Nursing Homes in Texas: 1,177 Skilled Nursing Facilities

1,177

buildings

133,481

licensed beds

67%

occupancyU.S. 80%

2.8

avg overall ratingU.S. 3.0

1.40

avg case mixU.S. 1.40

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Harris County97 buildings · 11,621 beds2 / 5 avg rating Dallas County82 buildings · 10,718 beds2 / 5 avg rating Tarrant County72 buildings · 9,076 beds2 / 5 avg rating Bexar County62 buildings · 7,676 beds2 / 5 avg rating Travis County28 buildings · 3,203 beds2 / 5 avg rating Collin County22 buildings · 2,640 beds3 / 5 avg rating El Paso County22 buildings · 2,585 beds1 / 5 avg rating Hidalgo County22 buildings · 2,772 beds3 / 5 avg rating Denton County18 buildings · 1,957 beds2 / 5 avg rating Mc Lennan County18 buildings · 2,414 beds2 / 5 avg rating Smith County17 buildings · 1,985 beds2 / 5 avg rating Bell County16 buildings · 1,810 beds3 / 5 avg rating Fort Bend County15 buildings · 1,512 beds2 / 5 avg rating Lubbock County15 buildings · 1,750 beds2 / 5 avg rating Williamson County15 buildings · 1,805 beds3 / 5 avg rating Cameron County14 buildings · 1,673 beds3 / 5 avg rating Jefferson County14 buildings · 1,745 beds2 / 5 avg rating Nueces County14 buildings · 1,745 beds2 / 5 avg rating Brazoria County13 buildings · 1,510 beds2 / 5 avg rating Galveston County12 buildings · 1,478 beds3 / 5 avg rating Gregg County12 buildings · 1,438 beds2 / 5 avg rating Montgomery County12 buildings · 1,673 beds2 / 5 avg rating Taylor County12 buildings · 1,183 beds2 / 5 avg rating Grayson County11 buildings · 1,354 beds2 / 5 avg rating Ellis County10 buildings · 1,279 beds3 / 5 avg rating Wichita County10 buildings · 1,103 beds4 / 5 avg rating Johnson County9 buildings · 1,135 beds3 / 5 avg rating Kaufman County9 buildings · 978 beds2 / 5 avg rating Parker County9 buildings · 986 beds2 / 5 avg rating Potter County9 buildings · 1,017 beds3 / 5 avg rating Angelina County8 buildings · 920 beds2 / 5 avg rating Guadalupe County8 buildings · 976 beds1 / 5 avg rating Tom Green County8 buildings · 869 beds2 / 5 avg rating Bowie County7 buildings · 670 beds2 / 5 avg rating Brazos County7 buildings · 752 beds2 / 5 avg rating Brown County7 buildings · 692 beds4 / 5 avg rating Cherokee County6 buildings · 610 beds2 / 5 avg rating Comal County6 buildings · 816 beds2 / 5 avg rating Ector County6 buildings · 653 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hays County6 buildings · 727 beds2 / 5 avg rating Kendall County6 buildings · 532 beds2 / 5 avg rating Lavaca County6 buildings · 635 beds3 / 5 avg rating Navarro County6 buildings · 642 beds3 / 5 avg rating Van Zandt County6 buildings · 565 beds3 / 5 avg rating Webb County6 buildings · 762 beds3 / 5 avg rating Anderson County5 buildings · 639 beds3 / 5 avg rating Atascosa County5 buildings · 364 beds2 / 5 avg rating Bastrop County5 buildings · 564 beds2 / 5 avg rating Caldwell County5 buildings · 410 beds1 / 5 avg rating Fannin County5 buildings · 547 beds2 / 5 avg rating Fayette County5 buildings · 508 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hardin County5 buildings · 497 beds3 / 5 avg rating Henderson County5 buildings · 544 beds3 / 5 avg rating Hunt County5 buildings · 585 beds2 / 5 avg rating Lamar County5 buildings · 577 beds2 / 5 avg rating Limestone County5 buildings · 392 beds3 / 5 avg rating Midland County5 buildings · 525 beds2 / 5 avg rating Rockwall County5 buildings · 766 beds3 / 5 avg rating Wood County5 buildings · 525 beds2 / 5 avg rating Cass County4 buildings · 428 beds2 / 5 avg rating Colorado County4 buildings · 415 beds3 / 5 avg rating Cooke County4 buildings · 441 beds2 / 5 avg rating Coryell County4 buildings · 453 beds3 / 5 avg rating Eastland County4 buildings · 266 beds2 / 5 avg rating Gillespie County4 buildings · 389 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hill County4 buildings · 382 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hood County4 buildings · 501 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hopkins County4 buildings · 487 beds2 / 5 avg rating Kerr County4 buildings · 609 beds1 / 5 avg rating Liberty County4 buildings · 438 beds3 / 5 avg rating Nacogdoches County4 buildings · 487 beds3 / 5 avg rating Polk County4 buildings · 451 beds2 / 5 avg rating Rusk County4 buildings · 525 beds2 / 5 avg rating Victoria County4 buildings · 454 beds2 / 5 avg rating Wharton County4 buildings · 447 beds2 / 5 avg rating Wilson County4 buildings · 515 beds2 / 5 avg rating Wise County4 buildings · 446 beds1 / 5 avg rating Bosque County3 buildings · 332 beds2 / 5 avg rating Burnet County3 buildings · 310 beds3 / 5 avg rating Comanche County3 buildings · 356 beds3 / 5 avg rating De Witt County3 buildings · 300 beds3 / 5 avg rating Erath County3 buildings · 270 beds3 / 5 avg rating Freestone County3 buildings · 261 beds4 / 5 avg rating Gray County3 buildings · 272 beds4 / 5 avg rating Hamilton County3 buildings · 234 beds3 / 5 avg rating Harrison County3 buildings · 422 beds2 / 5 avg rating Houston County3 buildings · 286 beds2 / 5 avg rating Howard County3 buildings · 395 beds3 / 5 avg rating Jasper County3 buildings · 335 beds4 / 5 avg rating Jim Wells County3 buildings · 441 beds2 / 5 avg rating Karnes County3 buildings · 238 beds2 / 5 avg rating Lampasas County3 buildings · 260 beds2 / 5 avg rating Llano County3 buildings · 338 beds2 / 5 avg rating Matagorda County3 buildings · 325 beds2 / 5 avg rating Maverick County3 buildings · 332 beds3 / 5 avg rating Medina County3 buildings · 287 beds3 / 5 avg rating Milam County3 buildings · 293 beds2 / 5 avg rating Orange County3 buildings · 364 beds2 / 5 avg rating Panola County3 buildings · 303 beds2 / 5 avg rating Randall County3 buildings · 346 beds2 / 5 avg rating Robertson County3 buildings · 252 beds2 / 5 avg rating San Augustine County3 buildings · 285 beds3 / 5 avg rating Shelby County3 buildings · 349 beds4 / 5 avg rating Titus County3 buildings · 362 beds1 / 5 avg rating Trinity County3 buildings · 227 beds3 / 5 avg rating Val Verde County3 buildings · 256 beds2 / 5 avg rating Walker County3 buildings · 246 beds4 / 5 avg rating Washington County3 buildings · 289 beds2 / 5 avg rating Young County3 buildings · 325 beds3 / 5 avg rating Aransas County2 buildings · 212 beds4 / 5 avg rating Austin County2 buildings · 175 beds4 / 5 avg rating Bandera County2 buildings · 180 beds1 / 5 avg rating Bee County2 buildings · 221 beds5 / 5 avg rating Burleson County2 buildings · 202 beds2 / 5 avg rating Calhoun County2 buildings · 278 beds3 / 5 avg rating Callahan County2 buildings · 122 beds4 / 5 avg rating Castro County2 buildings · 168 beds3 / 5 avg rating Chambers County2 buildings · 244 beds1 / 5 avg rating Coke County2 buildings · 125 beds4 / 5 avg rating Coleman County2 buildings · 160 beds4 / 5 avg rating Crosby County2 buildings · 99 beds2 / 5 avg rating Falls County2 buildings · 171 beds5 / 5 avg rating Gonzales County2 buildings · 212 beds3 / 5 avg rating Grimes County2 buildings · 297 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hale County2 buildings · 214 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hockley County2 buildings · 207 beds3 / 5 avg rating Hutchinson County2 buildings · 230 beds2 / 5 avg rating Jackson County2 buildings · 211 beds4 / 5 avg rating Jones County2 buildings · 172 beds2 / 5 avg rating Kleberg County2 buildings · 266 beds3 / 5 avg rating Knox County2 buildings · 127 beds3 / 5 avg rating Lamb County2 buildings · 155 beds3 / 5 avg rating Lee County2 buildings · 186 beds1 / 5 avg rating Madison County2 buildings · 196 beds2 / 5 avg rating Mills County2 buildings · 146 beds3 / 5 avg rating Montague County2 buildings · 269 beds3 / 5 avg rating Moore County2 buildings · 166 beds5 / 5 avg rating Nolan County2 buildings · 175 beds4 / 5 avg rating Palo Pinto County2 buildings · 215 beds3 / 5 avg rating Parmer County2 buildings · 158 beds3 / 5 avg rating Red River County2 buildings · 252 beds3 / 5 avg rating Runnels County2 buildings · 232 beds3 / 5 avg rating Sabine County2 buildings · 179 beds3 / 5 avg rating San Patricio County2 buildings · 187 beds3 / 5 avg rating Somervell County2 buildings · 220 beds4 / 5 avg rating Starr County2 buildings · 230 beds4 / 5 avg rating Terry County2 buildings · 162 beds2 / 5 avg rating Tyler County2 buildings · 179 beds2 / 5 avg rating Upshur County2 buildings · 205 beds1 / 5 avg rating Uvalde County2 buildings · 315 beds2 / 5 avg rating Andrews County1 building · 112 beds5 / 5 avg rating Armstrong County1 building · 66 beds3 / 5 avg rating Bailey County1 building · 74 beds1 / 5 avg rating Baylor County1 building · 90 beds4 / 5 avg rating Blanco County1 building · 60 beds1 / 5 avg rating Brooks County1 building · 96 beds4 / 5 avg rating Camp County1 building · 102 beds4 / 5 avg rating Childress County1 building · 120 beds2 / 5 avg rating Clay County1 building · 60 beds1 / 5 avg rating Collingsworth County1 building · 76 beds4 / 5 avg rating Concho County1 building · 66 beds4 / 5 avg rating Crane County1 building · 110 beds2 / 5 avg rating Crockett County1 building · 45 beds5 / 5 avg rating Dallam County1 building · 67 beds Dawson County1 building · 80 beds2 / 5 avg rating Deaf Smith County1 building · 120 beds5 / 5 avg rating Delta County1 building · 100 beds4 / 5 avg rating Dimmit County1 building · 100 beds5 / 5 avg rating Donley County1 building · 61 beds3 / 5 avg rating Duval County1 building · 90 beds5 / 5 avg rating Foard County1 building · 67 beds4 / 5 avg rating Franklin County1 building · 95 beds3 / 5 avg rating Frio County1 building · 150 beds4 / 5 avg rating Gaines County1 building · 40 beds4 / 5 avg rating Garza County1 building · 65 beds4 / 5 avg rating Goliad County1 building · 90 beds3 / 5 avg rating Hall County1 building · 72 beds2 / 5 avg rating Hansford County1 building · 60 beds5 / 5 avg rating Haskell County1 building · 68 beds5 / 5 avg rating Hemphill County1 building · 48 beds4 / 5 avg rating Jack County1 building · 104 beds3 / 5 avg rating Jim Hogg County1 building · 60 beds2 / 5 avg rating Kent County1 building · 60 beds2 / 5 avg rating La Salle County1 building · 60 beds4 / 5 avg rating Leon County1 building · 74 beds3 / 5 avg rating Lipscomb County1 building · 40 beds3 / 5 avg rating Live Oak County1 building · 96 beds3 / 5 avg rating Marion County1 building · 116 beds1 / 5 avg rating Mc Culloch County1 building · 106 beds5 / 5 avg rating Menard County1 building · 40 beds2 / 5 avg rating Mitchell County1 building · 54 beds3 / 5 avg rating Morris County1 building · 106 beds1 / 5 avg rating Motley County1 building · 50 beds4 / 5 avg rating Newton County1 building · 84 beds1 / 5 avg rating Ochiltree County1 building · 60 beds5 / 5 avg rating Pecos County1 building · 120 beds3 / 5 avg rating Rains County1 building · 68 beds3 / 5 avg rating Reagan County1 building · 36 beds2 / 5 avg rating Real County1 building · 86 beds1 / 5 avg rating Reeves County1 building · 89 beds1 / 5 avg rating Refugio County1 building · 90 beds3 / 5 avg rating San Jacinto County1 building · 100 beds1 / 5 avg rating San Saba County1 building · 72 beds5 / 5 avg rating Schleicher County1 building · 34 beds4 / 5 avg rating Scurry County1 building · 80 beds2 / 5 avg rating Sherman County1 building · 26 beds5 / 5 avg rating Stephens County1 building · 92 beds5 / 5 avg rating Sterling County1 building · 44 beds4 / 5 avg rating Stonewall County1 building · 53 beds4 / 5 avg rating Upton County1 building · 30 beds2 / 5 avg rating Waller County1 building · 130 beds2 / 5 avg rating Ward County1 building · 92 beds4 / 5 avg rating Wheeler County1 building · 90 beds5 / 5 avg rating Wilbarger County1 building · 120 beds4 / 5 avg rating Willacy County1 building · 120 beds2 / 5 avg rating Yoakum County1 building · 60 beds5 / 5 avg rating Zapata County1 building · 59 beds3 / 5 avg rating

The market

Texas at a glance

Texas nursing home occupancy. Texas nursing homes are 67% occupied: average daily residents against certified beds, statewide, against 80% for the U.S. Source: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 file.

Texas beside the country

CMS Provider Information, building-weighted

Occupancy67%

U.S. 80%

13 points below U.S.

Overall CMS rating2.8

U.S. 3.0

8% below U.S.

Staffing rating1.9

U.S. 3.0

about 0.6 times the U.S. figure

Case mix1.40

U.S. 1.40

about the same as U.S.

Deficiencies per survey11.4

U.S. 12.3

7% below U.S.

How full the buildings are

share of 1,177 buildings

Texas

52%29%19%

under 70% occupied70-85% occupiedover 85% occupied

Occupancy compares average residents with certified beds. Certified beds can include beds the home chooses not to fill; this figure does not tell us why beds are unused.

Ownership type and affiliations

CMS Provider Information

70%21%

For-profit (70%)Nonprofit (9%)Government (21%)

66 CMS affiliation groups

CMS groups homes with shared ownership or management. An affiliation does not establish that a chain owns this building.

Who lives here

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024.

30,188,424

residents

4,056,252

aged 65 and over

Trend

Texas, statewide

Jul 2024 to Jul 2026, 12 filed months. CMS Provider Information.

Occupancy, building average

Texas

Up 2 points, Jul 2024 to Jul 2026.

Overall CMS rating

Texas

Up 0.1, Jul 2024 to Jul 2026.

Staff turnover

Texas

Flat, Jul 2024 to Jul 2026.

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Alameda Oaks Nursing CenterCorpus Christi, Nueces County, TX · CCN 455687146beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.54case mix

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Alfredo Gonzalez Texas State Veterans HomeMcallen, Hidalgo County, TX · CCN 676063160beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.26case mix

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Allegiant Wellness and RehabCrowley, Tarrant County, TX · CCN 67645260beds5 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.31case mix

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Amarillo Center for Skilled CareAmarillo, Potter County, TX · CCN 676347122beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.33case mix

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Amarillo Medical LodgeAmarillo, Potter County, TX · CCN 675282102beds5 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.60case mix

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Arbor Hills Rehabilitation and Healthcare CenterEagle Lake, Colorado County, TX · CCN 67636180beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.22case mix

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Arbrook PlazaArlington, Tarrant County, TX · CCN 675930120beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.48case mix

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Arlington Residence and Rehabilitation CenterArlington, Tarrant County, TX · CCN 455872118beds1 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.35case mix

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Army Residence CommunitySan Antonio, Bexar County, TX · CCN 67569791beds5 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.21case mix

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Ashton Medical LodgeMidland, Midland County, TX · CCN 676430144beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.77case mix

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Autumn Leaves Nursing and Rehab IncHenderson, Rusk County, TX · CCN 676025125beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.46case mix

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Avalon Place KirbyvilleKirbyville, Jasper County, TX · CCN 675220114beds5 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.23case mix

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Avante Rehabilitation CenterIrving, Dallas County, TX · CCN 675908120beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.36case mix

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Avir at AthensAthens, Henderson County, TX · CCN 455834112beds1 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.43case mix

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Avir at BanderaBandera, Bandera County, TX · CCN 676233118beds1 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.25case mix

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Avir at Bay CityBay City, Matagorda County, TX · CCN 455643120beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.43case mix

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Avir at BurnetBurnet, Burnet County, TX · CCN 675619112beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.33case mix

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Avir at CarthageCarthage, Panola County, TX · CCN 455963104beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.36case mix

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Avir at ChildressChildress, Childress County, TX · CCN 675055120beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.14case mix

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Avir at Corpus ChristiCorpus Christi, Nueces County, TX · CCN 455697121beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.29case mix

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Avir at DallasDallas, Dallas County, TX · CCN 676215136beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.48case mix

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Avir at Dripping SpringsDripping Springs, Hays County, TX · CCN 67598060beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.24case mix

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Avir at GonzalesGonzales, Gonzales County, TX · CCN 67512480beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.40case mix

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Avir at JacksboroJacksboro, Jack County, TX · CCN 455808104beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.31case mix

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Avir at JeffersonJefferson, Marion County, TX · CCN 675241116beds1 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.33case mix

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Avir at KeenelandWeatherford, Parker County, TX · CCN 67570872beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.34case mix

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Avir at MonahansMonahans, Ward County, TX · CCN 67552292beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.31case mix

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Avir at San AugustineSan Augustine, San Augustine County, TX · CCN 67584688beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.76case mix

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Avir at StephenvilleStephenville, Erath County, TX · CCN 455744102beds1 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.14case mix

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Azalea Trail Nursing and Rehabilitation CenterGrand Saline, Van Zandt County, TX · CCN 67525372beds5 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.20case mix

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About this data

How many nursing homes are in Texas?

Texas has 1,177 nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) with 133,481 certified beds across 217 counties, in CMS’s Provider Information file of October 2026.

How many certified beds are in Texas?

133,481 certified skilled nursing beds.

What is the nursing home occupancy rate in Texas?

Texas nursing homes are 67% occupied: average daily residents against certified beds, statewide, against 80% for the U.S. Source: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 file.

What is the average CMS rating of Texas skilled nursing facilities?

2.8 out of 5 stars, averaged over the 1,166 rated buildings.

Are there nursing homes for sale in Texas?

No public listings. 3G Healthcare Real Estate sells skilled nursing facilities confidentially, so buildings for sale are not posted here. A buyer can tell us what they buy at snfradar.com/acquisition-criteria.

Source: CMS Provider Information and Care Compare · CMS files dated October 2026.

Published by 3G Healthcare Real Estate, skilled nursing advisors. Authors: Stan Klos III, Founder · Christian Patrick, President.

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