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Visit our newly renovated campus

Our $3 million renovation's improved services and gathering spaces provide a better quality of life for our residents

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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Learn more about the Good Samaritan Society.

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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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.
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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.