Good Samaritan Society-Millard Manor sits in Omaha, NE, at 12835 Deauville Dr, about 2.2 miles from Chalco, and it provides several care options for older adults, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, skilled nursing, home care, and rehabilitation, so folks can get the support they need even as their needs change. Residents can pick between studios, semi-private rooms, suites, one-bedroom, or even two-bedroom layouts, which gives some different choices depending on what someone likes or needs, and the community tries to shape the environment to be both comfortable and supportive for different kinds of residents, with a focus on independence. The facility's got staff on hand around the clock, which is reassuring in case an emergency crops up, and there's diabetic care, incontinence care, and help for people who need assistance moving or have non-ambulatory needs, plus specialized care for things like monitoring insulin levels for folks managing diabetes.
There are indoor common areas made for relaxing and socializing, and those spaces invite people to connect or unwind, while the meal service helps with convenient, prepared food, saving time and effort for residents. There's plenty to do with activities on-site and off-site that encourage healthy movement, social time, and participation, and there are devotional services offered off the property for spiritual needs as well, which some find important. The location benefits from many nearby places of worship, 28 area physicians, 18 pharmacies for healthcare needs, six cafes, several restaurants with different types of food, and access to four different parks, letting people try new things or stick to routines close to home.
Good Samaritan Society-Millard Manor uses a social care network platform that offers programs residents or families can claim or suggest, and it tries to keep things accessible for everybody, featuring community reviews and neighborhood information to help people get a feel for the area. There are community and buy-in fees, plus rates that adjust for low, medium, or high care needs, including a second person fee and respite fee, and payment can be made through private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, or private insurance, so people have more ways to pay. The community has a rating of 7.6 out of 10, which speaks to a moderate level of satisfaction, and it aims to offer a safe, engaging place for seniors who want some independence but also the option for care and a sense of connection, without overpromising or making things sound too fancy.
