Texas·Hamilton County·Hamilton

Pecan Creek Healthcare Center in Hamilton, Hamilton County, Texas

Hamilton, Hamilton County, Texas 76531

Medicare ratings

Star ratings below are copied from the CMS Provider Information file (official release October 28, 2026; processing date October 1, 2026). They are not assigned by NursingCareLookup. See how to read ratings and CMS Five-Star documentation.

• ★★★★☆Overall: 4 of 5Overall: 4 of 5 stars
• ★★★★☆Health inspection: 4 of 5Health inspection: 4 of 5 stars
• ★★★☆☆Staffing: 3 of 5Staffing: 3 of 5 stars
• ★★☆☆☆Quality measures: 2 of 5Quality measures: 2 of 5 stars
• ★★☆☆☆Long-stay quality measures: 2 of 5Long-stay quality measures: 2 of 5 stars
• ☆☆☆☆☆Short-stay quality measures: Not rated in the CMS file on handShort-stay quality measures: not rated in the CMS file on hand

  CMS footnote: 2

Staffing hours

Hours are the facility’s reported nurse staffing hours per resident per day from the CMS file. The Texas average is computed on this site from Texas rows in that same file that include a numeric value. It is not copied from another website. Method: Methodology.

0.34 hours above this site’s computed Texas average.

Total nursing staff turnover

50% (Texas average computed on this site: 50.8%, n=1,096)

RN turnover

—

Average residents per day

41.1

Certified beds (CMS)

76

0

MDS quality measures

These figures are the four-quarter averages published in the CMS MDS Quality Measures file (official release October 28, 2026; measure period 2025Q3-2026Q2; processing date October 1, 2026). They are not a grade this site assigned. A “used in Five-Star” flag is the published CMS field that says whether that measure feeds the quality-measure star rating. Quarterly scores are collapsed under each measure. Official definitions are on the CMS Five-Star page.

Inspection citations

12 health citations in the CMS file. Highest scope/severity letter in the file: D — Isolated, potential for more than minimal harm.

The list below is drawn from the CMS Health Deficiencies file. We show the tag, a plain-language reading of the scope and severity letter, whether the survey was a standard or complaint survey, the survey date, and whether CMS recorded a correction. We do not reprint the official deficiency narrative here. Read that text on TULIP or Medicare.gov. A facility may appeal a finding; a successful appeal can alter or remove a citation.

Scope and severity letters (A–L)

CMS assigns one letter from a grid of scope (how widely a problem was found) and severity (how serious the harm was or could be). The short labels below are our wording of that grid, not a different rating system.

Scope and severity letters used in CMS health citations

Severity	Isolated	Pattern	Widespread
Potential for minimal harm	A	B	C
No actual harm, potential for more than minimal harm	D	E	F
Actual harm	G	H	I
Immediate jeopardy	J	K	L

License and identity (HHSC)

License effective

December 5, 2024

License expires

December 5, 2027

Initial license date

February 25, 1972

Facility licensed

Yes

Facility certified (HHSC)

Yes

Service type

MEDICARE/MEDICAID

Total licensed capacity

76 beds

Bed mix (HHSC)

Licensed only 0; Medicaid only 0; Medicare only 32; Medicare/Medicaid 44; ICF/IID 0

Alzheimer capacity

0

Administrator

Michael Beasley

Management company

Nexion Health At Pecan Creek, INC

Ownership

Ownership below comes from the CMS file when a row joined on this home’s Medicare number. HHSC also records an owner and entity type; those appear after the CMS data. The HHSC entity type “HOSPITAL DISTRICT/AUTHORITY” is very common in the state roster and may not describe day-to-day control. It is not used as a headline here.

CMS ownership type: For profit - Corporation · Affiliated / chain name in the file: NEXION HEALTH (51 facilities in the chain, as listed)

HHSC owner fields

Owner (HHSC)

Hamilton County Hospital District

Type of entity (HHSC)

HOSPITAL DISTRICT/AUTHORITY