Retirement Communities and Assisted Living for Senior Citizens in San Antonio

Americans are relocating at a rate exceeding 46 million households a year, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau.
However, individuals 65 and older prefer to stay put, the bureau reports. Less than 6 percent of this age group changes their geographic location. In addition, more than half of these senior citizens reside in nine states, including Texas, which has more than a million. 

The urban area of San Antonio and surrounding suburbs offer a variety of excellent senior housing and support services, according to the Seniors Resources Guide Directory for San Antonio. The entire region also offers many lifestyle options for seniors and their families.

The Alamo City climate is subtropical with an average of 227 sunny days yearly and not as humid as such southern cities as Houston, New Orleans and Miami. Annual precipitation is 28 inches. The last time it snowed was in 1987. January temperatures are usually in the 50s and summers average about 90 degrees. 

Senior housing in South Texas ranges from active independent living and retirement communities to assisted living and continuum of care facilities. 

Independent living refers to retirement communities designed for active seniors. They usually feature low-maintenance apartments, condominiums, townhouses or ranch-style residences. 

Communities may be designed around recreational activities such as golf, swimming, boating or fitness. Amenities vary and may have age-restriction covenants. 

Villa de San Antonio marketing office
8003 North Hollow
San Antonio, TX 78240
210-558-7600 

The Villa consists of cottages and apartments with the emphasis on health, wellness and independence. There’s a covered outdoor pool and a fitness-wellness center, plus a plethora of amenities. 

Cottages include a garage and sunroom while apartments have covered parking. Either has a balcony or patio. Monthly fees include meal plans, basic cable television, housekeeping and maintenance.