Ultimate Care by God's Servants sits off Robinson Road in Oak Ridge North, offering a small and quiet group home setting in the Spring, TX area where seniors get help with daily living while keeping their dignity and comfort, and the homes are managed by Purple Door, LLC. Each house holds up to six residents, with four private bedrooms and one semi-private room, and every house has two live-in caregivers who are always there, day and night. The staff keep a steady one-to-six ratio, and the caregivers receive regular training, so care stays consistent and attentive, especially for folks living with dementia or Alzheimer's. There's a friendly and caring culture among the workers who strive to help residents with kindness and respect, and this makes for easy conversation and a supportive feeling all around.
The homes have large, park-like yards, walk paths, gardens, and both indoor and outdoor spaces for gathering, with two living and two dining areas per home, so there's room for enjoying meals and leisure, plus pets can come along. You find everything at hand for everyday comfort-wheelchair accessible showers, housekeeping and laundry, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and a safe place to park, and there's security systems running all the time. Residents can get help with any activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, medication reminders, or incontinence care, and there's respite and short-term care available too. Services include support from therapists for physical, speech, and occupational needs, visits from physicians, and links with hospice for those at the end of life.
Ultimate Care by God's Servants provides home-cooked meals with a focus on nutritious, quality ingredients, accommodating special diets including diabetic, kosher, low fat, low salt, and vegetarian, and people can eat in the dining rooms, have room service, or invite guests to meals. There's always snacks, drinks, and baked goods available, so no one ever goes hungry or thirsty. Each resident has a personal care plan that covers health, mental, and spiritual needs, and the staff makes sure to provide activities like arts and crafts, music, literary programs, board games, and even devotional services, all designed for community engagement and mental stimulation. The homes allow smoking and have a nurse on staff part-time, always reachable around the clock, so health matters are managed and emergencies get a quick response.
The setting is quiet and calm, but there's regular social activities, religious services, and personalized care, whether someone needs just a little support or total help with daily life. They also care for people with diabetes, provide catheter or colostomy care, psychiatric and companion care, and partner with various home health agencies for therapy services. Families are welcome to tour the community to see the day-to-day life and how meals and activities are run. Payment is simple and all-inclusive, with checks accepted, and the facility is licensed by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services (Facility ID: 100748, License No.: 308048). At the core, the community's mission is to act as caring providers and create a safe, nurturing environment where every resident is treated with respect, and where comfort and well-being come first, making Ultimate Care by God's Servants a steady place for seniors who seek care with dignity.
