Good Samaritan Society-Mohall

Good Samaritan Society-Mohall sits over in Mohall, North Dakota, where you'll find both a quiet location and staff on hand around the clock, and while it has 59 licensed skilled care beds, it offers more than just nursing home care because you'll see assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, home health, and even hospice support, making it a place where most needs are met under one roof, which is something a lot of folks look for as circumstances change, and really, people get a basic studio-style room layout so they still have their own space while receiving services that include personal care, community activities, and help with meals and dining, and the whole place carries a 3-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, with an "A" grade running back over the years and an A-plus on recent inspections and no major complaints or problems showing up, just three non-serious deficiencies, so that tells you a bit about the standard of care. Residents here can expect services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, aquatic therapy, speech therapy, respiratory care, and various kinds of rehabilitation after illness or surgery, including stroke recovery, cardiac therapy, wound care, oncology care, orthopedic rehab, and lymphedema care, along with IV antibiotic therapy, pain management, and both inpatient and outpatient therapy for those transitioning back home, with support from staff that include registered nurses, physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, a speech/language pathologist, a dietician, pharmacists, social workers, and feeding assistants. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, and long-term care insurance, and offers many support options, including home care and hospice, with an organized system for browsing available services without hassle, and folks can make a list of favorites while keeping personal information private, so you don't have to worry about data sharing, while the actual care covers things like diabetic care, incontinence care, transportation, meal programs, lawn care, and both devotional and recreational activities on- and off-site, so people keep engaged, and there's a focus on independence even for those who need more hands-on help, with physical and medical therapy services, support groups, and respite stays all arranged as needed. The place also provides nursing care, skilled long-term care, and memory care for those with dementia, plus specialized attention for high needs, non-ambulatory residents, and those needing high-level nursing or medical support, and because it's run by the Good Samaritan Society, you'll find standards and staff that reflect that network's long history in senior care.