It is a tradition and an obligation of the Congregation to care for its sick and elderly members. To meet this need St. Joseph Hall was built in 1933 followed in 1960 with Regan Hall and then in 1972 McCullough Hall.

McCullough Hall is a 51-bed licensed nursing facility. The mission is to continue the healing ministry of Jesus Christ in such a way that both givers and receivers of its services experience God’s love and compassion. McCullough Hall respects and promotes the wholeness of the human person by providing for the spiritual, physical, intellectual and emotional needs of the residents and their families.

McCullough Hall Nursing Center, located at 603 S.W. 24th St. in San Antonio, maintains a five-star rating by Texas Department of Health and Human Services, and was recently selected by U.S. News and World Report to be one of the “Best Nursing Homes” in the United States.

US News rated McCullough Hall as a “Top Performing Facility.”  Of the three nursing facilities in the San Antonio area that received this distinction, only McCullough Hall accepts Medicare and Medicaid, and also private pay Residents.

McCullough Hall recently opened a newly expanded and renovated solarium that serves as a dining center, activity center, and affords a parlor for small group meetings for the Residents and their guests.  This addition nearly doubled the size of the dining/activity center.

McCullough Hall Nursing Center is owned by the Congregation of Divine Providence but is open to the community.  Administrator Jessica Stemmerding (jstem-merding@mchall.org) and Director of Nurses Jean Curnow (nursing@mchall.org) are available to speak to anyone interested in learning about the advantages of living at McCullough Hall Nursing Center.  Please call them today:  210-435-7711 (ext. 1164 for Jessica; ext. 1126 for Jean).