Official CMS Federal Audit•For profit - Limited Liability company

HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE

8550 JASON STREET, Houston, TX 77074

CMS Overall Rating
3/ 5
Health Inspection4 / 5
Staffing Rating1 / 5
Quality Measures4 / 5
Bed Capacity70 Certified

Clinical Care Profile & Operational Overview

Providing clinical support across 70 certified beds, HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE addresses complex recovery and daily living needs in Houston, TX. The facility functions under certified corporate healthcare oversight, meeting federal criteria for participating Medicare providers.

Based on annual 2025/2026 CareScout benchmarks, families seeking skilled nursing within TX encounter a monthly median expense of $5,627, with custodial care varying by clinical assessment.

Regulatory Assessment Summary

CMS survey records establish a balanced 3 out of 5 stars profile, indicating routine performance parity with regional skilled nursing providers.

Verified Coordinates
CMS Verified Provider RecordID: 676435

Public Inspection & Facility Gallery

To ensure complete transparency without misleading stock images, browse live street views, interior resident rooms, and community photos shared directly by families and staff on Google Maps.

Provider Type:Medicare/Medicaid Certified Center
Licensed Capacity:70 Certified Beds
Federal Compliance: Standard Care Compliant

Estimated Care Costs & Benchmarks (TX)

CareScout 2025/2026 Survey

Official median costs for long-term care communities across TX. Actual facility fees vary based on clinical assessment and personal assistance requirements.

Nursing Home (Semi-Private)
$5,627 / month
24/7 skilled nursing supervision
Nursing Home (Private Room)
$7,604 / month
Private room clinical setting
Assisted Living Community
$5,666 / month
Residential assistance baseline

* Benchmark data derived from the 2025/2026 CareScout Cost of Care Survey. Medicare covers skilled post-hospitalization rehabilitation (up to 100 days), while Medicaid or private long-term care insurance may cover custodial nursing stays for eligible residents.

State Benchmark & Comparative Analysis (TX)

Comparative performance metrics derived directly from state-wide CMS health survey baselines.

Health Citations
10vs 9.4 State Avg

Higher citation rate than state baseline (10 vs 9.4 state avg).

Fire Safety Citations
0vs 2.4 State Avg

Zero life safety and fire code deficiencies found during last survey.

Staffing Rating
1 / 5Stars

Standard federal staffing ratio compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions (HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE)

Frequently requested federal audit and regulatory facts for families and researchers.

Q:What is the estimated cost of care at HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE?▼
While specific rates depend on personalized care plans and memory assistance, the official 2025/2026 CareScout benchmark for skilled nursing in TX averages $5,627 per month for semi-private rooms (and $5,666/mo for assisted living communities). Medicare covers qualifying rehabilitative care up to 100 days.
Q:What is the official CMS rating for HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE?▼
HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE currently holds an overall CMS rating of 3 out of 5 stars. Its component scores include 4/5 for health inspections, 1/5 for staffing hours, and 4/5 for quality measures.
Q:How does the staffing level at HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE compare to federal expectations?▼
HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE maintains an official Staffing Rating of 1 out of 5 stars based on reported direct nursing hours per resident day, including Registered Nurse (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) shifts.
Q:How many health violations does HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE have compared to the TX average?▼
HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE documented 10 health citations during its latest standard inspection cycle. In comparison, the TX statewide benchmark stands at 9.4 violations (Higher citation rate than state baseline (10 vs 9.4 state avg).).
Q:Does HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE participate in Medicare and Medicaid programs?▼
Yes, as an officially certified provider under Provider ID 676435, this for profit - limited liability company community meets federal qualification guidelines for participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs.
Q:Who can families contact to file a formal inquiry regarding HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE?▼
Concerns and inquiries regarding resident care or safety can be directed to the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman at (800) 252-2412, or via the national CMS Medicare assistance line at (800) 633-4227.

Family On-Site Inspection Guide

When visiting HOUSTON TRANSITIONAL CARE, ask the facility administration these audit-grounded questions:

1
Staffing Turnover & Direct Nursing Hours

With an official Staffing Rating of 1 out of 5, request specific details regarding weekend Registered Nurse (RN) coverage and staff continuity.

2
Infection Prevention & Control Oversight

Ask how the infection preventionist monitors resident sanitization routines and infection control protocols.

3
Review the Latest Plan of Correction (PoC)

Facilities must post their most recent CMS Form 2567 inspection report and Plan of Correction in an accessible public location. Request to view this document in person.

State Long-Term Care Ombudsman

The Ombudsman advocates for residents in licensed nursing facilities. If you have concerns about care standards or safety at this provider, contact the regional advocate.

(800) 252-2412
Public Records & Regulatory Disclaimer: Inspection citations and Medicare performance data are compiled from public datasets published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Documented citations reflect findings during specific survey cycles and may be subject to formal appeal, dispute, or approved plans of correction. This guide is provided for educational and research transparency purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal counsel.

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