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Living Tree of Life: Medicare Home Health Ratings in San Antonio, TX

Living Tree of Life is a Medicare-certified home health agency in San Antonio, TX: 1.5 of 5 stars for quality of patient care. Quality measures, services…

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Living Tree of Life is a Medicare-certified home health agency based at 1800 Ne Loop 410 Suite 400 in San Antonio, TX 78217. Medicare first certified it in 2005, 21 years ago. Medicare rates its quality of patient care at 1.5 out of 5 stars, below the Texas average of 3. Its strongest result against the Texas average is flu shot status checked; its weakest is got better at taking medicines correctly.

★½☆☆☆1.5 / 5Quality of patient care
No rating publishedPatient survey
55San Antonio-area ZIP codes served
2005Medicare-certified since

What is Living Tree of Life's Medicare record?

AgencyLiving Tree of Life
Address1800 Ne Loop 410 Suite 400, San Antonio, TX 78217
Phone(210) 377-3444
Medicare provider number (CCN)457918
OwnershipProprietary
Medicare-certified since11/09/2005

How does Living Tree of Life score on Medicare's quality measures?

Medicare publishes 11 patient-outcome and process measures for Living Tree of Life. It is better than the Texas average on 2 and worse on 6.

MeasureLiving Tree of LifeTexas averageU.S. averagevs. Texas
Started care on time95.4%96.9%96.6%About the same
Got better at walking or moving around62.7%86.5%88.6%Worse
Got better at getting in and out of bed69.4%86.7%89.8%Worse
Got better at bathing71.2%88.8%90.7%Worse
Breathing improved57.4%87.4%91.5%Worse
Got better at taking medicines correctly54.4%86.5%88.3%Worse
Medication issues addressed on time98%94.9%94.4%Better
Flu shot status checked71.1%63.8%63.3%Better
Met expected function at discharge50%64.5%71.7%Worse
Falls with major injury (lower is better)1.5%1.1%0.9%About the same
New or worsened pressure ulcers (lower is better)0%0.2%0.2%About the same

Where it stands out: flu shot status checked and medication issues addressed on time.

Where it trails: got better at taking medicines correctly, breathing improved and got better at walking or moving around.

What do patients say about Living Tree of Life?

Medicare has not published patient survey results for Living Tree of Life. The survey is only reported once an agency has enough completed responses, so smaller and newer agencies often have none. That is a gap in the record, not a mark against it.

Do Living Tree of Life's patients end up back in the hospital?

On the hospital-use measures Medicare can calculate for Living Tree of Life, it performs the same as the national rate.

MeasureMedicare's categoryRisk-adjusted rate
Patients who went home and stayed home after care endedSame As National Rate75.1%
Preventable hospital readmissions in the 30 days after careSame As National Rate4.1%
Preventable hospital stays during careSame As National Rate13.8%

Which home health services does Living Tree of Life provide, and which does it not?

Living Tree of Life reports offering skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social work and home health aide.

ServiceOffered by Living Tree of Life?
Skilled nursingYes
Physical therapyYes
Occupational therapyYes
Speech therapyYes
Medical social workYes
Home health aideYes
Round-the-clock or shift careNo. Home health is visits, not shifts.
Housekeeping, meals and errands on their ownNo. Medicare does not cover them unless tied to skilled care.
Long-term help with bathing and dressingNo. That is non-medical home care, which families usually arrange and pay for separately.

Which San Antonio-area ZIP codes does Living Tree of Life serve?

Living Tree of Life tells Medicare it serves 55 ZIP codes in San Antonio and Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties, out of 57 in total.

  • 78023
  • 78108
  • 78109
  • 78124
  • 78130
  • 78132
  • 78148
  • 78154
  • 78163
  • 78201
  • 78202
  • 78203
  • 78204
  • 78207
  • 78208
  • 78209
  • 78210
  • 78211
  • 78212
  • 78213
  • 78214
  • 78216
  • 78217
  • 78218
  • 78219
  • 78220
  • 78221
  • 78222
  • 78223
  • 78224
  • 78225
  • 78227
  • 78228
  • 78229
  • 78230
  • 78231
  • 78232
  • 78233
  • 78237
  • 78238
  • 78239
  • 78240
  • 78242
  • 78244
  • 78245
  • 78247
  • 78249
  • 78250
  • 78251
  • 78252
  • 78253
  • 78254
  • 78258
  • 78260
  • 78264

A ZIP on this list means the agency accepts referrals there. It does not promise a nurse is available this week, so confirm your address when you call.

What should you ask Living Tree of Life before starting care?

Ask who sorts out the medication list

54.4% of patients got better at taking their medicines correctly (Texas average 86.5%). Ask whether a nurse reconciles every prescription at the first visit and who sets up the pill organizer.

Ask about breathing and oxygen management

57.4% of patients had less shortness of breath by the end of care (Texas average 87.4%). If the diagnosis is COPD or heart failure, ask how the nurse monitors breathing between visits.

Ask how often the therapist actually comes

62.7% of its patients got better at walking or moving around, against 86.5% across Texas. Ask how many physical therapy visits a week the plan includes and whether the same therapist comes each time.

Ask who answers after hours

Problems rarely wait for office hours. Ask whether the night and weekend line reaches one of their own nurses or an answering service, and how long a call-back usually takes.

Which other home health agencies serve San Antonio, TX?

These Medicare-certified agencies are also based in or near San Antonio.

All Medicare-certified home health agencies in San Antonio and Bexar, Comal and Guadalupe counties

Last verified: November 2026, against the Medicare provider data release dated 2026-09-21.

Common questions

Is Living Tree of Life Medicare-certified?

Yes. Living Tree of Life is certified by Medicare under provider number 457918 and has been since 2005. Original Medicare pays certified agencies directly for covered home health care.

What is Living Tree of Life's Medicare star rating?

1.5 out of 5 for quality of patient care. The Texas average is 3.

Does Living Tree of Life provide physical therapy at home?

Yes, it reports offering physical therapy to Medicare. It also reports skilled nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social work and home health aide.

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