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Here for you then, now and always.

Compassionate, exceptional care for your unique needs.
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Variety of activities gives residents the chance to do what they love

Nate Klaus's passion as life enrichment coordinator is finding out what residents love to do and making it happen

Strength in rehabilitation, close to home

No one plans to be sick or in need of additional recovery time from a serious injury or hospitalization, but it’s nice to know that if needed, you have options.

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Good Samaritan Society – Loveland Village offers a breathtaking view of the majestic Rocky Mountains from our beautifully landscaped 50-acre campus.

We put your needs first when it comes to a retirement lifestyle. We offer a full range of housing and healthcare services for those 55 and older.

From housing with services to long-term, memory and rehab care, our residents enjoy the beautiful park-like setting featuring ponds and walking trails.

Our state-of-the art wellness center includes a warm pool, juice bar and spa. The new town center encourages community development, whether it's exploring the library, a fun round of billiards in the game room, a cup of coffee and conversation in the cafe, or shopping in the country store.

Come see for yourself why retirement is brighter at Good Samaritan Society – Loveland Village.

Call (800) 524-8439 or (970) 669-3100 to schedule your personal tour and complimentary lunch.

In-home medical care

We also offer non-medical, in-home services through Services@Home.

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Residents and staff members received T-shirts in recognition of the Good Samaritan Society's partnership with Sanford Health.
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Residents and staff members celebrated the Good Samaritan Society’s partnership with Sanford Health in a new mission: “Dedicated to sharing God’s love through the work of health, healing and comfort.”
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Loveland Village employees prepare breakfast burritos for first responders. Chaplain Doug Overall has been the inspiration and force behind getting Society locations to use the 9-11 anniversary to remember and thank their local first responders.
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Lisa Melby, Executive Director, Good Samaritan-Loveland Village, Colorado presents ‘First Responders Red Bandanna Day Proclamation’ to (Left to Right): Chief Robert Ticer, Chief Randy Lesher, Mayor of Loveland, Cecil Gutierrez and Chief Mark Miller.
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Healthcare center resident, Ramona Uppendahl, recently won second place in the Loveland Fishing Club's Fishing Derby. Ramona, who loves fishing, caught a 13.5 inch bass.
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Jean Maloney is out in her garden daily. We have several raised garden beds for our residents to use.
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Karen Peterson, Services@Home care coordinator, enjoys a cup of cappuccino from the Country Store.
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Moyne Johnson enjoys a quiet place in the Game Room for her Bible study.