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    Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Independent Living

    11300 Wild Pine, San Antonio, TX, 78253
    4.7 · 74 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Friendly staff, roomy home, inconsistent

    I love living here - the staff are friendly and caring, residents are welcoming, and there are endless activities and outings. My roomy one-bedroom, well-kept common areas and convenient location make daily life easy. Dining and value are generally good, though meal quality can vary. I've experienced inconsistent housekeeping, maintenance delays, occasional apartment leaks, rent increases and an unresponsive upper administration; a security incident was a real concern. Overall I'm happy and would recommend it, but be aware of service inconsistencies.

    Pricing

    $2,240+/mo1 BedroomIndependent Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Internet
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Spa
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Dementia waiver
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.72 · 74 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.6
    • Staff

      4.7
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      4.4

    Pros

    • Newly constructed / modern facility
    • Convenient location near shopping, restaurants, and entertainment
    • Extensive on-site amenities (theater, craft room, library, internet kiosk)
    • Very large all-season enclosed swimming pool
    • On-site beauty salon and barber shop
    • Massages and on-site beautician available
    • Restaurant-style dining and chef-prepared meals
    • Furnished apartment options with appliances
    • Spacious floor plans and balconies with views
    • Weekly housekeeping service
    • Regular garbage service
    • Safe, secure, and gated environment
    • Professional, caring, and responsive front-line staff
    • Attentive maintenance / fix-it staff
    • Strong activity programming (clubs, Bridge Program, singers/Glee Club)
    • Planned outings and bus trips
    • Active resident council and ambassadors program to integrate newcomers
    • Pet friendly with dog park and pet-supportive culture
    • On-site medical professionals and checkups
    • Welcoming, family-like community atmosphere
    • Multiple living options (independent living, cottages, memory care available)
    • Clean, well-maintained grounds and courtyards
    • Good value / competitive price point for amenities
    • Helpful and effective marketing/tour staff
    • Accessible dining room with social interactions
    • Weekly church service and other faith-based options
    • Laundry/transport assistance and package help provided
    • Numerous social opportunities leading to quick friendships
    • Positive reviews from many families and residents recommending the community

    Cons

    • Intermittent maintenance delays and slow resolution of some repairs
    • Balcony issues: water intrusion, gutter problems, and cracks
    • Housekeeping inconsistently performed or staffing shortages
    • Variable dining quality; food quality sometimes processed or inconsistent
    • Reports of undisclosed pre-move-in apartment problems
    • Unresponsive upper administration in some complaint cases
    • Security concerns including a reported theft/breach
    • Rent increases noted by multiple reviewers
    • Some kitchen or housekeeping staff turnover affecting service
    • Policy limitations on providing physical assistance to residents
    • Mobility/accessibility limitations with certain lifts
    • Garbage disposal and detergent/leak cleanup delays reported
    • Some visitors find the location inconvenient
    • Occasional variability in lunch/day meal quality and pricing concerns
    • Need for more oversight in a few operational areas
    • Some residents choose to cook due to dissatisfaction with meals
    • Memory care location described as inconvenient by a reviewer
    • Inconsistent communication about problems before or after move-in

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is decidedly positive: reviewers consistently praise Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch for its new construction, extensive amenities, welcoming community, and a professional front-line staff that creates a family-like atmosphere. Many reviewers highlight the convenient location near shopping and entertainment, the variety and quality of social programming, and the breadth of on-site services such as salon/barber, fitness/exercise classes, theater, craft and arts spaces, a very large enclosed swimming pool, and on-site medical checkups. Residents and family members frequently comment that the community improved quality of life — especially by eliminating daily cooking and cleaning tasks, providing transportation, and enabling quick social integration through active clubs, outings, and resident-driven programming.

    Staff and caregiving: A dominant theme is the praise for front-line personnel — receptionists, dining staff, marketing/tour staff, maintenance technicians, drivers, and particular named employees (marketing and hospitality staff) receive frequent commendation. The front desk and sales teams are repeatedly described as professional, non-pushy, and effective during tours. Maintenance staff and the so-called “fix-it” team are often singled out as responsive and competent, assisting with moving and repairs. Many reviews note attentive, patient, and loving staff who treat residents with dignity and respect. That said, there are recurring reports of inconsistent responsiveness from upper-level administration when issues escalate, leaving some families frustrated despite positive interactions with day-to-day staff.

    Facilities and living units: The newness and cleanliness of the buildings, well-manicured courtyards, roomy floor plans, and balcony views are repeatedly praised. Apartment options (including furnished units and cottage choices) and reasonable pricing for the amenities are attractive to many residents. The community is described as safe and secure with active social spaces and well-appointed lobbies. Memory care is noted positively in terms of homelike rooms and activity space, though one reviewer found that specific memory care location inconvenient for visiting. Pet-friendliness and a dog park are important pluses for animal-owning residents.

    Dining and food quality: Dining is a strong selling point for many reviewers — several call the meals restaurant-quality with a chef who listens to resident preferences and offers a good variety. The dining room is also a social hub where friendships form. However, food quality is described as variable in multiple reviews: some note processed or mixed meals, occasional declines in quality (at times tied to staff changes or personal circumstances affecting kitchen staff), and that lunches can be expensive or inconsistent. A la carte pricing and meal costs were brought up as concerns by some residents. Overall, many residents love the food and dining experience, but there is a nontrivial subset of reviews requesting more consistency or higher culinary standards.

    Activities and social life: Programming is a clear strength. Reviews consistently highlight a wide range of activities — exercise classes (including water aerobics), arts and crafts, Bridge and card programs, choirs/Glee Club, bus outings, and faith services. Resident-led initiatives, an active resident council, and an ambassadors program help new residents integrate quickly. The social environment is described as lively and supportive, producing many new friendships and an engaged community that plans activities based on resident requests.

    Operational pain points: Several operational issues recur in the reviews and are the main negatives relative to an otherwise positive profile. Maintenance requests are sometimes delayed or incompletely resolved; there are specific recurring reports of balcony-related problems including gutter issues, water intrusion, and cracks. Housekeeping has been flagged multiple times for inconsistent performance, staffing shortages, or missed cleanings. Some apartments reportedly had undisclosed pre-move-in issues that surprised new residents. A few reviewers expressed frustration with upper administration’s responsiveness when problems escalated, and one serious report of a theft/security breach led at least one family to move away. Rent increases and questions about policy rigidity (particularly limited assistance for residents who need more physical help) are other recurring concerns.

    Management, communication, and recommendations: Reviews suggest that front-line staff and middle management generally perform well, but there's room for improved communication and escalation processes with upper administration. Improving consistency in housekeeping, stabilizing kitchen staff to ensure steady meal quality, addressing reported balcony and water intrusion issues proactively, and clarifying or applying more flexible policies for residents who need occasional physical assistance would address the bulk of constructive criticism. Strengthening security measures and transparency (especially after a reported theft) would also help restore confidence for some families. Several reviewers recommend the community highly despite these issues, often noting that problems are the exception rather than the rule.

    Bottom line: Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch is widely regarded as a well-appointed, modern independent-living community with strong programming, many amenities, and a compassionate front-line staff that fosters a family-like atmosphere. The most common criticisms center on operational consistency: housekeeping, some maintenance/balcony issues, variable food quality, occasional unresponsiveness from upper administration, and isolated security concerns. For prospective residents who prioritize amenities, social life, location, and attentive day-to-day staff, Landon Ridge presents a compelling option; those whose primary concerns are flawless administrative responsiveness, consistently top-tier dining every day, or extensive hands-on physical assistance should probe those areas closely during tours and contract discussions.

    Location

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    About Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Independent Living

    Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Independent Living sits out in western San Antonio at 11300 Wild Pine, tucked into Texas Hill Country near green fields, mature trees, and city spots like downtown and nearby hospitals. The place takes adults over 55 and offers different kinds of homes, like one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments, plus some standalone cottages, and there are both single and semi-private rooms for those who want something smaller or shared. The apartments and cottages all have kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms, giving enough space for two people, and the option to decorate rooms with personal furniture helps everyone make it feel like home. It's an all-inclusive community, so rent covers most services, but newcomers do have to pay an entry fee, which is something to remember.

    The grounds are well cared for, with outdoor walking trails, a courtyard fountain, landscaped gardens, and a dog park for pet owners since the community does let you bring some pets along. There's outdoor seating, a front porch, grill areas for cookouts, and sheltered parking in garages. Inside, it looks thoughtfully done up with a warm-toned stone building, double-door entrance, and a "Welcome Home" sign. The lobby has soft chairs and a welcome desk, while the dining room lies under a big chandelier next to a grand fireplace, giving meal times a comfortable setting. Meals come from a chef and are restaurant-style, and there's also a bistro for a less formal bite.

    Seniors here get a range of services, like laundry and weekly housekeeping with linen help, staff for repairs and general upkeep, and 24-hour concierge services to take care of little needs as they come up. There's scheduled transportation for rides to appointments or shopping, and the community runs different hobby groups, support circles, regular events, and social outings to help everyone stay active and meet friends. There's always something to do in shared places, like a swimming pool with a lift for easy access, a fitness center to help folks stay active, a cozy library, an inviting media and theater room, a salon and spa for hair and nail care, billiards and sports lounge, plus devotional services for those who want it.

    Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch focuses mainly on independent living but also provides assisted living, memory care, nursing, rehab, and adult day services right on campus, so there's flexibility if needs change, though most people here come for the independence, the security, and the structure around modest luxury and personal freedom. The setting's clean and pleasant, staff get praised for friendly support, and the resident-first approach emphasizes health, safety, and social connection, so people can stay active and choose the lifestyle that suits them as they age. The grounds and buildings look modern and bright, with plenty of natural light, safe walking, and easy access, so it works for anyone who wants a fuss-free, maintenance-free retirement without giving up comfort or community.

    About Sagora Senior Living

    Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Independent Living is managed by Sagora Senior Living.

    Sagora Senior Living, founded in 1990 under The Covenant Group, has established itself as one of the nation's top 50 senior housing operators and a leading provider of comprehensive senior living services. Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, the privately-owned company has experienced remarkable growth, expanding from 61 communities in 2023 to 95 communities by 2025, representing a 56% increase in just two years. The company operates across 12 states, with significant presence in Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama, California, New York, Ohio, West Virginia, Mississippi, and Nebraska.

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