MorningStar’s New Senior Living in Mission Viejo


MorningStar Senior Living is proud to announce a new senior community situated in a vibrant neighborhood in Mission Viejo, CA. Located on Marguerite Parkway we are close to The Shops at Mission Viejo and Providence Mission Hospital Mission Viejo. For recreation, the Mission Viejo Country Club, Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club and Niguel Botanical Preserve are nearby, and beautiful Laguna beach is only 11 miles away.

MorningStar Senior Living of Mission Viejo is a 155,000+ square-foot community designed from the ground up to promote residents’ independence with a range of hospitality services and luxury amenities. Our 3-story building will offer a range of living options with 64 independent living suites and 41 assisted living suites in a variety of floorplans. Each is equipped with a kitchenette, emergency call systems and handicap-accessible bathrooms. Residents will enjoy weekly housekeeping and laundry and linen services.

MorningStar’s luxury amenities will include a swimming pool, full salon, game room, art studio, fitness center, sky terraces and more. A five-star, all-day dining service is available in multiple venues, including a private dining room. To enhance wellbeing, MorningStar of Mission Viejo will offer a complement of wellness programs and activities designed to engage residents physically, mentally, socially and spiritually.

Independent living is ideal for active seniors who no longer wish to maintain their own home and desire a more carefree lifestyle. It is also perfect for those who love the sound of predictable budgeting, community living and built-in companionship. Care services are not provided but being a resident in our independent community will give you priority for a move into assisted living or memory care, if the need should arise.

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. MorningStar’s comprehensive care starts with residents having an individualized plan created to address their specialized needs. It is frequently reviewed and updated as required.

In addition, for those suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of memory loss, our Reflections Neighborhood provides the safety, security, people and programs to help preserve our most tender residents’ dignity and self-worth. Residents’ independence is encouraged through clear wayfinding and safe, inviting common areas.

We expect to open to residents in May 2023 and invite you to reserve your select suite. Also please ask us about our Founders Club Specials.

MorningStar takes tremendous pride in the reputation we have earned for excellence and authenticity since our inception in 2003. We believe the human capacity to grow, to learn and to contribute is ageless; and we act upon that truth daily, as we care for, inspire, and love the residents under our roof. Contact us to learn more about exceptional independent living, assisted living and memory care in Mission Viejo, CA.

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