Experience care that makes all the difference.

5. What types of activities and socialization opportunities are available?

6. Can my loved one stay here through the end of their journey, or do they have to move if their care becomes too extensive?

Conclusion

Selecting the right memory care community for your loved one requires thorough research and asking the right questions. By evaluating specialized memory care services, considering safety measures, assessing staff training, and inquiring about engaging activities, you can make an informed decision that ensures the well-being and quality of life for your loved one in a nurturing and supportive environment.

If you would like additional information, we are happy to support you. Call Poet’s Walk Memory Care Community at (210) 839-2199.

I understand the pain of losing someone to Alzheimer's. My father, my grandmother, and my father-in-law all suffered from this terrible disease. My father suffered with it for eight years. I've been practicing estate planning in San Antonio since 1987. The sooner your loved one can see me, the better.

Laura D. Heard Attorney at Law, Family Lawyer and Mediator