Fair Oaks Assisted Living

This is probably one of the best Assisted Livings in the San Antonio and Boerne area. The owner whole heartedly cares for her resident’s and families. I would encourage anybody that is looking for a home for their loved one to please consider this love filled Assisted Living community.

They abuse there patients, my uncle was there for a year and within that one year. They burned him with cigarettes on his face. The didn't bath him often, they would leave him in his chair all day long. My uncle was left in his chair day in and day out he lost his ability to walk. His legs and arms were so stiff from them not doing any kind of exercise for his arms and legs. They didn't work with his speech so he lost his ability to speak. They also left my uncle in dirty appends, and when they did finally move him from his chair. They would just pull him up by his arms and without support to his bottom area. Then proceeded to slam my uncle in his wheelchair. The couple are bullyies, he likes to intimidated women. If there isn't any men around. He is well over six feet tall, and likes to stand in a fight pose to intimidated women. She likes to physically push people then call the police and say she feared for life. And then bans the family from seeing your loved one. All just for questioning the way they treat there patients. They do not like to be questioned at all. And if you do, hold on to your hats. You will see a different side to them. And it isn't a good side either. These are very sick people running this nursing home. And this location needs to be closed down. Very unsafe for patients, all they want is the money they get from the government for having a nursing home. And could care less about any patient there. As long as they get there money.

My uncle moved into Happy Living Care Home, and I could not be happier. He’s out of the wheelchair, he’s walking with just a cane, and he really can do without a cane. He’s gaining strength, and he looks great. The place is always spotless, it’s a small facility, so it’s really friendly, in a home setting, and the people who run it are awesome. They have dinner and prayer time together, they watch movies and TV, and they have dogs that are in the courtyard. He’s doing remarkably well. He has his own private room, and they have a family-style dining room. The meals that I’ve seen are very good and healthy.

Happy Living Care Home has been quite nice. The people are lovely, caring, and loving. They cook three meals a day. They have a wonderful backyard where the residents can go with squirrels and oak trees. It's just very pleasant. The residents have their own room and most of them have a separate bathroom, but in my husband's case he shares it with another person. It has a very nice atmosphere. They play some games, like card and board games. The staff is wonderful and very attentive. The food is good and my husband likes it. It's worth every penny for what they do, so I think it's very reasonable. Every time I've been in there, it’s always absolutely spic and span. It's very clean and roomy. They have a very large dining table and they encourage all the residents to come out and dine together, which is important because it's a family atmosphere.

From the moment I met the facility owners and staff, I knew this was the place for Jim. He has his own room and since he loves to be outdoors, they have a beautiful backyard that the residents can enjoy. While there on many occasions, the meals smelled and looked delicious. They encourage family interaction. Feedback from my husband has been nothing but good; from how well he is treated to the meals he receives (three a day). The facility makes a sincere effort to keep me apprised of his condition on a regular basis. I would recommend this home to everyone wanting a caring and home-like atmosphere, rather than a 'medicinal' environment.