10 Nursing Homes in San Angelo, TX
Also serving communities of Robert Lee, Eldorado.
The average cost of nursing homes in San Angelo is $130 per month. This is lower than the national median of $6,290.
To help you with your search, browse the 9 reviews below for nursing homes in San Angelo. On average, consumers rate nursing homes in San Angelo 2.9 out of 5 stars.
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Top 10 Nursing Homes in San Angelo, TX
Park Plaza Nursing & Rehabilitation
Cedar Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation
Senior Care of Meadow Creek
Trisun Care Center Regency House
Senior Care Of San Angelo
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Recent Reviews of Nursing Homes in San Angelo
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Review of Senior Care Of San Angelo
My father was here for a little under a month. We had multiple issues. Within the first few days he was rushed to the emergency room for a blood sugar of 564 due to not having the correct insulin r... Read more
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Review of Senior Care of Meadow Creek
My dad is at Senior Care of Meadow Creek. It is close to my mom's house, and that's what she wants. We like it. They're short-staffed like anybody else, but as far as the employees we have dealt wi... Read more
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Review of Senior Care Of San Angelo
I chose Senior Care Of San Angelo for my brother because that was the only place that had an opening. The room looked like a shared hospital room with a curtain that separates the two beds. There i... Read more
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