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Personal Care Homes in Texas
Explore local residential care options, compare available details, and learn what to check before choosing a Texas residential personal care home.
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Find personal care homes near you in Texas
The Texas directory currently spans 81 city pages. Start with Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, or another listed city, then confirm the exact address and current assisted-living license in the Texas HHS provider search.
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Narrow a statewide search before comparing individual homes
Texas HHS licenses these residential settings as assisted living facilities. The state separates Type A and Type B facilities partly by whether residents can evacuate without help and whether routine nighttime attendance is needed. Ask each home which license type applies to the exact address you are considering.
This directory currently organizes 591 records across 81 Texas city pages. Begin with the city that best fits the resident’s family, physicians, and transportation needs, then verify the facility name, address, license status, and approved capacity in the official Texas HHS provider search.
For a resident-rights or care concern, use the Texas local ombudsman finder with the home’s city, county, or ZIP code.
A more personal option
Find a setting that feels like home.
Personal care homes offer a smaller, more personal living environment. Review each listing, use the contact details provided when available, and schedule a visit before choosing care.
State licensing resource
Texas licensing and facility records
Texas Health and Human Services licenses and regulates assisted living facilities. Use the state long-term care provider search to review current facility information before choosing care. Services, pricing, availability, and resident fit can change. Use the contact details shown on each Listing when available; otherwise use the official state resource and visit the home before choosing care in Texas.
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Finding care in Texas
How do I choose a personal care home?
When comparing personal care homes in Texas, review the same core information for every home:
- Active license and approved facility capacity in Texas HHS records
- The applicable facility classification, including Type A or Type B where that classification is used
- Staffing levels and overnight coverage
- Medication assistance available
- Total pricing, additional fees, and included services
- Inspection findings or complaint history available from the state regulator
- Current room availability and move-in timing
- An in-person visit to assess cleanliness, safety, staff interactions, and resident comfort
Visit each home you are considering in Texas before selecting care.
Can I contact a home directly?
When a home has provided contact details, its Listing shows the available phone, email, website, or inquiry option. Unclaimed Listings may not yet include direct contact information.
I own a personal care home. How do I add it?
Create an owner account, add your Listing details, and complete the monthly Listing subscription. Your Listing appears publicly when its payment is current.