Check the state inspection record before you choose assisted living
Assisted Living Inspections pulls together the public records states keep on licensed assisted living and memory care facilities: the license, any memory care certification, inspection citations and fines. Every facility page links back to the official state record, so you can check it yourself.
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All 2,012 licensed assisted living facilities in 152 counties, 733 of them memory-care certified, with 11,225 inspection citations and 354 enforcement actions on record. Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission public records.
Houston 540 · Dallas–Fort Worth 630 · San Antonio 190 · Austin 162 · El Paso 31
More states
Texas is the first state on the site. We're working on adding more, one state at a time, each built from that state's own public inspection records.
Memory care in Texas
733 Texas facilities hold a state Alzheimer's certification, with 21,734 certified beds between them.
How to read an inspection report
Health vs. Life Safety Code visits, why a citation count alone can mislead you, and which questions to ask on a tour.
Guides
Plain-English guides built from the same state records: what citations mean, what to ask on a tour, and how to report a problem. All guides →
- How to read a Texas assisted living inspection report
- HHSC citations, scope and severity: what Texas actually publishes
- Type A vs. Type B assisted living, and what Alzheimer's certification means in Texas
- Questions to ask on an assisted living tour, based on what Texas inspectors cite
- Red flags in an assisted living inspection record
- How to file a complaint about a Texas assisted living facility
- The most common assisted living violations in Texas, from state records
- Memory care inspection records in Houston, DFW, San Antonio and Austin
Texas data: HHSC roster as of 10/28/2026; inspection records collected from TULIP. Site built Oct 30, 2026.