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Dementia Changes People’s Brains.
It’s Time to Change Our Hearts.
Creating a more joyful community for families affected by dementia is our mission at Bella Groves.
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Dementia care is a collaborative care experience involving families, friends, and other community members. Our goal at Bella Groves is to provide memory care in San Antonio, Texas, awareness about dementia and memory loss, resources for education and growth, and joy for every member of the dementia care community.
Whether it’s dementia training, a support community, care coordination, or a residential care setting, Bella Groves has a service level for everyone affected by dementia.
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I think most of us have heard our own parents tell us from an early age that what is most important is "what's on the inside". This phrase reigns true for Bella Groves as I had the opportunity to visit their community and witness sincere love between residents, care team members, and even their very friendly house dog Nera. Warm and inviting are two words that describe their physical presence. It is a beautiful well designed community, but more importantly, is their unique approach within their core philosophy to provide high quality care and purpose for their residents. They meet their residents where "they are" in their progression with memory loss and that is a very big deal when it's your mom, or your dad, or your family loved one. The Bella Groves team, in my opinion approaches care from a "help, care, coach, love" perspective versus a "fix" perspective, and when people take that approach, a happy lifestyle, every day, is still possible for everyone!
I have had the privilege of volunteering at Bella Groves for a year and a half, and it has truly been an amazing experience. My six-year-old daughter and I have formed wonderful connections with the residents, sharing joy at parties and celebrations, playing games, doing crafts, and simply spending time together. The atmosphere here truly feels like a home and family. The staff are always engaged with the residents, personalizing their interactions in ways that bring joy to each one in different and meaningful ways.
The staff’s dedication to the residents is clear in everything they do from the one on one attention to the beauty and cleanliness of the home. I love the fun and unique ways that they encourage each person to engage and share their own gifts. My daughter loves visiting and always looks forward to playing games with the residents who seem like so many grandparents to her. The kindness and friendship of the residents there has been such a blessing for her. Volunteering here has also been incredibly meaningful and educational for me, giving me a deeper understanding of dementia care and how it can be approached with love and compassion.
If I ever face the need for dementia care for myself or my loved ones, there is no doubt in my mind that this would be the place I choose.
The staff’s dedication to the residents is clear in everything they do from the one on one attention to the beauty and cleanliness of the home. I love the fun and unique ways that they encourage each person to engage and share their own gifts. My daughter loves visiting and always looks forward to playing games with the residents who seem like so many grandparents to her. The kindness and friendship of the residents there has been such a blessing for her. Volunteering here has also been incredibly meaningful and educational for me, giving me a deeper understanding of dementia care and how it can be approached with love and compassion.
If I ever face the need for dementia care for myself or my loved ones, there is no doubt in my mind that this would be the place I choose.
This is a beautiful home filled with love. The staff take wonderful care for each resident. Positive and patience is what each person receives. If I need this type of help in the future, this is where I would want to be.
Bella Groves and the staff are a blessing beyond expectations. Mom has been a resident since April 2024 and could not be more pleased with the care, love, dedication, and love shown by all. The amount of activities is amazing and it is always clean and safe. This concept should be copied in every community out there. We love it
I cannot say enough about Bella Groves, the care the staff gives to every resident is exemplary. They all care for my mum as if she is their own family member, the activities they do keep the residents active and socializing. We looked at a number of facilities and within minutes of being in Bella Groves we knew this was a place that we could trust with my mums care and also a place she would feel at home in. I highly recommend to anyone seeking quality and loving care for their loved ones I am so grateful to have found Bella Groves.
My wife is suffering from a form of Parkinsons and dementia and I knew that eventually she would have to have more care than I could provide with daily caregivers and me. I visited various homes and was so sad coming out from them knowing that she could not be a part of that. THEN we found Bella Groves in Bulverde and came out feeling joy and happiness. She has been there now for 3 months and has settled in well with the best ratio of caregivers to residents. I highly recommend this facility for people with dementia and related illnesses. Bella Groves will spread joy and meaning to their lives with the approaches they have and out of the box ideas they introduce. You will not regret it.
Bella Groves has offered my mom a safe loving environment with personal attention and care. The staff to resident ratio, fun outings, parties, karaoke, piano nights and family involvement are a few things that make Bella Groves so unique. Not only have they been a blessing to my mom, they have graciously educated and supported me as I learn about dementia.
Beautiful facility with caring staff who understand the resident's and family needs. Responsive, involved, and caring management.
Bella Groves is an absolutely amazing community.
I will forever be grateful for the outstanding dementia care that my grandmother received in her last few months here.
The caregivers were all so kind and thoughtful, getting to know my grandmother and family very personally. There was always consistent communication, helpful dementia education, and so much JOY shared every day.
My family could not have asked for a sweeter experience or more perfect home for her.
I will forever be grateful for the outstanding dementia care that my grandmother received in her last few months here.
The caregivers were all so kind and thoughtful, getting to know my grandmother and family very personally. There was always consistent communication, helpful dementia education, and so much JOY shared every day.
My family could not have asked for a sweeter experience or more perfect home for her.
Our Latest Blogs
We strive to be a trusted resource in our local communities for people impacted by dementia and to be a guiding voice in the senior living industry through thought leadership and education.
02-01-2026
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Bella Groves
Dementia Care Tips for Bathing and Dressing Without Stress
Caring for a family member with dementia is a journey filled with love, but also significant challenges. Among the most difficult hurdles are the intimate tasks of bathing and dressing. These moments often trigger anxiety, confusion, and resistance, leaving both you and your loved one feeling exhausted or upset.
01-15-2026
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Bella Groves
Sensory Overload in Dementia: Why the World Feels Overwhelming
As a caregiver, you’ve likely experienced moments when your loved one becomes suddenly agitated, withdrawn, or distressed without a clear reason. You’ve gone through the checklist—are they hungry, tired, or in pain?—but nothing seems to help. Sometimes, the cause isn’t something obvious but rather an invisible force: sensory overload. For a person living with dementia,…
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