ASBURY CARE CENTER OF ALAMO

nCMS Overall Ratingn★★★★★ (1/5)nMuch Below AveragennLocated in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, "ASBURY CARE CENTER OF ALAMO" operates as a for-profit LLC providing skilled nursing care services to the San Antonio community.nResidents at "ASBURY CARE CENTER OF ALAMO" receive skilled nursing care including 24-hour supervision, personal care assistance, rehabilitation services, and coordinated medical management.nnFacility DetailsnCertified Beds: 237Avg Residents/Day: 71.8Medicare/Medicaid: Medicare and MedicaidSprinkler System: Fully equippedCouncil: Resident CouncilnCMS Quality RatingsnHealth Inspection: 1/5Staffing: 2/5Quality Measures: 4/5nn"ASBURY CARE CENTER OF ALAMO" is licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and subject to annual inspections by state surveyors. As a for-profit LLC, the facility must comply with both state and federal regulations governing nursing home care quality and resident safety.nnContact InformationnAddress: 8223 BROADWAY, San Antonio, TX 78209Phone: (210) 828-0606County: BexarOwnership: For profit - Limited Liability companynn

What This Rating Means
A 1-star overall CMS rating indicates that this facility's performance is well below average compared to other nursing homes nationally. Specifically:

1-star health inspection rating — The facility has had a significant number of serious deficiencies in recent state surveys, including issues that may have caused or risked harm to residents.
2-star staffing rating — Staffing levels are below the national average, which may affect the quality and consistency of daily care.

A 1-star rating is a significant concern, but it does not necessarily mean the facility cannot provide adequate care in all circumstances. CMS ratings reflect past inspection data and may not capture recent improvements. Families should carefully review inspection reports, visit the facility multiple times, and ask detailed questions before making a decision.

What to Review Carefully
For a facility with a below-average rating, it is especially important to investigate the following:

Inspection deficiencies — Request and review the full text of recent state survey reports. Pay close attention to any deficiencies classified as "Immediate Jeopardy" or "Actual Harm."
Plans of correction — Ask the facility to explain how each cited deficiency has been addressed and whether corrective actions have been verified by state surveyors.
Staffing adequacy — The below-average staffing rating may affect care quality. Ask about current RN and CNA staffing levels per shift.
Complaint history — Check with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and the Bexar County Long-Term Care Ombudsman for any complaint records.
Recent management changes — Ask whether there have been recent changes in administration or ownership that might indicate efforts to improve care quality.
Resident observations — During a visit, observe whether residents appear clean, comfortable, and engaged. Note call light response times and staff interactions with residents.

Questions to Ask Before Calling This Facility

Can you provide a copy of the most recent state survey and explain how each deficiency has been addressed?
Have there been any "Immediate Jeopardy" citations in the past 24 months, and what corrective actions were taken?
What is the current RN-to-resident ratio during each shift, and how does it compare to state and national averages?
Has the facility changed ownership or management in the past 2 years? If so, what improvements have been made?
What is the facility's rate of falls, pressure ulcers, and hospital readmissions?
Is there an active family council, and how does the administration respond to concerns?

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Data Source: The ratings and information on this page are sourced from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Medicare Care Compare. Data reflects historical survey results and may not represent current conditions. This page does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice, and is not an endorsement of this facility. A low rating does not imply that a facility is providing inadequate care at this time. Users should verify all information with the facility and Medicare Care Compare before making care decisions.

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