Good Samaritan Society Loveland Village in Loveland, CO
Good Samaritan Society Loveland Village is an assisted living community in Loveland, CO.
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2101 South Garfield Avenue, Loveland, CO 80537
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
3.9 from 38 reviews
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Overall Review of Good Samaritan Society Loveland Village
differentiator6 reviews mention this
Care continuum supports aging in
Residents describe moving between living and healthcare settings as needs change.
Several reviews describe a campus setup where residents can transition from independent-style living into assisted living, healthcare, and rehab. Families specifically mention an assisted-living move into a healthcare wing during a health decline, along with attentive support from staff. Other reviewers describe rehab stays after surgeries or injuries and then returning to ongoing care options. One review also calls out that families have to rely on management and coverage, citing concerns about how care needs are handled at times.
common20 reviews mention this
Staff kindness and responsiveness varies
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as friendly, helpful, and caring.
Many reviews focus on day-to-day interactions, saying staff are welcoming, courteous, and genuinely caring, with specific praise for nurses and CNAs. Some residents also mention feeling safe and cared for, and families describe support during difficult transitions and end-of-life moments. That said, a smaller set of reviews is much harsher, describing rude or inattentive interactions, staffing coverage problems, and management communication issues. Overall, the feedback points to caring staff for many residents, but not consistently for every family.
caveat4 reviews mention this
Dining earns both praise and complaints
Food quality gets mixed feedback, with both positive meals and serious dissatisfaction.
Some reviewers say the meals are nutritious and delicious, and others describe the dining experience as enjoyable. Several reviews also point to changes in the kitchen, including complaints about vegetables and a new chef not meeting expectations. In rehab-related feedback, one reviewer reports food being too dry and tied to frequent choking, which strongly contrasts with the positive comments. Taken together, dining seems to depend on the unit and time period for some families.
common8 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Reviews describe frequent activities, classes, and outdoor time to stay active.
Residents describe being able to join exercise classes, attend scheduled activities, and participate in resident-run or community-sponsored events. Multiple reviews mention outdoor spaces—like walking trails and ponds for fishing—and a generally walkable campus feel. Families also describe a variety of programs and opportunities to try new interests, including time in the dining room and other shared spaces. While most feedback on activities is positive, at least one review highlights serious operational concerns that can affect the overall experience.
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