Texas HHSC Licensing Data
Assisted Living in Jackson County, Texas: the 2 Licenses in the January 2026 HHSC Export
As of the January 2026 HHSC export, Jackson County had 2 active assisted living licenses with a combined licensed capacity of 26 residents. 1 was Type B (staff-assisted evacuation), 1 Type A, and 0certified for Alzheimer's and memory care.
Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Long-term Care Provider directory, January 2026 export. This directory is a dated snapshot, not a live licensing database. License status may have changed since January 2026 — always confirm via the official HHSC provider search before touring or signing anything. Compiled by Erika Crossley from the Texas HHSC provider directory.
2
Active licenses (January 2026)
26
Licensed capacity
0
Memory care certified
2
Cities & communities
Every Jackson County License in the January 2026 HHSC Export
Sorted by licensed capacity. Communities: Edna, Ganado.
| Facility | City | Type | Capacity | Memory care | License # | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grow In Grace Senior Living LLC | Ganado | B | 14 | — | 308186 | (361) 771-2228 |
| Grow In Grace Of Edna | Edna | A | 12 | — | 308187 | (361) 554-1298 |
Each row is one HHSC license; some communities hold more than one license (for example separate Type A and Type B licenses for the same campus) and appear once per license. Rows without a valid published phone number show a dash.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many assisted living facilities are in Jackson County, Texas?
As of the January 2026 Texas HHSC export, Jackson County had 2 active assisted living licenses with a combined licensed capacity of 26 residents. 1 was Type B and 1 Type A. HHSC issues and closes licenses year-round, so verify current status through the official HHSC provider search.
How many memory care facilities are in Jackson County?
In the January 2026 HHSC export, none of the 2 licensed assisted living facilities in Jackson County held an Alzheimer's/memory care certification. Families needing memory care typically look to neighboring counties.
What is the difference between Type A and Type B assisted living in Texas?
Under Texas HHSC licensing, Type A facilities serve residents who can evacuate unassisted in an emergency and who do not need routine staff attendance during nighttime sleeping hours. Type B facilities serve residents who need staff assistance to evacuate, including overnight attendance. Most Texas facilities are licensed Type B.
How do I verify a facility's license in Jackson County?
Every facility in this directory lists its HHSC license number. Verify current status, inspection history, and any enforcement actions through the official HHSC Long-term Care Provider Search at apps.hhs.texas.gov/LTCSearch.
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