Good Samaritan Society - Wagner is a non-profit senior living community that's set to reopen in the summer of 2025 after renovations, and right now there isn't much public information available about the facility itself, but it does have a strong record of care, showing zero hospitalizations per 1,000 long-term resident days and providing pneumococcal vaccines to every long-term resident. The facility holds a long-term care quality grade of B-plus and a short-term care grade of A-minus, which means residents generally receive good nursing support and strong rehabilitation for those recovering from illness or surgery, and it has also earned an A-plus for its facility inspection. Registered nursing staff give medical attention and the staff puts in the hours needed to care for residents.
Good Samaritan Society - Wagner will offer independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care, continuing care, skilled nursing, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and home care services for people over 55, as well as respite care, and care homes. The facility has services like incontinence care, diabetic care, non-ambulatory care, and meals. There are personal care and homemaking services, plus amenities like refurbished lounges, a chapel, and common areas that residents can spend time in, as well as devotional activities and offsite trips. The rooms and common areas are getting upgrades with new bathrooms, a central bathing suite on the 500 wing, new kitchen and dining space, remodeled nurses' station, improved flooring, lighting, fixtures, and larger rooms with new TVs. Specialized healthcare services include inpatient rehab, occupational therapy, speech therapy, cardiac therapy, pain management, wound care, nutritional counseling, stroke recovery, IV antibiotic therapy, and recreational therapy.
The staff aims to give compassionate care and make sure the services match what each resident needs and wants, and the community tries to feel home-like by offering things like residents' favorite chairs and outdoor birdfeeders. There are also resident and family councils, so people living there and their families can have a say in how things are run. Good Samaritan Society - Wagner is part of the larger Good Samaritan Society, and they give tours for prospective residents, with facilities you can visit during community tours. The community has a range of healthcare services and amenities meant to make life easier and help residents feel independent, and they are working to reopen a safe, updated space for seniors in 2025.
