Good Samaritan Society - Heritage Grove

Good Samaritan Society - Heritage Grove sits in East Grand Forks and runs as a licensed senior living community run by a faith-based group and it's part of the bigger Good Samaritan Society network that serves several states like Minnesota, Nebraska, and a bunch of others. The place offers many living options, like independent living and assisted living, plus memory care, respite care, and skilled nursing, and the campus has three joined buildings called Heritage Maples, Heritage Oaks, and Heritage Pines, with apartments in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom sizes. Seniors can bring their pets because it's pet-friendly, and there's a maintenance-free lifestyle since maintenance and services are included in the rent, meaning there's nothing extra added on top, and when someone needs it, there's help with things like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and they get medication management, too, while the 24-hour call system and round-the-clock supervision add a sense of security. Residents use controlled-access buildings, and there's weekly light housekeeping, transportation services throughout Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, a scenic walking trail, and scheduled activities, plus salon services, worship in the chapel, and lots of gathering spots for people to meet and chat or eat together, with meal plans and special diets handled if necessary. The senior care advocates offer information and resources for seniors and their families, even setting up guided tours most days including evenings and weekends, and there's caregiver support, rehabilitation therapy, and home-based and respite care, with short stays allowed from five up to thirty days. Folks with disabilities or specific diseases can get care designed for their needs, and the building is two stories with accommodations for safety, assisted supervision, and emergency alert systems for peace of mind. Many of the communities and programs have distinct names-like Heritage Grove, Heritage Landing, Edgebrook Care Center, Heritage Place of Roseville, and Prescott Village-all offering their own types of care, and there are also amenities like a dining room, arts room, garden, barber and salon, movie nights, resident-led activities, and transportation and parking for easy living, plus reflexology lessons on the last Tuesday every month. Heritage Grove also links with wider Services@Home programs in other places like Gresham and Windsor, and connects residents to home health care, hospice, and more through the Society's regional reach, and you'll find household services like cleaning, laundry, and meal service always part of the package. The location has a presence on Facebook and other Meta platforms, and there are referral partner options, too, and the community encourages socializing and activities in a safe environment for both independent folks and those who need more hands-on help.