Good Samaritan Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

This facility does not care about your loved ones. The administrator talks a good game, but does nothing. When you walk in the order hits you at the front door. They do nothing to try and make the facility smell better. The staff is pretty good with the patients. The beds are falling apart and there is dirt on the walls and the curtains that separate he residents look like they have not been changed at all. I was visiting a relative in the cafeteria and they could not eat the food because of the flies. There are flies and knats in the cafeteria and and in the rooms. The floors in the resident's rooms are horrible. The residents should feel like this is there home away from home and should not have to live in these conditions. It gets hot in there and makes it smell worse. If this was my relative, I would have taken them out of this place in a hurry.

I was pleased with the facility when I first visited, as it was clean enough and seemed small enough to be personal. They assured me "rehabilitation" of Patrick would be the primary goal. He was young (53), but was having swallowing issues. After admission, little to no rehabilitation was happening. I called one weekend and they could not find him or tell me where he was. Finally, a manager discovered he had been transported to the hospital. I had not been notified, which was very serious, as Patrick was an interdicted adult. Patrick deteriorated quickly and passed away. I do not feel that the facility treated him like an important human and did not have an active treatment plan for him.