Kerrville, Texas

The healthcare provider is located in Kerrville, Texas with over 50 years of dedicated compassionate care for the community. With over 100 beds and more than 1,000 workers, the healthcare provider has a proud legacy in Kerrville. Comprehensive care is available in heart health, women’s health, OB-GYN, emergency and more.

Nestled in the Texas hill country and along the banks of the Guadalupe River, Kerrville is a charming spot that’s unlike others in the area. Kerrville has been an oasis for visitors and residents alike who love the culture, history, and beauty of this area. Any visit to Kerrville must include a trip to see the official Texas state flower, bluebonnets when they're in bloom. Kerrville has a vibrant vibe and features exciting things to see, do and enjoy all year-round. The city is home to the longest-running music festival in North America, the Kerrville Folk Festival, but that’s not all. You can also enjoy the arts at the Festival of Arts,  the Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair and the Chalk Festival. Test your skills up against the Scots at the Highland Festival or take in the sights, sounds and food of the Kerrville County Fair. Holidays include light parades and much more.

Kerrville features 4 elementary schools, 2 middle schools and 2 high schools within the public school district. The district includes Tivy High School, a Silver medal award winner and school ranked in the top 1,700 in the state. A high graduation rate of 99% is part of the district’s success and because the area includes a prestigious liberal arts university, Schreiner University, the district takes pride in offering as much educational opportunity for the K-12 students as possible.

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Kerrville is a lively city with plenty to do, including shopping, cultural events and entertainment. Your shopping options include River Hills Mall but also plenty of unique local boutiques and shops, plus several department stores. The Museum of Western Art holds plenty of Western treasures with sculptures, paintings, and artifacts spanning from the mid 20th century to today; there’s even a special children’s gallery with hands-on exhibits to give them a taste of the west. You can continue your cultural experience with a trip to the Kerr Arts & Cultural Center to see the newest exhibits or by catching a production at the Cailloux Theater. The Cailloux Theater is the spot to see the local youth orchestra, touring performers, ballet, and much more. You can’t pass up the chance to see the Texas hill country in all its glory by exploring Kerrville’s parks and outdoor recreational options. Rent a kayak or canoe and tour the Guadalupe River at Paddle Kerrville or roam the 512-acre riverfront Schreiner Park, which offers trails, sports courts, fishing, camping facilities, and much more. Kerrville also has several parks with playgrounds to explore. If you want to get a little wild, visit the Wildlife Management Center to view the local wildlife including wild turkey, bobcat, rabbits, gray fox, and more. Splash around with the Olympic pool or go play at the Ingram dam before you end the night with a movie at the Rio Theatre --- the possibilities in Kerrville are endless. There's even a roadside attraction that looks just like Stonehenge, appropriately named Stonehenge II.

The crime rate in Kerrville is 10% lower than the rest of Texas and the city is safer than 35% of the rest of the United States. Incidents haven’t increased over recent years and the city remains a safe welcoming place for residents of all ages.