Good Samaritan Society - Kissimmee Village - Inpatient Rehab sits on over 425 acres, offering plenty of space and a community atmosphere that's been valued in Kissimmee for many years, and with its historical roots, many locals know it well. The facility's run by the Good Samaritan Society, a non-profit group with a long reputation for caring for older adults and folks with medical needs, and they focus on skilled nursing care for people who need help after a hospital stay or surgery, or for those living with Alzheimer's and dementia, since the staff handles daily care with patience. People can find services such as post-operative recovery, wound care, and support with things like dressing, medication, and bathing, and there are 39 certified beds out of 161 available so it's not so busy that people get lost in the shuffle. Nursing shifts run 12 to 16 hours at a time, and someone's always on-call if there's a problem. The place has received awards and accreditations for its care and resident satisfaction, with ongoing reviews by groups who check that residents get treated well.
Residents can join activities and social programs, with movie nights, music, games, arts rooms, and scheduled daily events, and there's a strong club scene for various hobbies, as well as a pet park and walking paths for enjoying time outdoors, while a fitness center, wellness spa, swimming pools, tennis courts, a golf course, and community center round out the list of things to do. Dining comes restaurant-style, and the facility's kitchen can handle special diets for those with allergies or diabetes, and people can relax in a library, movie theater, or the gardens, whether gathering in groups or simply spending some quiet time. Apartments feature furnished rooms, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and high-speed internet, and the building's staffed round the clock to keep folks safe, while transportation, parking, and move-in help make the process easier. Family members can join councils that meet to talk about how to make life better there, and many appreciate the staff's approach to helping residents live in a way that suits them best. The motto, "In Christ's Love, Everyone is Someone," runs through a lot of what they do, and there's a chapel on site for those who wish to worship. The campus has views along Shingle Creek, and there's a marina, RV and boat storage for people who like to keep active even in retirement. The facility takes both Medicare and Medicaid, and people can also find day and respite care for children and adults, with a range of therapies offered including intravenous, massage, respiratory, wound vacuum, restorative, music, and recreational therapies. The Good Samaritan Society's Kissimmee Village isn't part of a larger Continuing Care Retirement Community, but there's a full range of care here, from independent living to assisted living, long-term care, rehabilitation therapy, memory care, and hospice, so residents' needs are met as they change over time, always with a focus on dignity and respect.
