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Ethan Battise

If a facility could receive zero stars, this would be it. This facility is clearly understaffed. A patient was released before even completing two full days because they did not have enough staff to provide care. That alone is alarming. I was also told there have been five resident falls, which raises serious concerns about supervision and staff training. A nursing home should prioritize patient safety, and based on this experience, I would not trust this facility to provide adequate care.

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Cortana Reyes

My father was just recently sent there from the ICU, not even a week later my father was ruched back to the ICU do to him not getting proper care and he had caught pneumonia and was rushed at 6am but THEY NEVER NOTIFIED ME THAT HE WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL. I was so scared when I had arrived to visit my father because he wasn’t in his room and all of this stuff was still there. And the nurses just acted like it was normal no sorry, no apologies and no answer to why I was not notified. During his little time there they never moved him side to side so he wouldn’t get bed sores, they never cleaned him properly and the room was horrible they had stuff in his room that he didn't even need. they threw stuff in there like if his room was a storage unit. and Don't get me started on his nurses were rude and when i asked them about anything or to do something, they acted like it was a big task for me asking them to clean and change him, like it wasn't their job. I personally would not recommend this facility to anyone especially if you think that your loved one is supposed to be getting better with their current situation but it just got worse.

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Buford Randle

The director of nursing Desiree, and Admission Courtney is doing a wonderful fabulous job for myself and Wife. We thank you very, very much the Rio at Mission Trail God bless🙏🏾🧎🏿

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Star Garza

This facility is absolutely unacceptable. The staff is extremely inattentive—often seen sitting around on their phones, laughing, and not paying attention to the residents. My grandmother was there for just 22 days, and each time we visited, we found her in distress—lying sideways with her feet hanging off the bed. Despite repeatedly asking staff to change her or provide basic care items like washcloths, nothing was done. They would say, “Okay, we’ll take care of it,” but hours later, her condition would remain unchanged. It felt like they kept her sedated just to avoid dealing with her. On our last visit, we found out her blood sugar was at a dangerously high level—548. When we asked why nothing was being done, the response was simply, “She’s fine, we gave her insulin.” But she was unresponsive, had a UTI, and still received no fluids or antibiotics. They were clearly neglecting her medical needs. We had to request that she be sent to the emergency room. By the time she got there, her blood pressure had dropped dangerously low. She’s now in the ICU, diagnosed with kidney failure, a UTI, and high potassium levels—multiple life-threatening conditions that were completely ignored by this facility. The doctors told us that had we not brought her in when we did, she might not have survived. I don't recommend this place. Most of the staff appear lazy, inattentive, and completely unconcerned with the wellbeing of their patients. Please do your research before trusting a facility with the care of your loved ones. This place nearly cost my grandmother her life.

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Fernando Gonzalez

It is a very good place, recommended, with trained and above all very human staff. Thank you very much to everyone. Del Rio Mission Trails San Antonio. I have been very happy with all the results of the process that my daughter went through during all that time, the ability to speak with the directors and managers, and with the service in the cafeteria, but above all the importance of the parents being constantly with my daughter day and night. Congratulations.