Good Samaritan Society - Miller has been around for decades, offering 50 certified beds with an average of about 39 residents each day, and it's part of the larger Good Samaritan Society network with ownership tied to Sanford and The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society. The facility provides a variety of services-assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapies, hospice care, and post-acute rehab-so residents who want to live in their own apartment or residential unit and don't need constant nursing supervision can have staff close by around the clock, which helps people feel safe and cared for, and there's a focus on both the body and mind through tailored care plans and specialized programs, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies. Residents use comfortable living spaces and common areas that have been updated recently for both accessibility and comfort, with amenities such as dining options, collaborative workspaces, fitness areas, social programs, and communal spots where people can relax or take part in group activities. There's a heavy sense of community through engaging programs, recreation, and sports, as well as day programs, and you'll find both long-term care and memory care as options too. Staff are on hand 24 hours a day, offering personal support, healthcare, and supportive services, and there's a focus on helping each person find a routine that works for them, while also keeping the environment calm and inviting.
The facility's history in the area shows a commitment to community involvement, and it operates as a non-profit with different accreditations for its work in senior living and extended care; it's ranked in the top 100% of hospitals in extended care. People can book appointments over the phone, and tours are available for anyone interested in meeting staff and residents or seeing the facility first-hand. Residents get access to direct therapies, post-acute care, and help for disabilities, as well as support for daily needs, housekeeping, and caregiver support. The nurse staffing per resident is about 3.80 hours each day, though it's important to note that the nurse turnover rate is high, at around 73.6%, and that inspections found 13 deficiencies, including 3 tied to infection control, along with citations related to food standards, pressure ulcer care, and resident protection, and there was a recent fine of over $20,000. The facility does provide cleanliness, recovery information, communication about medications, and keeps a focus on patient experience details like quiet rooms, though there have been some reported infections and other hospital-related ratings to consider. Good Samaritan Society - Miller aims to let residents live as independently as possible while making sure support and care are close by, and while there's no claim to perfection, it remains a trusted spot for many in the area to live, recover, and take part in a caring community.
