Houston Care Compass

Home Assisted Living

Assisted living in the south Houston corridor

Assisted living facilities provide housing, meals and help with daily activities for people who do not need 24-hour skilled nursing. Texas licenses them as Type A or Type B.

163 state-licensed assisted living facilities. 146 hold a Type B license, meaning they may accept residents who cannot evacuate the building without help. 61 are certified by Texas for Alzheimer's and dementia care, and 117 are small homes of sixteen beds or fewer. License data as of August 2026.

Texas issues no star ratings for assisted living, and publishes no inspection findings the way Medicare does for nursing homes. The complaint and administrative penalty records above were obtained by public records request, not from a published feed. Citation-level inspection detail — what an inspector actually cited a facility for — is held but not yet published here. An empty inspection section is not a clean inspection record — where the state publishes nothing, this page says so rather than implying a finding.

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Listed alphabetically. Texas publishes no star rating or inspection score for assisted living, so there is nothing here to rank by and this order is not a recommendation. Advertising status is not a ranking factor and no facility on this page pays for its position.