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San Antonio MEPS

Ft. Sam Houston, TX

The building the San Antonio MEPS occupies.

San Antonio MEPS processes applicants for every branch of the armed services from Ft. Sam Houston, TX. It reports to 9th Battalion in the Western Sector.

The civilian staff here work in medical support, testing, records and scheduling, logistics, and security. The station is on Fort Sam Houston, where the services train most of their medics and corpsmen, in a city holding one of the largest concentrations of military medicine anywhere.

Living Here

This station is in Bexar County, in the San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX metropolitan area.

  • People

    city

    1,479,835

    Live in the area

    Median age
    34.9
    Median household income
    $65,056
    People per household
    2.62

    api.census.gov · San Antonio

  • Housing

    city

    $235,700

    Median home value

    Median rent, two bedroom
    $1,385 a month

    api.census.gov · San Antonio

  • Work

    county

    4.7%

    Unemployment rate

    People in the labour force
    1,048,152
    As of
    July 2026

    data.bls.gov · Bexar

  • Cost of living

    metro

    95

    Where the national average is 100

    Rents
    95
    Goods
    94
    Utilities
    82

    apps.bea.gov · San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX

  • Schools

    county

    15.2:1

    Students to each teacher

    Public schools
    630
    School districts
    55
    As of
    2023

    educationdata.urban.org · Bexar

  • Climate

    nearby

    95°F

    Warmest month, average high

    Coldest month, average low
    40°F
    Rain a year
    34.9 in
    Snow a year
    0.0 in

    ncei.noaa.gov · SAN ANTONIO INCARNATE WORD, TX US

People Here

  • There was a kid last spring, maybe nineteen, absolutely rigid with fear, would not look at me. Turned out he'd never been to a doctor. Not once, not ever. I sat with him for maybe ten minutes before we started anything just talking about nothing.

    You get one of those every week or so. Nobody puts it in the job description. I'd tell anyone thinking about it that the medical part you can learn (I did, I came from a ward and this is nothing like a ward), but that part you either have or you're going to find it very long days.

    Marisol D.

    Medical Administrative Assistant