The Good Samaritan Assisted Living Facility sits in a quiet, country spot off Highway 39, surrounded by tall, mature trees, and it's got a warm, homey feel about it, especially with cozy fireplaces and outdoor spaces where residents can relax or even keep their pets, and while it's small, that means the staff spend more one-on-one time with each person, showing patience, kindness, and genuine care, like a family's supposed to. The staff keep the place clean and odor-free, serving homemade meals every day made from scratch, including options for special diets like gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, kosher, allergy-sensitive, or diabetic meals, with room service if residents need it, and there's all-day dining so everyone can eat on their own schedule. Folks get to bring in and decorate their rooms with their own things-those rooms have air conditioning, private baths, full kitchens, even cable and WiFi, plus some are in separate cottages or bungalows, which keeps things cozy and private, and everything's wheelchair accessible, with walk-in showers if someone needs that.
The care is steady, round the clock, and the team helps out with bathing, dressing, medicine, or moving around, plus they're happy to support those who use walkers or wheelchairs, and they even have memory care and high acuity nursing for those who need more help, including for Alzheimer's and dementia, and the building's secure too. There's laundry and housekeeping, move-in help, and transportation if someone needs to get to a doctor or around town, along with parking for guests and haircuts right there at the facility, and if someone likes quiet, they can sit out in the garden or walk along the paths under the trees, and if they want to socialize, there are community events, scheduled happy hours, game nights, art classes, cooking clubs, musical groups, and chances for folks to garden or even taste wine now and then. The home welcomes both cats and dogs, and it's arranged so every resident can enjoy their own space without feeling crowded, and families who visit say it's got a loving, calm atmosphere, with every staff member bringing comfort and respect to the job.
Being Christian-based, the home has devotional activities on site and sometimes brings in chaplains or priests, but everyone's welcome, and there is a real focus on treating all residents with dignity and keeping things peaceful and gentle. The facility offers assisted and independent living, skilled nursing, respite care, board and care home services, and memory care, meaning residents can stay as their needs change, and nurses and staff work closely with doctors and other providers to keep up with everyone's health. There are group meals in a community dining room, indoor common areas for chatting, common area TVs, and even educational talks and wellness programs for those who like to stay active mentally and physically, so nobody has to feel isolated or bored. Residents get a lot of options when it comes to choosing their room-they're all furnished, semi-private if preferred, and decorated to make it feel like home, and it all sits in a safe, pretty spot, not far from local towns but far enough to keep things restful. The Good Samaritan Assisted Living Facility aims to make sure everyone there feels at home, well cared for, and part of a real, welcoming community.
