Meet Houston’s Newest, Luxury Assisted Living Community

MorningStar Senior Living wishes to introduce area families to the vibrant MorningStar at River Oaks assisted living and memory care community. Dedicated to elevating the standard in senior living, we offer residents a lifestyle in which to comfortably and safely age in place with a range of hospitality and care services, luxury amenities and a complement of wellness programs and activities.

Located in Houston’s River Oaks neighborhood, our stunning home includes a sixth-floor sky terrace and lounge offering spectacular views of downtown, courtyards with fireplace and BBQ, and a grand entrance portal located on Revere Street. MorningStar’s 112 suites range in size from 350 to 1,090 sq. ft. with a choice of floor plans and configurations to please the most discerning seniors. Our suites are ready to move into and just require your furnishings and personal items to make it feel like home.

As an assisted living resident, you will get the help you need for the ADLs (activities of daily living) with 24/7 care managers, access to licensed nurses, medication management and other services intended to improve quality of life. Our holistic memory care is specialized and individualized for seniors with Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related diseases. We are equipped to care for those from the onset of the disease to the most advanced stages.

Other amenities residents will certainly appreciate are a full salon, massage room, fitness center, life enrichment room, courtyard with strolling paths, and scheduled transportation. Our five-star, all-day dining service is unlike many other senior living communities as it is under the direction of our highly-trained Executive Chef. Served restaurant-style in our attractive dining room, seasonal menus feature the freshest ingredients from high quality producers, locally sourced when possible.

Along with trusted assisted living and memory care, we offer respite care and short-term stays (from one week up to a full month). Please visit our website for further information and pricing and availability.

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