Good Samaritan Center

If you want to be in pain,wet your pants and diaper,wait all night to go to the bathroom and wait for your light to be answered at night and they come and turn it off and leave without any
attention, then go to Good Sam and enjoy the unique " love of Jesus Christ " that their ads talk about.Financial deceit.outright lies,being kept captive for over six months and not allowed to leave the premises with your family on Holidays, if you want to be treated like a jail bird,come to Good Sam and enjoy their "love".

I complained re the way my friends sister was told to "go on and go in your pants" because staff was too lazy to take her to the bathroom and the director actually threatened to CALL THE POLICE.LOLLOLLOL Told her to go right ahead.What would the police do?Kick a visitor out of a nursing home???WEIRDOS RUN THIS PLACE .The aides hide in the bathroom with the lights out or are on the computer all the time-never once saw an aide interact with a patient.My friend was told she could not visit her sister for more than 15 minutes at a time.The sister had one outing in a year and months,was overfed to the max and they just kept upping her insulin to make up for it.She didn't even make it to 2 years in this EVIL SNAKEPIT OF A HELLHOLE Christian??? Nope.More like demon worshipping Satanists.

Not enough staff. Money is the bottom line and the residents are last to matter. Most uncaring people running this place. Not a place I would put my loved one in for care. THERE IS NO CARE!! Christian based my a☆☆!!!

If I could give it a lower score, I would. While there were several dedicated and professional nurses/staff members, the majority of my experience with my aunt under care was horrific. I do not expect an 87 year old woman under hospice care to fall from her bed, allowed to eat a urine soaked diaper and not be given pain meds when I'm there 24/7 to make sure she is getting cared for. The hospice nurse, head nurse and director were told of the situation and did nothing to alleviate or change it. My aunt deserved the best of care her last few days, not the treatment she received. I've witnessed how wonderful hospice care can and should be. The hospice nurse needs to get much better training and remove her own emotions and agenda from the situation.
I would never recommend anyone to place someone in the living hell on earth I witnessed with my aunt. I truly thought I'd entered The Twilight Zone. Imagine how much worse it is for those who have no one looking over their situation.