About Avenue360 Health and Wellness Avenue 360 is a FQHC that strives to provide high quality and caring service to promote healthy people and communities. Our 360-degree approach addresses medical needs and social and environmental challenges, like housing. Our compassionate care extends to those with and without insurance. We believe income must not determine the level of access to quality health care. Providing comprehensive, high quality, and caring service is the core of what we do, whether medical, hospice care, engaging adult activities, and supportive housing programs. We strive to address the many social determinants of healthy living in Greater Houston. Our Values PACT We take PRIDE in our work.We have a positive ATTITUDE.We are CURIOUS.We are COMMITTED.We are CARING and CUSTOMER-SERVICE oriented.We are a TEAM.We LEARN, GROW, and INNOVATE About us Avenue 360 is a Federal Qualified Healthcare Center (FQHC) that strives to provide high quality and caring service to promote healthy people and communities. Our 360-degree approach addresses medical, dental, and behavioral health needs as well as addressing non-medical drivers of health like housing and transportation. Our compassionate care extends to those with and without insurance. We strive to not only be the provider of choice but the employer of choice. Our Values PACT We take PRIDE in our work. We bring a positive ATTITUDE. We stay CURIOUS. We are CUSTOMER-SERVICE oriented. We are a TEAM. Role Overview The Housing Case Manager provides permanent supportive housing program participants—receiving tenant‑based rental assistance—with case management and supportive services to help maintain housing stability and prevent the occurrence or recurrence of homelessness. This role ensures high‑quality service delivery, accurate documentation, and strong coordination with internal teams, property owners, and community partners. Areas of Accountability Case Management & Participant Support Assess participants’ eligibility and program appropriateness; obtain required enrollment documentation. Assist participants in securing appropriate housing based on household size, composition, geographic preference, and other determinants. Provide case management through on‑site visits, phone consultations, and home visits. Develop individualized service plans with participant input addressing residential stability, income, education, and health-related goals. Demonstrate knowledge of community resources and coordinate linkages to services. Housing Program Operations Develop and maintain strong working relationships with property owners and property management. Assist clients with the housing search and rental application process. Educate clients on Fair Housing laws, tenant rights, and tenant responsibilities. Determine rent subsidy amounts in accordance with federal guidelines. Perform Housing Quality Standards (HQS) inspections prior to move‑in and annually. Secure all required documentation (e.g., W‑9, lease agreements, identification documents). Prepare and submit monthly rent and utility assistance check requests in a timely manner. Maintain complete, accurate, and up‑to‑date participant hard‑copy files. Maintain professional objectivity in emotionally charged situations. Perform other duties as assigned. Data Management & Compliance Maintain all data management requirements within the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). Enter complete and accurate client information in compliance with agency protocols. Education, Licensure/Certification Requirements Bachelor’s degree; major in social work or related field preferred. At least 1 year of case management or customer service experience required. 1 year of recent housing experience with local, state, and/or federal programs preferred. 1 year of experience working with individuals and/or families experiencing homelessness preferred. Bilingual (English/Spanish) desired Experience, Skills/Abilities Related Requirements: Strong interpersonal skills. Ability to multitask and manage competing priorities. Strong communication skills—written and verbal. Strong organizational and time‑management skills. Attention to detail and accuracy. Continuing Education & Training Requirements Participates in training courses required by the agency, funding sources, and/or licensure bodies. PI2ca49553f19f-26172-40663070
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General overview for this role type — specific duties and requirements vary by employer.
Management roles in senior living carry a unique blend of healthcare oversight and business operations that most job listings barely touch on. Executive Directors and Administrators are typically responsible for state regulatory compliance, staff retention, census management, and family satisfaction — all at the same time. In Texas, Assisted Living Facility administrators must meet HHSC licensing requirements, which often include specific training hours and ongoing continuing education.
What surprises many new administrators is the direct involvement with families during crises — end-of-life transitions, care disputes, and emergency situations all land on your desk. Staff turnover in senior living runs high nationally, so a significant part of the role is recruiting, training, and retaining quality caregivers. Facilities in the Houston market compete heavily for qualified staff, making retention strategy a critical skill for anyone in these positions.
What to Expect in This Role Day-to-Day
Based on typical senior living facilities in the Houston area.
A typical day starts with a census and staffing review — confirming occupancy, checking for any overnight incidents, and ensuring the day's shifts are fully covered. Morning stand-ups with department heads (nursing, dietary, activities, maintenance) set priorities for the day. You will spend time on the floor interacting with residents and families, which doubles as quality checks and relationship building.
Afternoons often shift to administrative work — reviewing financial reports, handling vendor relationships, preparing for state surveys, and managing marketing efforts to maintain occupancy. Community outreach, hospital discharge planner relationships, and local referral networks are ongoing responsibilities. Most directors describe the role as never having two identical days — the blend of clinical, operational, and interpersonal challenges keeps the work unpredictable but engaging.
Houston Area Salary Data
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Medical/Health Services Manager positions in the Houston metro area earn a median wage of
$57.69/hr ($119,995/yr).
The typical range is $45.94 – $73.58/hr
(25th–75th percentile).
Entry Level (10th)$72,987/yr
Houston Median$119,995/yr
Experienced (90th)$205,400/yr
vs. National Median+1.7%
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics (Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX Metro Area).
Salary data provided by Houston Senior Living Guide.