Good Samaritan Home

Good Samaritan Home is a board and care home in Miami where seniors get help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, meals, and medication management all day, every day, and the staff watches out for everyone and handles medical needs like diabetic support, incontinence care, and medication reminders, which is real important for folks who might forget or need extra help. The home takes care of a small group of residents in a place that has semi-private one-bedroom set-ups, fully furnished private and shared rooms, and some nice spaces inside and outside including a garden and walking paths, which gives everyone a chance to get fresh air or walk around safely if they're dealing with memory problems like Alzheimer's or dementia, especially since they've set up secure areas and wandering management, which helps stop people from getting lost. Meals come from a central kitchen and are planned to fit what each person needs-so if someone eats vegetarian, kosher, diabetic-friendly, or has allergies, the kitchen adjusts-and meals are served either on a schedule or during all-day dining, and there's always hot food ready in the main dining room or outside for special events. Residents spend time together doing on-site and off-site recreational activities, movie nights, garden walks, and community-sponsored programs, so there's always something to do, and the staff keeps things lively with social activities and scheduled events, which makes people feel more at home. The staff also helps with things like laundry, housekeeping, dry cleaning, and arranges transportation for doctor visits, errands, or outings, with parking for cars or access to public transit nearby so people can still get around if they need to. The home is wheelchair accessible, and the rooms have telephones and bath tubs, so everyone feels safe and can call for help if there's an emergency, thanks to the alert system in place. They offer a mix of care types, from independent living to support for non-ambulatory folks and round-the-clock skilled nursing for those who need it, and respite care for families who need a break, plus there's special therapy, podiatry, beauty work, and programs for memory challenges, which shows they've thought hard about what people need as they age. Every resident has a care plan tailored to their needs, and the staff, including names like Marie Y Pierre as MGRM and Ananias Pierre as registered agent, do their best to keep things running smoothly, though it's worth knowing that the business status is marked as INACTIVE with the state of Florida, and annual reports were filed for 2015, 2016, and 2017. The community tries to strike a balance between support and independence, so some folks join in with daily activities and meal times while others enjoy quiet in their rooms or outdoor spaces, and new residents get move-in help to settle in with less stress. Good Samaritan Home is at 1100 NW 104th Street for the main location, with a mailing address at 9950 NW 24 Ave, both in Miami, and it's meant for seniors who want extra help, memory care, or just a safe, supportive place to live with people around who understand what older adults need.