Brighton Senior Living at Regency Village Review, Webster, TX

Overview

Brighton Senior Living at Regency Village is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facility at 409 W. Green, Webster, TX 77598, reachable at (832) 740-1607. On Medicare's Care Compare it is listed as Regency Village, federal provider number (CCN) 675961. Despite the senior-living name, it is a certified skilled nursing facility, not an assisted-living community. As of Medicare's June 2026 data release, it holds an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars, the lowest band, which Medicare labels much below average. The figures below come from Medicare.gov Care Compare.

At a glance

Medicare Care Compare ratings

Medicare rates each certified nursing home from 1 to 5 stars overall, then splits the score into a health inspection rating, a staffing rating, and a quality measures rating. This facility scores at or below average across the board.

• Overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars (much below average)
• Health inspection rating: 2 out of 5 stars
• Staffing rating: 2 out of 5 stars
• Quality measures rating: 1 out of 5 stars
  • The overall score leans on the health inspection history and the quality measures. With quality measures at the lowest level and staffing at 2 stars, the overall rating lands at 1 star.
  • Quality measures track clinical outcomes Medicare monitors, such as falls, pressure ulcers, and how many short-stay residents return home. A 1-star result here is the weakest of the three components.

Nurse staffing

• Staffing is thin. Brighton reports about 3.35 total nursing hours per resident per day, including only about 0.43 hours of registered nurse time. That total sits below the rough 3.5 hour benchmark many experts cite, and the registered nurse share is low. After Medicare adjusts for resident acuity the total is about 3.45 hours per resident per day, still short of what the rating rewards, which is why staffing earns 2 stars.
• Reported total nurse staffing: about 3.35 hours per resident per day
• Reported registered nurse staffing: about 0.43 hours per resident per day
• Case-mix adjusted total staffing: about 3.45 hours per resident per day
• Total nursing staff turnover: 67.6 percent over the year
• Turnover near 68 percent is high. It means roughly two-thirds of the nursing team changed over the year, which can disrupt continuity of care.

Beds and ownership

Brighton is a for-profit skilled nursing facility licensed for 122 Medicare-certified beds. In Medicare's most recent data it averages about 72 residents per day, so it typically runs well under full capacity. It has participated in Medicare and Medicaid since 2003.

• Certified beds: 122
• Average residents per day: about 72
• Ownership: for-profit; first certified for Medicare and Medicaid in 2003

Most recent health inspection

State surveyors in Texas run the health inspection behind the 2-star inspection rating. The most recent standard health survey was completed on May 14, 2025, and inspectors cited 9 health deficiencies during that cycle, close to the national average of roughly 8 to 9. Reading the full report on Care Compare shows exactly what those deficiencies covered.

1. Most recent standard health survey: May 14, 2025
2. Health deficiencies cited that cycle: 9
3. Prior standard survey: March 2, 2024

Fines and penalties

Medicare's enforcement record here is lighter than the star rating might suggest, but not clean. Over the period covered by the current data the facility has been fined 2 times for a combined $22,718, with no federal payment denials. More concerning, Medicare marks the facility with its abuse icon, which it places on nursing homes cited for abuse that caused harm, or had the potential to cause harm, to residents within a recent look-back window.

• Total fines: $22,718 across 2 fines
• Federal payment denials: 0
• Abuse icon: flagged by Medicare

Quality measures

Quality measures are the facility's weakest rated area at 1 out of 5 stars. Medicare builds this score from clinical outcomes it tracks for both short-stay and long-stay residents. A 1-star result signals that, taken together, those outcomes trail what most nursing homes achieve. The detailed measure-by-measure breakdown is available on Medicare.gov Care Compare and is worth reviewing against your loved one's specific needs.

The bottom line

As of Medicare's June 2026 update, Brighton Senior Living at Regency Village (listed as Regency Village, CCN 675961) carries a 1-star overall rating, with 2-star inspections, 2-star staffing, 1-star quality measures, an active abuse flag, and staff turnover near 68 percent. The lighter fine total and a near-average deficiency count at the last survey are modest positives, but the overall picture is much below average. Anyone considering this facility should read the full inspection reports on Medicare.gov Care Compare, ask about the citation behind the abuse flag, and press on staffing coverage before deciding.

What to ask before choosing this facility

Given the 1-star overall rating, do extra homework before placing a loved one here. A few concrete steps help.

1. Read the full state inspection report on Medicare.gov Care Compare and ask management to explain the deficiencies from the May 14, 2025 survey and what has changed since.
   • Ask directly about the citation behind Medicare's abuse flag and what safeguards are now in place.
   • Request current staff-to-resident ratios by shift. With reported staffing near the low end and turnover around 68 percent, coverage on nights and weekends is worth probing.
2. Ask for the facility's own numbers on rehospitalization and how many short-stay residents return home, and weigh them against the quality measures on Care Compare.
   • Tour in person, more than once if you can, and speak with current residents and families.
3. Ask how the facility helps residents keep their independence and manage chronic conditions day to day.
   • Confirm what Medicare and Medicaid cover for the level of care needed, and get any extra fees in writing.