Good Samaritan Society -- Loveland Village

Good Samaritan Society Loveland Village provides skilled nursing care for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term residential needs. Services include 24-hour nursing care, restorative and rehabilitative therapies, medication management, wound care, and spiritual care programming consistent with Good Samaritan Society's faith-based heritage.

Loveland is served by two major hospitals. UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies on Rocky Mountain Avenue is one of Northern Colorado's leading acute care facilities, offering Level II trauma care, cardiac surgery, oncology, and comprehensive specialty services. Banner Health's McKee Medical Center on Boise Avenue provides additional emergency and specialty care options, giving residents and families robust access to nearby medical resources.

Good Samaritan Society was founded in 1922 and has grown into one of the largest nonprofit senior care organizations in the United States, operating communities in more than 20 states. The organization is guided by a Christian mission of sharing God's love through quality care and service, welcoming residents of all backgrounds. Its nonprofit status means resources are reinvested into resident care rather than distributed as profits.

Loveland is a welcoming Northern Colorado city celebrated for its arts culture, natural beauty, and community spirit. Seniors and families enjoy attractions like the Benson Sculpture Garden, the Loveland Museum & Gallery, and Boyd Lake State Park. The Promenade Shops at Centerra provide upscale shopping and dining, while proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park makes Loveland a gateway to some of Colorado's most breathtaking scenery. The city's warm, small-city atmosphere and excellent healthcare infrastructure make it a highly desirable location for senior living.

Contact Good Samaritan Society Loveland Village directly at (970) 669-3100 to speak with an admissions coordinator. The team can discuss your loved one's care needs, conduct a needs assessment, explain insurance coverage including Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay options, and schedule a personal tour of the community. Referrals from physicians and hospital discharge planners are also welcome.