Situated along the shores of Galveston Bay about 40 miles southeast of downtown Houston, Texas City is a vibrant port city known for its petroleum refineries and proximity to the Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge. The city is home to 50,094 residents, including approximately 7,714 seniors aged 65 and older. Emergency and acute health care services are available at the 222-bed HCA Houston Healthcare Mainland hospital, and there’s also a VA clinic that offers primary care, radiology, lab and optometry services.
According to Genworth Financial’s 2020 Cost of Care Survey, the average monthly cost of nursing home care in Texas City is $5,627, which includes 24/7 medical support and recreational programming in a specialized institutional setting. Seniors who don’t require around-the-clock skilled nursing care may find that less-costly long term care options such as assisted living ($4,750) or home health care services ($4,290) meet their needs.
This guide provides a general overview of nursing home costs in Texas City, as well as the costs of other types of residential and community-based care. There’s also information about financial aid programs to help cover the cost of nursing home care, and links to a number of free and low-cost resources for frail seniors.