Good Samaritan Society - Olathe

Good Samaritan Society - Olathe is a nursing facility found at 20705 W 151st St in Olathe, Kansas, where you'll see about 120 residents living each day and a total of 140 certified beds, and the place has offered services like skilled nursing, assisted living, long-term care, rehabilitation therapy, adult day services, home-based services, memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias, plus caregiver support and referral partner programs, and the care comes from staff who speak English, with services provided Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., though right now they're not accepting new patients. This community is managed by Leon Robinson since November 2022, Fred Pitzl since June 2013, and Tony Morrison since January 2019, operating as part of The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society and its Good Samaritan Foundation. You'll find a range of care options here, such as dedicated senior living, post-acute rehab therapy, physical therapy, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and services tailored to each resident's needs, but the nursing home's recent inspection on December 12, 2023, reported 17 deficiencies, including issues with infection control and a case where not enough food or fluids were given to keep a resident healthy, causing harm even though it wasn't considered an immediate emergency. The facility's inspection reports have documented 32 total deficiencies, 2 of them infection-related, and it's had a resident rights citation for not always telling the resident, doctor, or family about situations that could affect care, which didn't cause harm but could have. Nurse turnover sits at 32.7%, which is lower than the state average of 50.4%, though the reported nurse hours per resident per day are 3.85, a bit below the state average of 4.0 hours. Good Samaritan Society - Olathe is built to give various services for seniors and tries to match care to what each resident needs, and it offers memory care features, therapy, day services, and more, but the history of deficiencies and infection control problems are important details to consider when looking at this community. There's a website at www.good-sam.com/locations/olathe where you can see more.