Assisted Living in Missouri City, TX

8 HHSC-licensed assisted living facilities verified by Houston Assisted Living Facilities

Missouri City assisted living communities offer suburban comfort between Sugar Land and the Texas Medical Center, with easy access along Highway 6 and FM 1092. Compare options with nearby Sugar Land and Stafford.

What is Assisted Living?

Assisted living communities provide housing, personal care, meals, and 24-hour supervision for seniors who need help with daily activities but don't require full-time skilled nursing care. In Texas, HHSC licenses these facilities as Type A or Type B depending on the level of care provided.

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Exterior of Cozy Living Community in MISSOURI CITY, TX

Cozy Living Community

1405 ADAMS ST, MISSOURI CITY, TX

★ 5 (34 reviews)
Type B
Assisted Living
MISSOURI CITY, TX

Quality Living

2029 FM 1092 RD, MISSOURI CITY, TX

★ 5 (3 reviews)
Type B
Assisted Living
MISSOURI CITY, TX

Quality Living Fm 1092

2029 FM 1092 RD, MISSOURI CITY, TX

★ 5 (3 reviews)
Type B
Assisted Living

Frequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in Missouri City About Missouri City

How much does assisted living cost in Missouri City, TX?

Assisted living costs in Missouri City typically range from $3,500 to $6,500 per month depending on apartment size, level of care, and amenities. Higher levels of personal care, medication management, or memory support will increase the monthly rate. Most facilities charge a base rate plus add-on fees for additional services. Request a detailed fee schedule and ask about annual rate increase policies during your tour.

Does Medicaid cover assisted living in Missouri City, TX?

Texas Medicaid does not cover standard assisted living room and board, but the STAR+PLUS waiver program may help eligible seniors with some personal care services within a licensed assisted living facility. Eligibility is income- and needs-based, and there is typically a waiting list. Ask facilities whether they participate in STAR+PLUS and speak with a benefits counselor at your local Area Agency on Aging.

What is the difference between Type A and Type B assisted living in Texas?

Texas HHSC licenses assisted living facilities as Type A or Type B. Type A facilities serve residents who are ambulatory and can evacuate without staff assistance. Type B facilities serve residents who may be non-ambulatory or need staff help to evacuate, and must maintain higher staffing ratios and 24-hour awake staff. When evaluating a facility in Missouri City, ask which license type they hold and whether it matches your loved one's current and anticipated care needs.

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