San Antonio North Nursing and Rehabilitation is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in San Antonio, TX. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.5 out of 5 from 57 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Bexar County and serves residents in the TX area.
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The staff dont seen to care about the people placed in their care often i see the residents smoking weed outside across the street from the front office others outside drunk and begging for money the staff needs to be drug tested weekly because some of them be outside smoking weed too
If zero stars had been an option, that is what I would have given this place. As others have stated, nobody can be reached by phone here, unless you need to pay the bill. Please do not leave your loved one here. It is a horrible place, particularly at night and on the weekends when the staffing is questionable. Patients are lying on the floor in diapers screaming for help. My bother passed away here after 6 weeks. Our family was never refunded the monies due to us for the 3 plus weeks remaining after his passing. I even hired an attorney to send a letter. Nothing. They know they can get away with this, and so they do so. Our family really needed this money to cover expenses after my brother’s passing, as I am certain other families who have been grifted by this shady organization have before us.
What is going on hear no one answers the phones No one can send my call to the correct person My Loved one is not well nor getting better at this horrible place My Loved one complains about the food, the care, the other patients, ect. Also this place needs an inspection The building is horrible All I've seen is a bunch of nurses sitting around doing nothing The place is dirty I think I need to call ombudsman Nothing better not happen to my loved one again Something will be done Sad to say texting this with a broken heart 💔 my mother passed away at this horrible place Please don't let this happen to your loved one please beware
My mother has been at San Antonio North for 3 months. The entire staff is super professional and very concerned about the care of the residents. I visit my mother frequently and I can appreciate the great work that everyone does. Thank you for taking care of my mother. I give you 10 stars.
I belong to the Ministry to the Sick from Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church and come on Thursdays to San Antonio North to visit the residents and share prayers and the Holy Eucharist. Thanks to the leadership and Loretta, the Activity Director, this has been an excellent, well organized endeavor. Many residents actually come down and participate in the short service. We have made friends as we praise the Lord. Visits are made to those who are bedridden and cannot come down. Once again, they are happy and appreciative of our visits. On another note, the building has undergone some changes to the environment making it a very nice place for all the residents. Indeed, they seem very happy and enthusiastic to participate in the various activities. The staff is always smiling and extremely helpful. San Antonio North is a good place to live and to visit.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.