My mom is here, we were the first resident at the home, they just opened up and her doctor recommended the place. I live in Tennessee and actually drove down to Granbury to do walk-thru at several other facilities, some of those were nice, some not-as-much. I actually recommended another facility since I didn't know of Mercy Homes at the time. Through some errors in communication with the family, I ended up driving back to Granbury from Tennessee to specifically do another walk-thru at Mercy Homes. My mind was already made up with the other facility, but I wanted to entertain the idea so I came down. Boy I'm glad I did. There are some major major bonuses to this place during the walk-thru that I really liked and appreciated. A.) My mother is very in tune with nature and likes being outside, the other facility I was looking at didn't really have that option. And the version of it that they did required nurse intervention to allow the resident outside to the porch if desired. That's not the case here, there's a secure back-yard that my mom has full access to, and now they are putting up gates to allow resident access to the adjacent house (which is being opened up as the next home in this complex). She can go out there whenever she wants to, and will be able to securely go to the next house as she pleases. No place I went to offered any level of this openness. B.) The staff ratio is outstanding, of course we were the first resident, but each home will have just a few residents with 24/7 staff on-site in that home. My mother was rather 'complicated' when she got there, attempted runs and escapes, and the staff dealt with it fantastically while adjusting medications. They got her balanced out and she was back to being my mom again! I have a feeling that other facilities might have given up on her and just tried to get her to rest. I cannot stress how appreciative I am that the staff here took the time to figure out what my mom needed, they found it and she's now doing great! C.) My mom absolutely loves it here now. She still have pretty obvious dementia, but she's happy now and laughing about it, having as good a time as she can while dealing with this disease. She told me she's worried about being kicked out now since she's doing so well, I told her that's not going to be a problem and not to worry about it. Lol. She loves the staff, they've become friends and legitimately likes hanging out and living at the house. Family came in last week and we all went by to pick up mom, went out to dinner, Bob's on the Square for karaoke night, and a movie. At the end of the night, she's telling us she wants to go back home to Mercy. The staff has no issue now with all this. Absolutely astounded to see the turn-around in my mom, she still has her diagnosis, but she's now living life again and enjoying it. Seriously, you are doing yourself and your family member a disservice by not having this place on your shortlist. When people figure it out, these rooms are going to go fast. SUPER glad we got in at the beginning. read more

The workers are caring and the houses are very clean. They get 3 meals a day along with snacks.

Mercy Homes is the silver lining to my Mom's dementia journey. - clean facility -caring staff - home cooked meals - Mom seems more relaxed here than at previous memory care facility - as close to being "at home" as possible If you need this kind of help for your loved one , please consider Mercy Homes. read more

For anyone facing the difficult question of whether to place a loved one in a care facility, I would encourage you to check out Mercy Homes. My sister is a resident there and Lori and her staff have been doing an excellent job of seeing to her needs and making sure she has a safe and friendly place to stay. I feel that she is in good hands read more

Mercy Homes: A Haven for Seniors I can't say enough good things about Mercy Homes. My dear friend resides there, and it's truly a gem. From the moment you step inside, you feel the warmth and care that define this assisted living facility. read more