Divisions
Area Agency on Aging
Long Term Care Ombudsman
The ombudsman program provides advocates and friendly supporters for seniors living in nursing and assisted living facilities. A long term care ombudsman is specially trained and certified to advocate for quality care by developing positive relationships with facility residents and staff.
Objectives of the program are to:
- Intervene on behalf of the elderly in long-term-care facilities to assure quality of care.
- Investigate, negotiate, mediate or initiate the resolution of complaints and concerns.
- Improve communication between residents, family members and facility staff
- Provide general information and assistance regarding long term care options, standards of practice and quality of care issues.
For more information, call 512-916-6062 or toll free 1-888-622-9111
Find and compare Long-term Care Facilities through the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services.
Compare Nursing Homes in your area through the Medicare Web site.
Assisted Living and Nursing Facilities
- Nursing Facility Capital Area Map
- Assisted Living Facility Capital Area Map
- List of Nursing Facilities in the Capital Area (pdf)
- Nursing Facility Residents Rights Poster (pdf)
- Nursing Facility Residents Rights Espanol (pdf)
- How to File a Facility Complaint (pdf)
- Texas Ombudsman Program Information (pdf)
- List of Assisted Living Facilities in the Capital Area (pdf)
- AL Residents Bill of Rights Poster (pdf)
- AL Residents Rights Espanol (pdf)

