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Robbie Domingue

My mom was here for Rehab and it a great place she loved it, and she want to go back, I love it to and they love there residents. Keep up the good work

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Shalee Pitman

The Good Samaritan Sioux Falls Center has a phenomial team of leaders who truly go out of their way to create a safe, home-like environment and provide the best care to the people they serve. The nurse leaders are on the floor and accessible for any questions. All staff are always willing to help. The rehab therapy is truly one of the kind, they prioritize the residents, creating individual therapy plans to best support each resident they serve and their future goals. Activities is always planning new opportunities. Absolutely love all the community outings they do!

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Jay Walter

Horrible, horrible place, my aunt rotted. There, paying $12000 a month. So that she could get meals that they bought it mass for probably $2. Great profit margins for this nursing home. Please take your loved ones somewhere where they can be cared for if you value them.

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Mind The Bar

My mother (who is a resident here) keeps me updated on what’s going on. When the state surveyors are here everyone is on their best behavior. The rest of the time it is complete hell. Most residents are afraid of “retaliation” so they say as little as possible. Those who speak out are labeled as troublemakers and punished. The resident’s wheelchairs are caked with rotting food, hair is oily with scabby, often bleeding scalp underneath, fingernails are just nasty! The lazy activities director refuses to do many of their former pleasures such as going to surprise places. Apparently she doesn't want to drive the van, scared away the bingo caller, and treats them all with disrespect with her Preschool type activities. Maintenance men are so busy doing her stuff that they cannot find time for fixing anything. Don’t even get me started on the food! The scalloped potatoes with ham MIGHT contain a 1/2 inch square piece of ham. Ugggg. I want my mom out of here ASAP!!

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Ryan A. Browning

This is not the place to send any of your loved ones. A friend of mine had her aunt in the temporary care floor (rehab) since she had surgery on her hip, and she wasn't taken care of properly at all. She waited for an hour to get assistance to the restroom, and was told she needed to wait. This is uncalled for and needs to be reported to the health department. The food services director has been there too long and she should have retired a long time ago. Her staff is poorly trained and rude. Obviously the Good Samaritan Society needs a full overhaul in staff changes and management to start. No loved ones should be treated with such poor care under a facility that is suppose to be a Christian-based establishment. Do not recommend.