The Village at Incarnate Word

The Village at Incarnate Word occupies a premier address on Broadway Street in San Antonio's beloved Alamo Heights corridor—one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the city and a natural home for a nonprofit senior care community with deep roots in the values of service and dignity. Located at 4707 Broadway, the community is embedded in an area known for its tree-lined streets, cultural institutions, and walkable character. The University of the Incarnate Word, whose mission of care and education has shaped this part of the city for generations, lies just steps away. The McNay Art Museum, one of the finest art museums in Texas, is a neighbor on the same Broadway corridor. Brackenridge Park—San Antonio's historic 343-acre urban park featuring the San Antonio Zoo, the Japanese Tea Garden, and miles of trails along the San Antonio River—is within close reach, offering families and residents a stunning natural setting for visits and outings. The Broadway corridor itself is one of San Antonio's most vibrant stretches, with Central Market, the Quarry Market shopping area, and a concentration of respected restaurants and boutiques all close at hand. For families visiting from outside the city, the Alamo Heights area consistently ranks among San Antonio's most welcoming and accessible neighborhoods. Medically, the community's location provides strong connectivity. Northeast Baptist Hospital, Methodist Hospital, and the Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston are all accessible from this central Broadway address, ensuring residents with specialized care needs can be seen by top-tier providers. As a nonprofit organization, The Village at Incarnate Word is guided by the mission-centered tradition of its founding heritage. Skilled nursing services include post-acute recovery, rehabilitation therapies, long-term nursing care, and personalized support for residents managing chronic illness. The care team brings both clinical rigor and genuine compassion to every interaction—reflecting the institutional values of its community and the Broadway neighborhood it calls home.