Sodalis San Antonio is a senior living community that has around-the-clock staff to help with daily tasks, medication, and emergencies, and you'll always find someone nearby if you need something in a hurry or just need a hand getting to meals, activities, or the bathroom, and the place is known for keeping a close eye on fall risks through programs like Walking Tall, so residents feel safer moving about, and there's a non-refundable community fee when you join, with licensing under Facility ID 030383 and License No. 307018. The community keeps doors and entries secure, making sure only people who are supposed to be there can come in, and staff run regular safety checks. Residents enjoy open spaces with gardens, a patio, and places to walk outside, plus indoor rooms for activities like bingo, bridge, happy hour, live music, Bible studies, and word games, and they have a team who plans fun things to do every day to help keep everyone active and their minds sharp. People eat in a restaurant-style dining room, and there's the option of a kitchenette. Meals are provided, and care plans get tailored for each person's medical, social, and emotional needs, whether you need help bathing, dressing, grooming, using the toilet, or just remembering to take medicine on time.
Sodalis San Antonio's memory care services use special support for people with Alzheimer's and related conditions-including The Bridges Community, which helps early-stage dementia residents and even couples where one person needs more help than the other. The memory care section uses private and shared rooms, all designed to feel homey and safe, with indoor and outdoor areas that prevent wandering. Staff use tools like the Tovertafel Interactive System for mental and physical engagement. For those who need more intensive care, there are skilled nurses and a doctor on call, plus physical, occupational, and speech therapy on site, and a system in place to help residents evacuate during emergencies if they can't get out on their own. There's a 113 person capacity, and 16 spaces specifically for residents needing Alzheimer's support.
Pets are allowed, though no large dogs, and residents must care for their own animals. Visiting pets can come, which often lifts spirits, and the place is handicap accessible, with wheelchair friendly showers and ramps. Beauty and barber services are on site, and you can schedule rides for shopping or doctor visits. There's free Wi-Fi, parking, and transportation, and every resident gets a wireless emergency pendant for calling for help from anywhere in the community. Apartments come as studios or two-bedrooms, and staff can guide tours of the facility for anyone interested in seeing how things work. There's a focus on treating everyone with dignity and respect, and the community's mission puts kindness first, stressing a warm, familiar environment. Hospice and respite care are available if families need temporary help.
People must be at least 55 to live here. Both men and women are welcome. There's lots of flexibility in personal care and medical support, so residents can remain in place even if their needs change. Programs like Second Wind Dreams encourage residents to achieve longtime goals. Licensed and run by Elmcroft Senior Living, Sodalis San Antonio has won awards for its care and gets high marks in resident reviews for its blend of compassion, daily help, and the chance to live as independently as possible.
