Good Samaritan Society - Home Care of Southeast Nebraska

It may not always seem like you need home health services. Friends and family may be helping out now. But they can feel overwhelmed by the new pressures and have not been trained to give medical treatments.

In the video below, Bob Lyons shares his story of remaining healthy and living in his own home, thanks to Good Samaritan Society home health.

Home health provides a wide range of medical services available seven days a week for most ages. Our caregivers are licensed or certified and have extensive background checks.

After surgery, illness or a new diagnosis, physical therapists may help you gain ability while occupational therapists teach you to take care of your daily needs and maneuver throughout your home. Nurses can help you manage your medications and create achievable goals.

All of our caregivers want to see you get back to what you were doing prior to this medical setback. We work with you and connect with your physicians and family throughout your home health journey. We are your partners in healing and well-being.

Nursing services 

• Nurse accessibility 24 hours, 7 days a week per phone or visit – weekend and holiday admission and visits 
• RNs with significant medical surgical, emergency room, cardiac, pediatric and ICU experience background 
• RN case managers care for clients from pediatric to geriatric ages
• IV and wound vac trained nurses 

Consultation services 

• Licensed physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech language pathologists 
• Certified occupational and physical therapy assistants 
• Certified wound ostomy nurse 
• Home healthcare aides 
• Companion private services 

Community presence 

• Long-term established relationships with area physicians 
• Excellent community reputation 
• Involved with Nebraska State Home Care Association

Transition services 

• Registered nurse clinical liaison monitors all clients transferred from home to a facility 
• Telemonitoring equipment utilized and monitored daily by nurse case managers
• Personal emergency response devices are offered to all patients (Lifeline)