Riverstone Memory Center
Assisted living + memory care in Missouri City, Texas
20313 S University Blvd., Missouri City, TX 77459
Riverstone Memory Center is a memory care assisted living community in Missouri City, Texas, serving residents with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory impairments, and it also offers respite care and support for couples living together. Services include bathing, dressing, meals, medication management, safety checks, personalized care plans, daily activities, nursing staff, a secure environment with two courtyards, and an in-house salon.
Texas license record
From the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, as of 10/26/2026. The community can't edit these facts.
- License
- Texas assisted living, Type B (license #312653)
- What Type B means
- Residents may need help leaving in an emergency, and staff are awake overnight. Most facilities in Texas are Type B.
- Licensed capacity
- 48 residents
- Memory care
- Certified by Texas for Alzheimer's care, 48 beds
- Licensed since
- September 2025 (1 years)
- License renews
- September 2028
- Licensed operator
- Riverstone Senior Care LLC (Limited Liability Company (LLC))
What they offer
- Care offered
- Memory care, Assisted living, Respite care
- Amenities
- 24-hour trained staff, Nurse staff, Daily housekeeping, Daily recreational activities, Two private courtyards, Secure environment, In-house salon, Three meals daily
- Office hours
- Every day: Open 24 hours
Care, pricing and amenities are summarized from the community's own website. Confirm before you visit.
Questions to ask when you tour
- What is the monthly base rate, and what does each level of care add on top?
- How many caregivers are on duty during the day and overnight, and how many residents does each one cover?
- Can I see your most recent Texas HHSC inspection report?
- How is the memory care area secured, and what dementia training does staff get?
- What happens if care needs increase: can my parent stay, and at what cost?
- Do you accept long-term care insurance, VA Aid and Attendance, or Medicaid?
