13 Nursing Homes in San Angelo, TX - Find Reviews, Photos (2024)

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San Angelo is a city in Texas with a population of 101,000 inhabitants, with seniors of 65 and over making up 15.1% of that total. San Angelo is home to a number of hospitals including Ballinger Memorial Hospital, River Crest Hospital and San Angelo Community Medical Center. The city's temperatures fall within a wide range, with low temperatures below freezing point and highs above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This city will be very attractive to seniors that like warmth as it experiences 251 days of sunshine per year.

Seniors in San Angelo may require nursing home care at some point in time. Nursing homes in San Angelo provide a higher level of care than assisted living communities can but not the intensive care that only a hospital can provide. Nursing homes are not for seniors whose needs can be accommodated by a residential care facility or that can stay in their own homes with some assistance.

This guide has additional information on San Angelo as well as nursing home costs and long-term care resources available for families in the area.

The SeniorScore for San Angelo, TX

San Angelo has a SeniorScore of 77 which is many points higher than the national average and three points higher than the statewide average. The city achieved its highest score in the General Quality of Life and Finances categories. Its lowest score is in the Health & Safety category.

The General Quality of Life score for San Angelo is 85. The city experiences mild winters, very warm summers and ideal levels of rainfall. San Angelo also has a very sparse population density with very short daily commute times. It also has a high public school safety rating, although it lacks in the quality of public schooling.

The city’s second highest score of 70 is in the Finances category. Its property taxes and property tax percentage of property value are significantly lower than the national average. Its sales taxes, however, are higher than the U.S. average. Nursing home costs and the overall cost of living are much lower than the country's median, while its median and mean household income, as well as its per capita income, are also considerably lower than the countrywide average.

San Angelo has a high property crime rating and an even higher violent crime rating and consequently received its lowest score of 55 in the Health & Safety category. Despite this, the city has a high number of Medicare registered physicians within the city center, as well as four hospitals and an average number of fire stations.

Nursing Home Costs in San Angelo, TX

According to Genworth's 2020 Cost of Care Survey, San Antonio has the state’s third-highest nursing home care cost of $5,338 per month, while Houston, to the east of San Antonio, has Texas’ highest care cost of $5,627 per month. Dallas, close to the state’s northern border has the state’s lowest nursing home care median of $5,171 monthly and shares this cost with one of Texas’ northernmost cities, Amarillo. Austin, just northwest of San Antonio has a similar monthly median, almost $100 lower than San Antonio's. Lubbock, close to the state’s western border has a monthly cost of $5,293, while Corpus Christi on the Gulf Coast, has the second highest nursing home care cost of $5,519 per month. El Paso, bordering on New Mexico and at the state's most westerly point, has a monthly average of $5,232.

• San Antonio: $5,338
• Houston: $5,627
• Dallas: $5,171
• Amarillo: $5,171
• Austin: $5,201
• Lubbock: $5,293
• Corpus Christi: $5,519
• El Paso: $5,232

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