13 Nursing Homes Near Texas City, TX
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.
Directory of Nursing Homes in Texas City, TX
Seabreeze Nursing and Rehabilitation
6602 MEMORIAL DR, Texas City, TX, 77590
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my uncle has been at your center for 3 months and i am proud to say service has been above the 5 Star rating.
me and my family was very please with the staff and Administrator because of you my uncle special day was a success.
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Thanks for com-dating My uncle Birthday celebration at your Retirement Facilities
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my uncle has been at your center for 3 months and i am proud to say service has been above the 5 Star r
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Thanks for com-dating My uncle Birthday celebration at your Retirement Facilities
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my uncle has been at your center for 3 months and i am proud to say service has been above the 5 Star rating.
me and my family was very please with the staff and Administrator because of you my uncle special day was a success.
Eric
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Gulf Health Care Center Texas City
1720 N LOGAN ST, Texas City, TX, 77590
Not a good nursing home for your love one. The nurses sit at the nurses station talking on the phone. The CNA hides and don’t answer lights, don’t check on the residents, don’t give them water don’t
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Not a good nursing home for your love one. The nurses sit at the nurses station talking on the phone. The CNA hides and don’t answer lights, don’t check on the residents, don’t give them water don’t change them when they are wet in bed or out of bed. Doesn’t do therapy with the resident that needs it. Incompetent nurses incompetent directors and supervisor. The whole staff need to be trained on how to take care of patients. Do not send your loved one here unless you plan on being here every day to check on them.
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Not a good nursing home for your love one. The nurses sit at the nurses station talking on the phone. The CNA hides and don’t answer lights, don’t check on the residents, don’t give them water don’t
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Not a good nursing home for your love one. The nurses sit at the nurses station talking on the phone. The CNA hides and don’t answer lights, don’t check on the residents, don’t give them water don’t change them when they are wet in bed or out of bed. Doesn’t do therapy with the resident that needs it. Incompetent nurses incompetent directors and supervisor. The whole staff need to be trained on how to take care of patients. Do not send your loved one here unless you plan on being here every day to check on them.
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The Rio at Mainland Center
1011 Mainland Center Drive, Texas City, TX, 77591
My mother is currently a resident at The Rio and she loves it! She receives excellent care and the staff is extremely attentive to her needs. We visit daily and the staff is always pleasant and frie
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My mother is currently a resident at The Rio and she loves it! She receives excellent care and the staff is extremely attentive to her needs. We visit daily and the staff is always pleasant and friendly. I know there were issues in the past but the administration is new and have made great, positive changes.
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My mother is currently a resident at The Rio and she loves it! She receives excellent care and the staff is extremely attentive to her needs. We visit daily and the staff is always pleasant and frie
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My mother is currently a resident at The Rio and she loves it! She receives excellent care and the staff is extremely attentive to her needs. We visit daily and the staff is always pleasant and friendly. I know there were issues in the past but the administration is new and have made great, positive changes.
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Bay Oaks Health Care Center
424 Tarpey Rd, Texas City, TX, 77591
U ask for resident room reviews & activities residents enjoy. People as a whole would live in less than favorable conditions if surrounded by peace, love & smiling spirits. What is a five star
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U ask for resident room reviews & activities residents enjoy. People as a whole would live in less than favorable conditions if surrounded by peace, love & smiling spirits. What is a five star facility if one is surrounded by evil & unrest, not to mention lack of medical provisions & care they deserve & pay dearly for…NOT A FIVE STAR FACILITY!!! Residents r served undercooked food, raw meat & then chastised & belittled for complaining. Oh! There’s too much wrong here & nothing being done on behalf of a people who have trusted this is an acceptable place to live out their final days on earth. IT’S NOT a good place far ANYTHING!
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U ask for resident room reviews & activities residents enjoy. People as a whole would live in less than favorable conditions if surrounded by peace, love & smiling spirits. What is a five star
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U ask for resident room reviews & activities residents enjoy. People as a whole would live in less than favorable conditions if surrounded by peace, love & smiling spirits. What is a five star facility if one is surrounded by evil & unrest, not to mention lack of medical provisions & care they deserve & pay dearly for…NOT A FIVE STAR FACILITY!!! Residents r served undercooked food, raw meat & then chastised & belittled for complaining. Oh! There’s too much wrong here & nothing being done on behalf of a people who have trusted this is an acceptable place to live out their final days on earth. IT’S NOT a good place far ANYTHING!
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Baywind Village Convalescent Center
411 ALABAMA, League City, TX, 77573
If the patient has dementia, don’t expect the staff to know how to care for them without you. You need to see your family member everyday to know if they are declining. You’ll need to ask (insist) for
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If the patient has dementia, don’t expect the staff to know how to care for them without you. You need to see your family member everyday to know if they are declining. You’ll need to ask (insist) for a nurse or doctor (not an aid) to assess your loved one if you have any concerns. Drop in at different times of day to see their condition.
Baywind has communication issues; internal and external. The best chance you have to talk to a nurse is late at night when the staff isn’t as busy. If staff writes notes, the next shift might not be reading them.
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If the patient has dementia, don’t expect the staff to know how to care for them without you. You need to see your family member everyday to know if they are declining. You’ll need to ask (insist) for
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If the patient has dementia, don’t expect the staff to know how to care for them without you. You need to see your family member everyday to know if they are declining. You’ll need to ask (insist) for a nurse or doctor (not an aid) to assess your loved one if you have any concerns. Drop in at different times of day to see their condition.
Baywind has communication issues; internal and external. The best chance you have to talk to a nurse is late at night when the staff isn’t as busy. If staff writes notes, the next shift might not be reading them.
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The Meridian
2228 SEAWALL BLVD, Galveston, TX, 77550
My friend is in rehab at The Meridian. He moved in after his hospitalization. It seems very adequate. He has been progressing a bit in his ability to move around. I talked to the physical therapy peop
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My friend is in rehab at The Meridian. He moved in after his hospitalization. It seems very adequate. He has been progressing a bit in his ability to move around. I talked to the physical therapy people yesterday and we talked about what I need him to be able to do. They were very receptive to my input. I saw his food that he got and it looked delicious. He ate every bit of it, so that was good. They have been pretty responsive to my concerns and questions. He has only been there a week.
They are trying to be very observant of all of the anti-Covid restrictions and the facility was clean and neat. The room that he is in is a little bit out-dated, especially compared to some of the things I have seen (as I am a physician, so I know what a hospital looks like). It is very serviceable and it looks like a good place for a transitional facility. However, I have been asking to have a doctor-to-doctor talk and it has not occurred yet. I would like to know a little bit more specifics about my friend’s condition, knowing what I know about his previous condition. Everything else has been pretty good.
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My friend is in rehab at The Meridian. He moved in after his hospitalization. It seems very adequate. He has been progressing a bit in his ability to move around. I talked to the physical therapy peop
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My friend is in rehab at The Meridian. He moved in after his hospitalization. It seems very adequate. He has been progressing a bit in his ability to move around. I talked to the physical therapy people yesterday and we talked about what I need him to be able to do. They were very receptive to my input. I saw his food that he got and it looked delicious. He ate every bit of it, so that was good. They have been pretty responsive to my concerns and questions. He has only been there a week.
They are trying to be very observant of all of the anti-Covid restrictions and the facility was clean and neat. The room that he is in is a little bit out-dated, especially compared to some of the things I have seen (as I am a physician, so I know what a hospital looks like). It is very serviceable and it looks like a good place for a transitional facility. However, I have been asking to have a doctor-to-doctor talk and it has not occurred yet. I would like to know a little bit more specifics about my friend’s condition, knowing what I know about his previous condition. Everything else has been pretty good.
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Regent Care Center of League City
2620 W WALKER, League City, TX, 77573
My mom went to Regent Care Center of League City. They were amazing. They were good with her. I loved their nurses. They were nice. The place was clean and the bedroom was much nicer and much cleaner.
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My mom went to Regent Care Center of League City. They were amazing. They were good with her. I loved their nurses. They were nice. The place was clean and the bedroom was much nicer and much cleaner. I couldn’t ask for better nurses. They were so attentive, and they were just awesome people. I loved them all.
Mom said the food was pretty decent. As far as activities, she was actually in quarantine because she just came from the hospital. She loved it thereafter she got over being afraid. She hated to leave. Her room was beautiful. The nurses were nice. I love the girls in the quarantine area because I didn’t deal with anybody else in any of the other areas. As far as the nursing staff in the quarantine unit, they were just awesome. The facility was very nice.
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My mom went to Regent Care Center of League City. They were amazing. They were good with her. I loved their nurses. They were nice. The place was clean and the bedroom was much nicer and much cleaner.
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My mom went to Regent Care Center of League City. They were amazing. They were good with her. I loved their nurses. They were nice. The place was clean and the bedroom was much nicer and much cleaner. I couldn’t ask for better nurses. They were so attentive, and they were just awesome people. I loved them all.
Mom said the food was pretty decent. As far as activities, she was actually in quarantine because she just came from the hospital. She loved it thereafter she got over being afraid. She hated to leave. Her room was beautiful. The nurses were nice. I love the girls in the quarantine area because I didn’t deal with anybody else in any of the other areas. As far as the nursing staff in the quarantine unit, they were just awesome. The facility was very nice.
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Harbourview Care Center
300 ENTERPRISE AVE, League City, TX, 77573
The rooms are in poor shape. They had ceiling tiles that had water stains. The beds had worn sheets and bedspread. There were only maybe 1 or 2 employees that cared enough to try and give good care. S
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The rooms are in poor shape. They had ceiling tiles that had water stains. The beds had worn sheets and bedspread. There were only maybe 1 or 2 employees that cared enough to try and give good care. Short staffed and bad attitude. We had to be there 24/7 just to make certain mom was seen to and even then it was bad.The PT and OT were the only ones who were professional. They are contract employees or at least were when my mom was there about two years ago. Bottom line, if you love your family member,this is not the place to take them. Unfortunately good and affordable rehab facilities are hard to find. Thank God she was there a short time just for rehab. We got her out as soon as we could . Don’t let the pics fool you. The rooms are drab.
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The rooms are in poor shape. They had ceiling tiles that had water stains. The beds had worn sheets and bedspread. There were only maybe 1 or 2 employees that cared enough to try and give good care. S
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The rooms are in poor shape. They had ceiling tiles that had water stains. The beds had worn sheets and bedspread. There were only maybe 1 or 2 employees that cared enough to try and give good care. Short staffed and bad attitude. We had to be there 24/7 just to make certain mom was seen to and even then it was bad.The PT and OT were the only ones who were professional. They are contract employees or at least were when my mom was there about two years ago. Bottom line, if you love your family member,this is not the place to take them. Unfortunately good and affordable rehab facilities are hard to find. Thank God she was there a short time just for rehab. We got her out as soon as we could . Don’t let the pics fool you. The rooms are drab.
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Gulf Health Care Center In Galveston
3702 COVE VIEW BLVD, Galveston, TX, 77554
My mother was in the Rehab section and I stayed with her on a matress on the floor. In the room next to hers they admitted a woman with a toxic desease requiring that no one enter her room on the dan
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My mother was in the Rehab section and I stayed with her on a matress on the floor. In the room next to hers they admitted a woman with a toxic desease requiring that no one enter her room on the danger that they would be infected with whatever undisclosed infection that she had. They never informed my family of what her illness was. There were many empty rooms all down the corridor and they put her next to my mother’s room. This is one of many, many violations of general infectious desease protections that I witnessed at Gulf Health Care Center. Beware!
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My mother was in the Rehab section and I stayed with her on a matress on the floor. In the room next to hers they admitted a woman with a toxic desease requiring that no one enter her room on the dan
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My mother was in the Rehab section and I stayed with her on a matress on the floor. In the room next to hers they admitted a woman with a toxic desease requiring that no one enter her room on the danger that they would be infected with whatever undisclosed infection that she had. They never informed my family of what her illness was. There were many empty rooms all down the corridor and they put her next to my mother’s room. This is one of many, many violations of general infectious desease protections that I witnessed at Gulf Health Care Center. Beware!
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Nursing Home Costs in Texas City, TX
The average monthly cost of semiprivate nursing home care in Texas City is $5,627, while a private room costs $7,635.
The Cost of Nursing Home Care in Nearby Cities
At an average monthly cost of $5,627, nursing home care in Texas City is more expensive than the Texas average of $5,019, but well below the national average of $7,756.
It’s common for care costs to vary within a state, and that’s especially true in Texas where nursing home rates range from a low of $4,091 in Longview up to a high of $6,350 in Brownsville. Semiprivate nursing home care costs an average of $5,201 per month in the state capitol, Austin, and $5,171 in Dallas.
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
Given that nursing homes provide specialized medical care to those with complex care needs, it’s easy to understand why nursing home care is the costliest long-term care option. Seniors who can safely remain in their own homes with support can expect to pay about $1,138 per month for adult day health care, and $4,290 for either a homemaker or home health aide. Nonmedical residential care in an assisted living facility costs an average of $4,750 per month.
Note: Data for Texas City was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Houston, was used instead.
Financial Assistance for Nursing Home Care in Texas City, TX
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
- Medicare: Medicare will typically cover all skilled nursing costs for the first 20 days of one’s stay in a nursing home and a portion of the costs until day 100. After 100 days in a skilled nursing facility, Medicare will not cover any part of the cost of the stay. While this is adequate when short-term care is needed, those in need of long-term care will need to either pay out-of-pocket or use another source of financial assistance.
- Medicaid: Medicaid covers most of the costs of living in a skilled nursing facility for those who qualify. Care, room, and board are covered with no time limit, but residents may be charged for extras like specially prepared food or cosmetic services. Medicaid eligibility standards are strict and complex, so not all seniors are eligible for Medicaid benefits.
- Veterans Benefits: Veterans receiving a VA pension may also be eligible for the Aid and Attendance benefit administered by the VA. Aid and Attendance is a monthly allowance that beneficiaries may use to pay for their long-term care, including skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Free Resources for Seniors in Texas City, TX
Texas City seniors who require long-term care services can access information and support through a number of government and nonprofit agencies. Many of these resources are designed to help prevent or delay institutionalization of seniors by providing in-home and community-based support.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
| Alzheimer’s Texas | (800) 367-2132 | Based in Austin, Alzheimer’s Texas is a statewide nonprofit organization that provides free resources to those living with memory loss. Seniors can call the toll-free number to learn about local support services, connect with specialized Alzheimer’s programs and access assistance with care planning. |
| Meals on Wheels Galveston County | (713) 533-4900 | Meals on Wheels Galveston County provides vulnerable seniors aged 60 and older with low-cost healthy, hot home-delivered lunches every weekday. The organization also operates a breakfast program, and aniMeals on Wheels, a program that provides pet food for companion animals. |
| Galveston County Veterans Services | (409) 766-2448 | Galveston County Veterans Services helps vets, survivors and dependents access VA benefits and services, including the VA Aid and Attendance and Housebound pension benefits. Veteran Service Officers can also arrange free transportation for vets to the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center in nearby Houston. |