Nursing Homes community - Juniper Village at Lincoln Heights

Juniper Village at Lincoln Heights

855 E Basse Rd, San Antonio, TX 78209
(210) 930-1040
4.4 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living and Nursing Homes

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About This Community

Juniper Village at Lincoln Heights provides senior living including assisted living and skilled nursing. Our active senior living community is located in the Lincoln Heights and Alamo Heights neighborhoods of San Antonio. Our community features cozy living spaces, inviting common areas, nicely landscaped walking paths, and a spacious outdoor courtyard.

We’re home to approximately 130 mature, vital adults in both our assisted living and Wellspring neighborhoods. It is a place where our team of compassionate professionals nurture the spirit of life in each individual through Juniper’s distinctive programs that encourage active bodies, engaged minds and fulfilled spirits.

We offer award winning care and service via Juniper’s Signature Programs paired with a commitment to the belief that the keys to health aging are keeping fit and staying socially connected.

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4.4 ( 2 Reviews )

Bob

My wife was in Juniper Village at Lincoln Heights. We're quite pleased with them, the funding was made by Medicare, and after three weeks, she improved enough to go home. We were pleased with their care. It seems to be well-staffed, and the staff seems to know what they're doing. They keep the place clean, and the physical facilities are nice. She's in a 2-bed unit, fortunately, when we were there, there was no roommate, so that made it nicer. The room has a TV, and three meals a day are included. I visited my wife every day, and lots of times, they gave me food. It was good. It's maintained in a good, clean condition, and it's a very nice physical facility, with areas to go outside and enjoy the sunshine. There's a Methodist church next door, and they have programs to bring preschool, or young kids in to sing. It seemed like a very effective way of entertaining people there in Juniper.

Donna73256050

November 27, 2013

We actually tried respite care and that was a nightmare for us. They are not abusive, but it just wasn’t a good fit for him. He was able to walk out the facility a couple of times. He was agitated there. It was just too hectic for him. It wasn’t really a memory care, but a nursing care place. So he really wasn’t in the right type of facility and that was the big part of it. The room itself looked more like a hospital room with the curtain pulls between them. We were just looking for a short term respite care and so they placed him in the nursing part and they have people with several different kinds of problems, so it wasn’t at all for Alzheimer's. It would be a fine place for somebody else, but not for my dad.