Antioch TN Opco, LLC is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in ANTIOCH, TN. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.9 out of 5 from 46 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Davidson County and serves residents in the TN area.
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This was my second time going here in the past two months,it was like family so glad to see you.The staff is outstanding and go the extra mile to help.The therapy op and PT go to the extreme for you and even let you cry and listen to you.The nurses and techs work hard and go through more than you can imagine but would never complain..I would go back again ifneeded.I would highly recommend to anyone.I will be back just to visit my new found family and new friends.
As a neighbor living close to Good Samaritan Health & Rehab, I’ve had the opportunity to quietly observe the day-to-day life around the facility, and it has given me a real appreciation for the work being done here. What stands out most is the steady, genuine involvement of the staff. Whether it’s team members helping residents get fresh air, assisting someone with therapy, or simply offering a moment of conversation, you can see the level of attention and patience they bring. These aren’t staged moments—just the natural rhythm of a team showing up for the people they care for. There’s also a sense of stability that’s easy to notice from the outside. Residents seem comfortable, the environment is active without feeling chaotic, and staff move with a purpose that reflects confidence in their roles. You can tell that the team is working hard behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly, and that effort is visible even to those of us who aren’t walking through the doors each day. As a neighbor, you get to see the small things—families visiting, residents being engaged, staff checking in with one another—and those details paint a positive picture of a facility committed to doing right by the people who depend on it. Good Samaritan appears to be a place where compassion is backed by consistency, and where the staff’s dedication truly reaches beyond the building itself. From a community standpoint, that’s reassuring to witness.
I had surgery on my back and was cut from stern to my sternum I Went in the hospital walking and came out in a wheelchair and had to have assistance in getting up .I was told I had to go to a rehab facility.I had bad experience with rehab before but I knew I needed to do everything I could to walk again.I told myself and my daughter I'm staying 3days and I'm out of here lol This place is awesome and truly care .They made my stay extremely good and I would recommend to anyone.When I'm well I will be going back to visit.Thanks to ALL OF THE STAFF FOR CHANGING MY MIND LOL
Took great care of my mother! nice and caring and even fun!! who would have thought fun at a rehabilitation facility? Laughing is great medicine. Great staff. Cynthia, Doug and everyone else. so great I took them cake and pies (and not store bought) lol
My father has been to Good Samaritan at least 3 times for a short term stay (30 days). The staff is very mature & great with him. They get him out of bed every day, he needs total care. He is always clean & looking good like is at home. Most of the staff & residents remember him and welcome him with open arms. I really dont trust any other facility to care for him. Thank you to all the staff for giving me a piece of mind.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.