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When we open in the last quarter of 2021, MorningStar at River Oaks will be in a class of its own in terms of other senior living communities in the Houston area. MorningStar Senior Living’s passionate commitment to serving seniors has earned us a reputation for family satisfaction second to none within our several dozen homes across the U.S. 

Our contemporary community offers a warm and welcoming environment throughout its expansive indoor and outdoor common areas that continues with a choice of fashionable private suites you will be proud to call home. Floorplans for assisted living suites include studio; one-bedroom – one bath; and two bedrooms – two bath configurations as large as 1089 sq. ft. All are designed to maximize space and offer large windows, high-end finishes, and storage. Studios are equipped with kitchenettes (fridge & microwave) or full kitchens in one and two bedroom units. Each is equipped with in-suite washer/dryers, handicap-accessible bathrooms, private heating and air conditioning, cable TV & utilities and 24-hour emergency call systems. 


Our secure memory care suites include a studio; one-bedroom – one-bath; or one-bedroom – two baths. For both assisted living and memory care, we provide weekly housekeeping, and laundry and linen services as well as daily spot cleaning and trash removal. In addition we have underground parking and scheduled transportation. To see actual floorplans for all of our suites, please visit our website.


While on our website, be sure to take a look at the “Virtual Tour,” which provides an overall of our beautiful community and our philosophy and approach to senior living as well as our commitment to serving here at home and the world. MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care at River Oaks is near to several medical facilities including the River Oaks Medical Center as well as the beautiful Memorial Park. We are proud to provide compassionate memory care and assisted living Houston, TX families can trust.  Please contact us to learn more.


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