Good Samaritan Society - Grand Island Village sits at 4075 Timberline St in Alda, Nebraska, and offers a big range of care for older adults. The campus has independent living townhomes and apartments for people 55 and older, assisted living apartments, and cottages for long-term care, and even twin homes for those looking for more space. There's skilled nursing care with staff available around the clock, and services include wound care, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, all therapy lines, and disease management programs for those who need extra health support. The village has respite care for short stays and offers home health care for those who want to stay at home while getting expert care from a Medicare-certified team. People can find help with everyday tasks because caregiving services are part of daily life, and staff are friendly and attentive with language support that covers English and some other languages.
The amenities include things like meal plans with fine dining, housekeeping, maintenance-free living, scheduled activities, a gym, walking tracks indoors and outdoors, a library, computer lab, meeting rooms, a chapel, and a village café, so residents can stay active and social. The community offers worship and fellowship opportunities, recreational programs, and educational chances, along with transportation services. There's a senior citizens' center or association on site, where people can get general counseling services and learn more about managing health needs. The place is community-focused and has a steady flow of events for residents along with caregiver support and referral partner programs. The campus has a reputation for a beautiful environment and tries to keep things comfortable and convenient. With both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation therapy, the village can help people recover from illness or surgery. Good Samaritan Society - Grand Island Village works as a senior living continuum of care community, supporting both independent seniors and those needing higher levels of daily help. Right now, they're not taking new patients, but the nine reviews show people have shared their experiences there. This quiet retirement community is operated by Good Samaritan Society and covers many care options to fit different needs.
