Senior Care in Missouri City, TX

Chelsea Gardens is a 60-bed nursing home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, accepting Medicare and Medicaid. CMS rates it 4 stars overall, with a 4-star health inspection score — but staffing comes in at 3 stars and quality-measure outcomes at 2 stars. One CMS fine of $56,103 is on record. The facility is operating at roughly 72% of licensed beds.

Park Manor of Quail Valley is a 125-bed nursing home in Missouri City (Fort Bend County), licensed for Medicare and Medicaid, managed by HMG Services LLC under a hospital district license. CMS rates it 2 stars overall, with 2-star ratings for both health inspections and staffing. Quality measure ratings are stronger — 4 stars overall and 5 stars for long-stay residents. The facility has no CMS fines on record and carries no abuse or Special Focus designation.

Windsor Quail Valley Postacute Healthcare is a 120-bed nursing home in Missouri City, Texas, licensed under Oakbend Medical Center (a county hospital district) and managed by Regency IHS of Windsor Quail Valley LLC. CMS rates it 2 stars overall. Staffing is rated 1 star — the lowest tier — while quality-of-care outcomes rate 4 stars. Two CMS fines totaling $52,036 have been issued. The facility is operating at roughly 85% of licensed capacity.

Paradigm At First Colony is a 150-bed nursing home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, managed by First Colony Nursing & Rehabilitation, LLC under county licensee Oakbend Medical Center. CMS rates it 1 star overall — the lowest rating — with 1-star scores on both health inspections and staffing. Three CMS fines total $211,113 since the facility's current data period. Occupancy runs at about 71% of licensed beds, below typical levels for the area.

Wellcare Senior Center is a licensed adult day care program in Missouri City (Fort Bend County), operated by Wellcare Senior Center LLC under administrator Chi Yuk Trieu. The program holds a licensed capacity of 150 participants and carries an active state license through May 2027. It has been operating since May 2019.

Johnson & Johnson Activities Inc is a nonprofit adult day care program in Missouri City (Fort Bend County), licensed for up to 98 participants. The program is operated and licensed under the same entity name, with Andrew Johnson listed as administrator. The active state license runs through December 2026.

Johnson & Johnson Activities, Inc. is a nonprofit adult day health services program in Missouri City (Fort Bend County) licensed for up to 98 participants. The program has been operating under its current license since April 2023, with renewal through April 2026. It does not offer memory-care services. Administrator of record is Andrew Johnson.

The Avenues of Fort Bend is an 87-bed assisted living and memory care community in Missouri City, Texas, licensed as a Type B facility — meaning it can serve residents who need nighttime assistance or cannot evacuate without help. All 87 beds are memory-care certified, with that certification current through June 2028. The license was renewed in June 2025 and runs through 2028. The facility is managed by Civitas Senior Healthcare LLC under licensee CSL OCM 2016, LLC.

Riverstone Memory Center is a 48-bed memory care assisted living in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed by Riverstone Senior Care LLC under Texas Type B standards. All 48 beds are designated for memory care. The state certification runs from September 2025 through September 2028. The license itself is active with an initial effective date of September 24, 2025, making this a newly opened facility.

Quality Living is a 12-bed Type B assisted living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed since 2009 and currently active through August 2027. Hilda L. Eagleton operates and administers the facility as a sole proprietor. No memory care is offered. The small bed count means a closely managed environment, though availability is likely limited.

Cozy Living Community is a small Type B assisted-living facility in Missouri City (Fort Bend County), licensed for 10 residents. It operates as a sole proprietorship under licensee Cozy Living Community, with Incia Nicole Stewart listed as administrator. The active state license runs through December 14, 2025, and the facility has been licensed since 2017.

Optimum Personal Care Inc is a small Type B assisted-living facility in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed for 10 residents. It carries no memory-care certification. The license is active through December 2026, held by a for-profit corporation under administrator Bobby G. English, Jr. No Medicaid or Medicare beds are designated.

Optimum Personal Care Inc is a small Type B assisted living facility in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, with 10 licensed beds and no memory care. Licensed continuously since 2003, the current license is active through December 2026. The facility is a for-profit corporation operated under administrator Sharon Lambi, with no management company listed.

Optimum Personal Care Inc is a small Type B assisted living facility in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed for 10 residents. It does not hold a memory-care certification. Licensed since 2003, the current license runs through February 2026 and is active. Administrator Bobby G. English, Jr. is listed as the responsible party. The facility is a for-profit corporation with no separate management company.

Optimum Personal Care, Inc is a 10-bed Type B assisted living facility in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, operated by a for-profit corporation under the same name. It holds an active Texas state license through August 2028. The facility does not offer memory care. Administrator of record is Sharon Lambi.

Quality Living FM 1092 is a 10-bed Type B assisted-living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, operated as a sole proprietorship by Hilda L. Eagleton, who also serves as administrator. The current license is active through November 2027, renewed in late 2024. The facility has been licensed since December 2009 and carries no memory-care certification.

Quality Personal Care Homes Inc is a 7-bed Type A assisted living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed to Quality Personal Care Homes Inc (a for-profit corporation) and operated by administrator Beatrice Ahamba. The current license is active through January 2027, originally issued in 2013. No memory care is offered. At 7 beds, this is a small residential-scale setting.

Quality Personal Care Homes, Inc. is a 7-bed Type A assisted-living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, operated by a for-profit corporation under administrator Beatrice Ahamba. At 7 licensed beds, this is a small residential setting — not a large institutional facility. The active license runs through February 2027. No memory-care services are offered.

Shepherd Personal Care Home is a 7-bed Type B assisted-living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed since 2006 and operated by a for-profit corporation under administrator Elizabeth A. Joseph. The current license is active through January 2028. No memory-care certification is in place. At 7 beds, this is a small residential-scale setting rather than a large institutional facility.

Ada's Personal Care Home is a 6-bed Type A assisted-living residence in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed and operated by sole proprietor Sandra D. Buchanan since 2003. The current license is active through April 2029. The home does not hold memory-care certification and has no Medicaid or Medicare beds.

Believers Living Home Care is a 6-bed Type A assisted-living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed to Forch Solutions LLC and administered by Ngozi Isolokwu. At 6 beds, it operates at the smallest scale Texas licenses for assisted living. The current license is active through November 2027, renewed in November 2024. Memory care is not offered.

Circles at Wrenway is a 5-bed Type A assisted-living home in Missouri City, Fort Bend County, licensed under Circles of Wrenway, LLC. Administrator Shelia V. Stewart has held this license since 2011; the current license runs through November 2027. At 5 beds, this is a residential-scale setting — not a large facility. No memory-care certification is on file with the state.