Nursing homes in San Augustine, Texas
Compare all 3 rated nursing homes in San Augustine. See CMS ratings, nurse staffing, inspection findings, fines, and federal safety flags before you call or tour. No facility can pay to be listed, ranked, or hidden.
Among 3 rated homes in San Augustine, 0 have a five-star CMS overall rating and 0 have one star. Local median nurse staffing is 3.65 hours per resident per day, compared with the Texas median of 3.27. None carry a federal abuse-warning flag. Open the report cards to compare staffing, inspections, fines, drug use, and preventable-harm measures before deciding.
What the CMS records show in San Augustine
- San Augustine ranks 6 of 111 Texas cities we cover for median nurse staffing, in the best-staffed quarter.
- 0 of 3 homes report fewer nurse hours than the Texas median of 3.27. The range runs from 3.54 hours per resident per day at Avir At San Augustine to 3.72 at Colonial Pines Healthcare Center.
- 1 of 3 homes paid federal fines in roughly the last three years, about $102,752 in total, all at Avir At San Augustine.
- 100% of homes here are for-profit, above the Texas share of 71%. How ownership tracks quality.
- 2 homes give long-stay residents antipsychotic drugs at twice the Texas median (8.3%) or more, highest at Stonecreek Nursing & Rehabilitation (22.1%).
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Nursing homes in San Augustine: common questions
- How many nursing homes are in San Augustine?
- There are 3 Medicare/Medicaid-certified nursing homes in San Augustine, Texas with CMS report cards on Ellery Care.
- How do I compare nursing homes in San Augustine?
- Open two or three report cards and compare CMS ratings, nurse staffing versus the Texas median, recent inspection findings, fines, and federal safety flags. Add homes to the compare tool to see them side by side.
- What does an abuse-warning flag mean?
- CMS flags a nursing home for abuse when its recent inspection history shows citations for abuse, neglect, or a related pattern. It is a signal to ask direct questions, not an automatic disqualification. 0 homes in San Augustine carry the flag.
- Does Medicare pay for long-term nursing-home care?
- Medicare covers only short-term skilled care after a qualifying hospital stay, up to 100 days with cost-sharing. It does not pay for long-term custodial nursing-home care; most families use savings, long-term-care insurance, or Texas Medicaid.
Source: CMS Care Compare (Nursing Homes), dataset 4pq5-n9py, retrieved 2026-10-05. Educational information only, not advice. See our methodology.