Good Samaritan Care Center ALF sits in a quiet residential area at 6 Reston Place in Palm Coast, Florida, and has a calm, family-style home feeling because it only allows up to six residents at a time, which makes it easier for staff to give one-on-one attention, and the owner, Dorota Koszyk-Wielgus, who's also the administrator, takes a personal role in seeing to residents' needs-she even goes over meal planning and sometimes goes with residents to their doctor visits, just to make sure everyone's comfortable and gets what they need. The facility's licensed by the state, so it follows all the rules for assisted living and stays up to date with the Agency for Health Care Administration license number 10381, verified most recently on July 23, 2025, and that means families know staff are around all day and night, every day, making sure residents are as safe as possible.
The center's proud to be a member of the Florida Assisted Living Association (FALA), and it even offers regulatory guides, policies, procedures, education, and training programs for the staff right through its online resource store, which keeps everybody up to speed with what's required in the field. Residents here get three homemade meals a day with options for special diets, including diabetes- or allergy-friendly meals, low sodium, vegetarian, and guest meals for when family visits, plus there's anytime dining for folks who need a flexible schedule. The kitchen serves meals that meet special needs, like low sodium for high blood pressure or soft foods for swallowing problems, and there are snacks throughout the day.
Rooms come furnished with things you'd expect-WiFi, telephone, cable, and air conditioning-and every resident gets their own emergency alert system and access to transportation if they need to go to the doctor, shopping, or religious services. Both private and community dining rooms are available, and there's laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping provided regularly so no one has to worry about chores, and folks can also get a mobile barber or hairdresser to keep things tidy without needing to leave.
Activities are a big part of daily life at Good Samaritan Care Center ALF-residents can take part in planned events, movie nights, arts and crafts, music and workout programs, creative activities, reading in the book room, or relaxing outside in the garden, or maybe enjoying the jacuzzi, sauna, or salon right there on site, and staff arrange community evening events, scheduled day trips, board games, and even pet therapy from time to time. For people who like to stay active, there's exercise and fitness activities, while those who prefer a slower pace can join group socials, movie nights, and creative gatherings.
Staff provide help with daily living tasks like bathing, dressing, medication management, transferring, and managing health needs, and there's special care if someone needs memory care or non-ambulatory assistance for mobility problems. Residents get 24-hour supervision, medication management, and extra nursing support when needed, and the staff works with each person's healthcare providers to be sure everyone stays on track with their medical care. Incontinence care and specialized care programs help residents with extra needs, and every effort's made to keep folks comfortable, safe, and feeling at home in a community that values dignity and respect.
As a family-owned home, Good Samaritan Care Center ALF's dedicated to giving care from the heart, welcoming seniors who want support in a caring, hands-on environment where it's easy to feel like part of the family, and with a review score of 9.5 from families and friends (most giving it a 5-star rating), many appreciate the team's reliable, compassionate approach. Medicaid is accepted, which may help with costs, and the overall feeling here centers on kindness, attention, and a strong sense of home, where residents keep their independence but have help when they want it, so folks can enjoy their days with dignity and as much comfort as possible.
