Texas HHSC Licensing Data
Assisted Living in Hardin County, Texas: the 2 Licenses in the January 2026 HHSC Export
As of the January 2026 HHSC export, Hardin County had 2 active assisted living licenses with a combined licensed capacity of 32 residents. 2 were Type B (staff-assisted evacuation), 0 Type A, and 0 certified 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, so always confirm via the official HHSC provider search before touring or signing anything. Compiled by Erika Crossley from the Texas HHSC provider directory.
2
Licenses in the January 2026 export
32
Licensed capacity
0
Memory care certified
2
Cities & communities
Every Hardin County License in the January 2026 HHSC Export
Sorted by licensed capacity. Communities: Lumberton, Silsbee.
| Facility | City | Type | Capacity | Memory care | License # | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish Trail Assisted Living | Silsbee | B | 16 | No | 311228 | (409) 373-6305 |
| The Haven | Lumberton | B | 16 | No | 311758 | Not listed |
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 Hardin County, Texas?
As of the January 2026 Texas HHSC export, Hardin County had 2 active assisted living licenses with a combined licensed capacity of 32 residents. 2 were Type B and 0 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 Hardin County?
In the January 2026 HHSC export, none of the 2 licensed assisted living facilities in Hardin 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 Hardin 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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