Longhorn Village is a nursing home in Austin, Texas, located on Longhorn Parkway on the city’s western edge. The community has been in operation for 21 years and is owned by Stacy Hibma. It is a 60-bed community currently running at about 51 percent occupancy, which means there tends to be more room available here than at communities running closer to full capacity.
Care includes rehabilitation services, respite care, and 24-hour staffing, with a nursing team that averages 5 hours and 35 minutes of direct nursing care per resident each day. That level of daily attention is worth noting for families weighing options for a loved one who needs steady, hands on support. Longhorn Village accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay, which gives families several ways to cover the cost of care.
State inspection reviews of the community have centered on administrative and documentation matters rather than resident care or safety concerns, with no complaints substantiated. That pattern points to a facility whose day to day regulatory footing tends to run smoothly.
Outside of clinical care, residents have access to a fitness center, library, and outdoor spaces, along with salon and spa services. Building-wide wifi, emergency call systems, and a secured perimeter round out the safety and comfort features. A Lifelong Learning program gives residents a structured way to stay engaged. The location is car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 20, so getting around the neighborhood will typically mean driving rather than walking.
