Good Samaritan Society - Mohall sits at 602 Main St E in Mohall, North Dakota, and stays open around the clock, every day. The facility is a non-profit and part of the Good Samaritan Society network. There are 59 licensed beds for skilled care, so there's room for seniors who need both daily help and medical attention. Residents get care from staff including registered nurses, LPNs, CNAs, therapists, and medical staff who spend a good amount of active hours helping out. They run specialized nursing home and memory care services, as well as long-term care and rehabilitation for people recovering from things like a stroke or an accident. If someone needs help with therapy, they've got physical, occupational, cardiac, aquatic, and speech therapy options, along with wound care and pain management right there on site. Seniors with diabetes, incontinence, high medical needs, or trouble walking can get attention here, too.
Meal programs focus on nutrition and use quality ingredients, and there's transportation help for doctor trips or other needs. Housekeeping, lawn care, and activities are managed by staff, so seniors can worry less about chores. The place has common rooms for gatherings, devotional chances, and offsite activities. There's support for families through support groups, and dedicated family and resident councils help everyone have a voice. There are studio rooms to choose from, though the types aren't all spelled out, and rehabilitation services are available for inpatient and outpatient care.
Home Health and Home Care services are also offered, plus respite care for short stays. The team here helps with both private pay, Medicare, and long-term care insurance, and Good Samaritan Society - Mohall does accept Medicaid and Medicare. Their nursing home carries a 3 out of 5 star rating with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and a local community rating of 3.3 out of 10, which is the highest in Mohall. Recent inspections gave them an A+ in long-term care quality. Staff speak English and their friendly nature has earned positive reviews from residents and families, who say workers are kind and helpful.
Good Samaritan Society - Mohall puts a lot into caregiver and staff training as well, offering state-certified caregiver programs, courses in senior and home care, dementia and Alzheimer's care, and Residential Assisted Living (RAL). Staff can log in for company access and get Medicaid training if needed. They accept both active seniors and those who need more help, offering a range of services like Assisted Living, Independent Living, skilled nursing, memory care, and hospice. While they don't offer Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) services, they're focused on helping seniors stay as independent as they can, providing honest, comprehensive care and rehabilitation all while being tied closely with the Mohall community. Right now, they aren't taking on new residents, but have built a reputation for kindness, respect, and solid care for seniors over the years.
