ask regarding his condition had a different answer. Thank god we had a pre scheduled Dr appt on the Monday after Father’s Day at which his doctor sent him immediately to the ER and has been in…
DO NOT under any circumstances send someone you care about to The Mission located within the confines of Blue Skies East of Texas. The staff, from the top down is fraught with incompetence and laziness. My dad was there for 3 weeks and his health declined rapidly while in their care. I went to visit him for Father’s Day weekend, he was in a vegetative state ,wreaked of urine and everyone that you would ask regarding his condition had a different answer. Thank god we had a pre scheduled Dr appt on the Monday after Father’s Day at which his doctor sent him immediately to the ER and has been in ICU ever since. The doctor that has been caring for him at Methodist Hospital , which is a first class facility by the way, said that if my dad would have remained at the Mission for another few days he without a doubt would have passed away. The staff wrote his declining condition off to a UTI when in all reality was suffering from acute kidney failure and had to have 1.8 liters of urine drained from his bladder. When confronted about this travesty they took no accountability what so ever and claimed that he left the facility in the same condition in which he arrived. Admittedly he was not 100% when he entered. He was admitted for a fractured collar bone yet he still walked into the facility with the aid of a walker and departed in a wheelchair knocking on deaths door. The department of Health and Human Services has opened an investigation into this matter and will hopefully require a complete over haul. In conclusion, I surmise he would have had greater care at the Bexar County Detention Center and it wouldn’t have set him back $7700.
My dad was there one day, they didn’t give him his medication therefore had to return to the hospital. First night there he was without oxygen for about 30mins. They couldn’t figure out how to use the humidifier on the concentrator. Never again
My husband had a severe heart attack in Oct. 2024. He had has Rehab at Blue Skies which is an amazing place for your loved one. He was always treated with kindness and respect. I highly recommend Blue Skies because they have the best nurses, CNA's and wonderful staff.
Blue Skies of Texas was very nice. However, I could move into the other place and get a two-bedroom for about what a one-bedroom was going to cost me out at Blue Skies. The apartments were very nice. The staff who gave the tour was very nice, too. However, one of the things there is that you get an allowance every month for food, and then once that's gone, they charge you more. The place was very clean.
The Sky Lounge has amazing views and excellent food.
We have moved into Blue Skies of Texas East. The people are very friendly. Our apartment is 500 square feet, so we've gotten rid of most of the things that we're very happy with. We have a swimming pool, a hot tub, lots of hills to walk, Tai chi, and water exercises. We have activities and a lot of social clubs, as well. You have to pay extra for the food, and it's improving. The facility is clean, there's no problem with that.
Blue Skies of Texas is a wonderful place to start your life after retirement. Full spectrum of housing options, medical care, entertainment, friends, fun. Stress free living. Great place to travel the world from. Safe and totally secure. Great way to enjoy life!