Facility record

The Trinity Assisted Living

Assisted living Type B

Jacksonville, Cherokee County

HHSC license311837
License categoryType B
LocationJacksonville, Cherokee County
Licensed capacity16 residents

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These details describe the facility's license and public contact information. They are not a rating.

Registered name
The Trinity Assisted Living
Address
131 Zimmerman Drive, Jacksonville, TX 75766
Phone
(903) 284-6135
County
Cherokee
License number
311837
License category
Type B
Licensed capacity
16 residents
License effective date
January 20, 2024
License expiration date
January 20, 2027
Licensing authority
Texas HHSC

SourceFrom the Texas HHSC assisted living license registry, checked August 25, 2026.

Texas has not issued this facility a memory care certification. That does not by itself mean the facility does not serve residents who require that level of care.

Texas license context

What a Texas Type B assisted living license means

Texas bases an assisted living facility's license type primarily on the evacuation capabilities and nighttime-attendance needs of the residents it is licensed to serve. A Type B license covers homes for residents who may need help leaving the building in an emergency, or who need help or attendance during the night.

This is what the state allows the facility to do. It is not a rating, and it does not tell you how many staff work there or whether the place is right for your family. A Type B license does not by itself mean a facility is certified to provide memory care or Alzheimer's care; Texas certifies that separately.

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Things you may want to clarify

The public licensing record does not answer every question a family may have. These are useful gaps to explore.

01

Pricing

The public licensing record does not include a monthly price.

02

Rooms and availability

The public licensing record does not list room types or current openings.

03

Staffing by shift

The public licensing record does not describe who is present during the day or overnight.

04

Memory care services

A facility's state memory care certification status is shown above. The public record does not describe the specific services, staffing, or programming a facility provides for residents living with memory loss.

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  1. What does the monthly cost include, and what may increase it?

  2. What staff are present during the day and overnight, and how do you adjust staffing when residents need more help?

  3. How do you support residents whose care needs increase over time?

  4. Which services are available for residents living with memory loss?

  5. How do you communicate with families when something changes?

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State registry Texas HHSC assisted living license registry
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August 25, 2026
Record identifier
tx-hhsc-2026-08-24

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