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Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

101 N San Marcos Street, Whitney, TX 76692 · Hill County · one of 1,177 skilled nursing facilities in Texas
Its Medicare cost report, line by line ↓
88
certified beds
2 / 5
overall CMS rating
Government
ownership type
80.5%
occupancy, Oct 2026: 71 residents a day · Texas 67.5%
1.66
case mix, 1.18x the national average
2.88
nurse hours per resident day · Texas 3.39
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How Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center compares

Better than most of Hill County on 5 of 8 lines.

Occupancy, Oct 202680.5%Better than mostHigher than 2 of the 3 other buildings in Hill County

Residents on an average day as a share of certified beds, from CMS's monthly census. The middle of the set: 55.9%. Source: CMS monthly provider files, Oct 2026.

Nurse hours per resident day2.88Behind mostLower than all 3 other buildings in Hill County

Nurse and aide hours for each resident, each day, from CMS payroll records. The middle of the set: 3.07. Source: CMS monthly provider files, Oct 2026.

Overall CMS rating2 / 5Better than mostHigher than 2 of the 3 other buildings in Hill County

CMS's overall star rating, set from inspections, staffing and quality measures. The middle of the set: 1 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Health inspection rating3 / 5Better than mostHigher than 2 of the 3 other buildings in Hill County

CMS's star rating for the building's recent health inspections. The middle of the set: 1 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Staffing rating1 / 5Mid-packLevel with 2 of the 3 other buildings in Hill County; the other 1 are ahead

CMS's star rating for nurse staffing levels and turnover. The middle of the set: 1 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Quality measures rating2 / 5Behind mostLower than all 3 other buildings in Hill County

CMS's star rating for resident-care quality measures. The middle of the set: 4 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

RN hours per resident day0.49Better than mostHigher than all 3 other buildings in Hill County

Registered nurse hours for each resident, each day. The middle of the set: 0.30. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Deficiencies cited4Better than mostFewer than all 3 other buildings in Hill County

Health deficiencies cited at the building's most recent standard survey. Fewer is better. The middle of the set: 11. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Better than most of Texas on 3 of 8 lines.

Occupancy, Oct 202680.5%Better than mostHigher than 851 of the 1,163 other buildings in Texas, level with 2

Residents on an average day as a share of certified beds, from CMS's monthly census. The middle of the set: 68.5%. Source: CMS monthly provider files, Oct 2026.

Nurse hours per resident day2.88Behind mostHigher than 128 of the 1,147 other buildings in Texas, level with 10

Nurse and aide hours for each resident, each day, from CMS payroll records. The middle of the set: 3.27. Source: CMS monthly provider files, Oct 2026.

Overall CMS rating2 / 5Behind mostHigher than 288 of the 1,165 other buildings in Texas, level with 253

CMS's overall star rating, set from inspections, staffing and quality measures. The middle of the set: 3 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Health inspection rating3 / 5Mid-packHigher than 523 of the 1,165 other buildings in Texas, level with 246

CMS's star rating for the building's recent health inspections. The middle of the set: 3 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Staffing rating1 / 5Behind mostLevel with 507 of the 1,163 other buildings in Texas; the other 656 are ahead

CMS's star rating for nurse staffing levels and turnover. The middle of the set: 2 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Quality measures rating2 / 5Behind mostHigher than 33 of the 1,162 other buildings in Texas, level with 124

CMS's star rating for resident-care quality measures. The middle of the set: 4 / 5. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

RN hours per resident day0.49Better than mostHigher than 805 of the 1,151 other buildings in Texas, level with 22

Registered nurse hours for each resident, each day. The middle of the set: 0.39. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

Deficiencies cited4Better than mostFewer than 1,039 of the 1,176 other buildings in Texas, the same as 60

Health deficiencies cited at the building's most recent standard survey. Fewer is better. The middle of the set: 10. Source: CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

From its cost report and Medicaid rate, against Texas
Net margin00.0%

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Medicaid share of days00.0%

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Medicaid rate$000

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Tap a line for what it measures and the middle of the set. Each count leaves this building out. Source: CMS monthly provider files, Oct 2026; CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

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101 N San Marcos Street, Whitney, TX
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Hill County, Texas
4 skilled nursing facilities; average overall rating 2.0, Texas 2.8.
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Cost report, against Texas
Each line is what this building filed with Medicare for its latest full year, beside the middle building in Texas. The rank counts from the top: 1st is the highest figure among Texas's filing buildings on that line, out of the buildings that filed it. The arrow beside a figure compares it with the building's own full year before: green is better, red is worse, grey is neither. Shares and margins move in points. A line standing on fewer than 20 filings is not ranked. Operating expense is the cost report's own operating line. Net income also counts income and expense outside patient care, such as investment income, rentals and donations, which is why it is not patient revenue minus that line.
Medicare cost reports, as filed

This year’s cost report looks incomplete for this building, so we’re not running the numbers on it yet. What the buildings in Texas that filed reported is below.

Line
State median
Reports
OccupancyPatient days as a share of available bed days, both off Worksheet S-3 Part I.
65.9%
1,143
Medicare share of daysTraditional Medicare days as a share of all patient days, off Worksheet S-3 Part I.
6.6%
1,146
Medicaid share of daysMedicaid days as a share of all patient days, off Worksheet S-3 Part I.
66.8%
1,132
Patient revenue per patient dayNet patient revenue off Worksheet G-3, divided by patient days off Worksheet S-3 Part I. Blended across every payer.
$268
1,144
Operating expense per patient dayTotal operating expense off Worksheet G-3, divided by patient days. Net income also counts income and expense outside patient care, such as investment income, rentals and donations, which is why it is not patient revenue minus this line.
$279
1,143
Net income per patient dayNet income off Worksheet G-3, divided by patient days.
$12
1,122
Net marginNet income off Worksheet G-3 over net patient revenue off the same worksheet.
4.2%
1,111
Quality and staffing
CMS Care Compare · Oct 2026
Overall rating2 / 5 · state 2.8
Health inspection3 / 5 · state 2.8
Staffing1 / 5 · state 1.9
RN hours per resident per day0.49 · state 0.44
Overall rating, last 8 quarters
1 / 5for 8 straight quartersQ3’24 to Q2’26 · CMS Care Compare

CMS sets the overall star rating from health inspections, staffing and quality measures. The occupancy percentage is not the star rating. 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.

Resident care
CMS quality measures · 2025Q3 to 2026Q2 · Oct 2026
measurethis buildingTexasnationrecent quarters
Needed more help with daily activities11.4%better than state15.8%13.5%2025Q2: 12.9%2025Q3: 17.1%2025Q4: 7.5%2026Q1: 13.6%2026Q2: 8.5%
12.9% → 8.5%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Catheter inserted and left in0.9%worse than state0.3%0.7%2025Q2: 0.0%2025Q3: 0.0%2025Q4: 1.4%2026Q1: 0.9%2026Q2: 1.1%
0.0% → 1.1%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Urinary tract infection0.0%better than state0.8%1.5%2025Q2: 0.0%2025Q3: 0.0%2025Q4: 0.0%2026Q1: 0.0%2026Q2: 0.0%
0.0% → 0.0%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Fall with major injury2.8%better than state3.2%3.2%2025Q2: 12.5%2025Q3: 8.5%2025Q4: 0.0%2026Q1: 0.0%2026Q2: 3.3%
12.5% → 3.3%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Newly given an antipsychotic (short stay)3.6%worse than state1.4%1.5%2025Q2: 10.0%2025Q3: 11.1%2025Q4: 3.3%2026Q1: 2.6%2026Q2: 0.0%
10.0% → 0.0%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Ability to walk independently worsened8.8%better than state12.9%12.7%too few quarters to chart
Pressure ulcers8.3%worse than state3.7%4.5%2025Q2: 2.8%2025Q3: 8.1%2025Q4: 9.3%2026Q1: 7.1%2026Q2: 8.6%
2.8% → 8.6%
Q2’25 to Q2’26
Given an antipsychotic15.7%worse than state9.8%15.4%2025Q2: 21.4%2025Q3: 13.8%2025Q4: 10.0%2026Q1: 17.5%2026Q2: 19.5%
21.4% → 19.5%
Q2’25 to Q2’26

Each figure is the share of residents, so lower is better. The building's figure, the state's and the nation's are CMS's four-quarter averages; the small bars are single quarters, which move more than the average does.

Surveys and enforcement
CMS health inspections
Dec 2025
last standard survey
4
deficiencies cited · Texas avg 11.4
$45,435
fines, last 3 years
2024
last change of ownership on the federal file
Reported
CMS affiliation

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Hill County
buildingbedsoverallAvir at Itasca514 / 5Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center882 / 5Avir at Hillsboro1051 / 5Town Hall Estates1381 / 5
All Texas buildings in Hill County ›
Texas at a glance
1,177
buildings
133,481
licensed beds
67%
occupancy
70%
for-profit
Texas market intelligence report ›
The neighborhood
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Nearby skilled nursing
buildingbedsoveralloccupancyAvir at HillsboroHillsboro · 13.6 mi1051 / 5under 70%Town Hall EstatesHillsboro · 13.9 mi1381 / 5under 70%West Rest HavenWest · 16.4 mi1202 / 5over 85%Avir at ItascaItasca · 17.9 mi514 / 5over 85%Willow Park Rehabilitation Health Care CenterClifton · 19.1 mi1101 / 570-85%Sunset HomeClifton · 19.7 mi1284 / 5over 85%
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About this data
What is the CMS overall rating of Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center?
Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Whitney, TX carries an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars in the Oct 2026 CMS file.
How many beds does Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center have?
Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is certified for 88 beds in the Oct 2026 CMS file.
How full is Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center?
CMS's reported average residents put Whitney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center's occupancy in the 70-85% band in the Oct 2026 CMS file.
Source: CMS Provider Information, Care Compare and Payroll-Based Journal staffing · CMS files dated October 2026.
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Source: CMS Provider Information and Care Compare, Oct 2026 files. Tracked every month in SNFRadar's system.