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A 79-year-old San Antonio woman, Barbara Roesch, is furious after a senior living facility denied her a unit just days before move-in—despite her having paid a $200 deposit and being assured no credit check would be required. Moved there for family support due to serious health issues, she was counting on the community’s amenities. Her medical debt had been disclosed upfront, yet the facility cited credit as the reason for denial. Now, with her name missing from official paperwork and management refusing to respond, Roesch is seeking her deposit back and has filed a complaint with Texas Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division—a cautionary tale urging seniors to demand written agreements before committing.

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