Dining
Meal preparation and service
San Antonio, TX
Independent Living and Assisted Living in San Antonio. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Community-sponsored activities
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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If customer service were an Olympic sport, this team would bring home the gold medal every single time. Absolutely impressive!
We visited The Village at Incarnate Word to take photos of the residents, and I was blown away by how beautiful the grounds were. The inside was spotless, well-kept, and welcoming. The staff was truly out of this world. You can see the love and care they have for the residents in everything they do. It’s a magical place where people are not only cared for, but genuinely loved. I can’t recommend it enough.
This was one of the worst experiences of my life. I’ve unfortunately dealt with racism before, but this location took it to another level—it truly felt like the headquarters for it. I went in simply to promote my jewelry business and was literally screamed at to “get out” because of my race. Absolutely unacceptable. I would not recommend this place to anyone who is not white. It’s especially shocking given that it’s located right next to both a university and a church—places where you would expect more open-mindedness, respect, and basic human decency. No one should ever be treated this way.…
This was one of the worst experiences of my life. I’ve unfortunately dealt with racism before, but this location took it to another level—it truly felt like the headquarters for it. I went in simply to promote my jewelry business and was literally screamed at to “get out” because of my race. Absolutely unacceptable. I would not recommend this place to anyone who is not white. It’s especially shocking given that it’s located right next to both a university and a church—places where you would expect more open-mindedness, respect, and basic human decency. No one should ever be treated this way. If I could give a negative star rating, I would. I also plan to reach out to the head of the university connected to this location, as the type of racism they are allowing and promoting toward local customers is disgraceful
My 80-year old mother spent about 2 months in the skilled nursing facility (De Matel House) following a fall. She has been in three other skilled nursing facilities before, but this facility was definitely the cleanest of them all! It never smelled like urine when my brother or I visited and that says a lot. The staff treated my mother very well and she formed strong bonds with several of the aides who helped care for her. The social worker, Connie, was a great resource and we communicated often regarding my mother’s progress. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because my mom’s dentures were accidentally thrown away while she was there. She had her dentures in the other facilities as well, but they came up missing at this one. According to my mom, the aide saw them in her room while she was in the dining room, so she brought them to her. It was a nice gesture, but my mom didn’t actually eat with her dentures. It is believed they were likely placed on the tray (wrapped in a paper towel) and thrown away since she didn’t use them. They looked for them in various places the next day, but they were not recovered. When it was reported to the facility, the response was basically, “sorry, but we are not responsible”. I feel there should be tighter procedures in place to help mitigate loss of these types of items because it will cost us at least $2000 to replace them.
Excellent
Great staff
l feel fortunate that l have found a place that offers a spiritual environment. If you are looking for a place with an environment very close to home, Village of the Incarnate Word is your place. A place where you will find friends, spiritual availability, good food and a good living environment! This is also a place where you can serve the community. l consider myself " blessed".
The Village at Incarnate Word offers independent living, 2 levels of assisted living, in addition to a memory care unit and skilled nursing/rehab and long-term nursing. The staff and residents are friendly and helpful. They offer a wide range of services and activities, both in-house and outings. Transportation for scheduled shopping trips and outings is free; transportation to medical appointments & other personal needs is available for a small fee. Classes at The University of the Incarnate Word can be audited free. UIW students frequently volunteer for various activities. A fitness center and aquatic center as well as a full-time fitness instructor offer many opportunities for healthy aging. Open to all faiths or none, The Village at Incarnate Word offers Catholic Mass daily as well as Episcopalian Mass monthly and other non-denominational prayer services monthly. A full-time chaplain is available for prayer and counseling. Twenty-four-hour concierge service is available every day.