A real home — not a facility, not a program — where your neurodivergent adult can live with independence, dignity, and people who genuinely get it.
Private-pay residential community · San Antonio, TX · Now accepting inquiries
If you've carried that question — for years, maybe for decades — you already know it doesn't have a simple answer. You've toured places that felt cold. You've heard promises that didn't hold. You've watched your adult child be underestimated, overlooked, or simply placed somewhere instead of welcomed somewhere.
Amigos Wellness Club was built to change that. We are not a group home, a nursing facility, or a clinical program. We are a private residential community — a real home — designed specifically for independent neurodivergent adults who are ready to live their own life, surrounded by people who understand them and staff who show up for them every single day.
We built this for your person. And we built it for you — so you can finally breathe.
Talk to Our TeamMost adults with IDD want the same things everyone wants — real friendships, a sense of purpose, a home that feels like theirs. Too often, the system offers them something far less. We decided to do it differently.
Amigos Wellness Club is built around daily structure, genuine community, and the kind of consistent support that allows independent adults to actually thrive — not just exist. Private bedrooms. Shared meals. Activities. Staff who know your person by name, not by case number.
This is private-pay housing — which means we answer to our residents and their families, not to a funding agency or a checklist.
We do not provide medical services, nursing care, medication administration, or personal care assistance. Residents manage their own healthcare needs.
These aren't just values on a wall. They're the decisions we make every day about how this home runs, who we hire, and how we treat every single resident.
We believe neurodivergent adults are capable of far more than the world typically expects. Your person gets to make real choices about their own life here.
Every person here is a full adult with a full story. We speak to our residents like adults and expect our staff to do the same on their worst days and their best.
Loneliness is one of the biggest challenges for adults with IDD. We engineer the environment for real friendship — shared meals, shared activities, shared life.
Predictable routines aren't a limitation — for many neurodivergent adults, they're the foundation that makes everything else possible. We build our days with intention.
We don't aim to manage people's days. We aim to help residents grow — new skills, new goals, new confidence. Life-skills coaching is part of daily life here.
You carried this for a long time. We take that seriously. Transparent communication, consistent staff, and a home you can trust — that's what we owe you.
All-inclusive. Every day. Built around what actually matters — belonging, routine, growth, and joy.
Their own space — to personalize, decompress, and truly call home. A door they can close. A room that's theirs alone.
Someone who knows your person is always present — not a stranger on shift, but a consistent face they trust. That's what real safety feels like.
Shared meals around a real table, every day. It sounds simple — but sitting down together is where friendships get built and people feel like they belong.
Predictable rhythms that create the foundation many neurodivergent adults need to feel calm, confident, and ready for whatever the day holds.
Your person gets to swim, relax, and enjoy life — because joy and play are just as important as any structured program.
An on-site gym because movement matters — for energy, for mood, for health. Your person's physical wellbeing is part of the picture here.
Rides to day programs, appointments, and community outings so your person stays connected to the world beyond these walls.
Real skills for real life — cooking, budgeting, housekeeping, safety, communication. Growing into more independence is possible here.
Someone is always on-site. Your person is never alone, and you never have to wonder if anyone's paying attention.
One home. One community. One place your person can grow roots, build friendships, and genuinely belong.
You'll always be able to reach someone who knows your person and can give you a real answer — not a voicemail.
We'd rather answer them here than have you wonder. If yours isn't listed, fill out the form below.
No. Amigos Wellness Club is 100% private pay. No waiver required, no HCS enrollment needed, no government waitlist to navigate. If it's a fit for your person, you can move forward — without waiting years for a program slot to open up.
HCS group homes are government-funded and operate under strict Medicaid rules that cap staffing levels, limit amenities, and restrict flexibility. Amigos is private pay — which means we set our own standards. We answer to our residents and their families, not to a funding agency or a government checklist.
Absolutely. We provide transportation to and from existing day programs, jobs, appointments, and community activities. Moving to Amigos doesn't mean giving anything up — it means having a real home base to come back to every day.
We'll tell you honestly — before they move in. Amigos is designed for adults who can manage their own personal care, medications, and emergency response. If that changes over time, we work with families on a thoughtful transition plan so no one is left without options.
We are currently accepting inquiries ahead of our San Antonio opening. Spaces are limited, and we give priority to families who reach out early. Filling out the contact form below is the best first step.
This is a permanent home. We are not a transitional program, a short-term placement, or a step-down facility. We built Amigos because adults with IDD deserve a place where they can plant roots, build real friendships, and live a full life — for the long haul. That's the whole point.
Our community is designed for neurodivergent adults who are capable of — and ready for — independent living in a supported environment. Here's who thrives here:
Not sure if it's a fit? Call us. We'd rather have an honest conversation than have the wrong person in the wrong place.
We're building a team that believes neurodivergent adults deserve more than placement — they deserve a real home with people who genuinely show up for them.
Oversee day-to-day operations — from daily routines and resident culture to staff coordination and house standards. The House Manager is the heartbeat of the community. You lead with consistency, care, and a high standard for what "home" should feel like.
Express Interest →Manage the broader operational infrastructure — vendor relationships, compliance, scheduling, and growth. The Operator ensures the business runs smoothly so residents and staff can focus on what matters. Strong systems thinker with a heart for mission-driven work.
Express Interest →The people residents see every day. Care Team members build real relationships, support structured routines, facilitate activities, and make the home feel safe and alive. If you lead with empathy, show up consistently, and genuinely enjoy being around people — this is your role.
Express Interest →Don't see your exact role listed? Reach out anyway — the right person matters more than the perfect job title.
Tell us who you are and which role interests you. We'll be in touch.
Now Accepting Inquiries ✦ Individuals ✦ Families ✦ Referral Partners & Case Managers ✦ Coming Soon · San Antonio, TX
You don't need a polished pitch. You don't need to know all the answers yet. Just reach out — tell us about your person, where you are in the process, and what you're hoping for. We'll take it from there.
We are currently accepting inquiries from individuals, families, and referral partners ahead of our San Antonio opening.
San Antonio, Texas
No pressure. Just the start of a conversation.