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The Forum at Lincoln Heights

311 West Nottingham

4.5(70 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
88
Continuum of Care
Independent living, assisted living, and memory care on one campus
Veteran Discounts
Exclusive savings for veterans, veteran-led leadership
Hospital Proximity
Near Baptist Medical Center and CHRISTUS Santa Rosa

What Families Think

Families describe The Forum at Lincoln Heights as a warm, well-run community where residents in independent living, assisted living, and memory care are known by name and cared for by a stable, long-tenured staff. Reviewers highlight active, varied social programming, clean and well-kept grounds, and a strong sense of continuity as residents' needs change over time. Multiple family members specifically praised the memory care program's personalized approach to engaging residents with dementia.

The Good

  • Long-tenured staff who know residents by name
  • Active daily programming: music, yoga, tai chi, lectures
  • Memory care program praised for personalized dementia engagement
  • Grounds and apartments described as clean and well-kept
  • Residents can move between care levels without relocating
  • Veterans program offers discounts to former service members

The Bad

  • No published pricing available to compare costs upfront

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About The Forum at Lincoln Heights

The Forum at Lincoln Heights is a senior living community in central San Antonio, Texas, offering three distinct levels of care: Active Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. Located in a residential neighborhood near Alamo Heights and the Broadway corridor, the community is designed for seniors who value staying connected to the city they know while having support available as their needs change.

The Assisted Living program provides support with daily living tasks while promoting independence and dignity. Residents receive chef-prepared meals daily, weekly housekeeping, scheduled transportation, and access to a calendar of social events and outings. The Memory Care program, called SHINE, uses science and personalization to support seniors living with dementia and Alzheimer's disease, developed through partnerships with leading national experts in dementia care.

The community offers extensive amenities and programming designed to encourage wellness and engagement. A full-time Activities Director creates a packed calendar including arcade and table games, educational lectures, art classes, and live music. Culinary teams prepare fresh meals using quality ingredients with rotating seasonal menus created with resident input. Additional services include concierge support for dry cleaning, package handling, document services, housekeeping, maintenance, and health and fitness programming with onsite therapies where available.

Located near major healthcare providers including Baptist Medical Center and CHRISTUS Santa Rosa, the community also provides convenient access to local attractions such as The Quarry Market, Brackenridge Park, and the San Antonio Zoo. Loop 410 and nearby neighborhoods including Terrell Hills and Olmos Park offer easy access for visiting family members.

The community honors veterans through a dedicated Veterans Program offering exclusive savings for those who served, with the CEO and many team members being proud U.S. military veterans. The Forum at Lincoln Heights emphasizes consistency, stability, and personalized support across all three living options, allowing residents to remain in one community as their care needs evolve.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

4.5overall · 70 ratings combined

4.5★ on Google (70)

Gillian Pierce

Jul 2026

via Google

Witnessed a maintenance woman with a ponytail propping the doors open at the memory care facility. Gigantic no no. The lady at the memory care facility desk was on top of it! Made sure that door got closed and let the maintenance lady know that's not protocol. Good on her. Then the maintenance lady was on her golf cart driving and texting, completely unaware of the cars behind her attempting to leave the property.

Mary Mason

Jul 2026

via Google

My father was in the skilled nursing home. The care was woefully inadequate. He was provided a defective wheelchair and sustained broken vertebrae.The staff was composed of a few licensed staff and various assistants who were not qualified. Our family removed him from the facility and found out that he had more time to improve when he received the proper treatment. My father was a dentist who even with a brain tumor and dementia, far surpassed the owner’s in intelligence and compassion. I still think this was the worst place in the world.

S. Rogers

Jun 2026

via Google

I have not spoken with any residents or family members about the quality of life care at this facility, but as a vendor their invoice payment process is extremely inefficient, unprofessional, and disrespectful. I am still waiting to receive payment after three months, after submitting an invoice a second time (per request), and after leaving several phone messages and emails.

Madison Boyle

Mar 2026

via Google

They take great care of my grandpa. There are always activities going for the residents and outings to fun places. We are so grateful for the care they provide.

Bill Maloney

Mar 2026

via Google

This elite senior community employs the Montessori method. This approach promotes independence, dignity, and meaningful engagement for individuals with dementia. This approach focuses on creating a supportive environment that encourages self-directed activities tailored to the interests and abilities of seniors, enhancing their quality of life. The Forum at Lincoln Heights follows this method carefully and diligently. Promoting dignity is top priority for this community. You simply will not find a more welcoming, nurturing, and caring environment for your loved one. I am proud to enthusiastically rate The Forum a five star community!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does The Forum at Lincoln Heights offer?

The Forum at Lincoln Heights offers Assisted Living.

Where is The Forum at Lincoln Heights located?

The Forum at Lincoln Heights is located at 311 West Nottingham in San Antonio, Texas.

What do families say about The Forum at Lincoln Heights?

Families describe The Forum at Lincoln Heights as a warm, well-run community where residents in independent living, assisted living, and memory care are known by name and cared for by a stable, long-tenured staff. Reviewers highlight active, varied social programming, clean and well-kept grounds, and a strong sense of continuity as residents' needs change over time. Multiple family members specifically praised the memory care program's personalized approach to engaging residents with dementia.

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