Owned by Diego Freitas, Good Samaritan Society-Loveland Village is a 60-bed community in Loveland, Colorado. It welcomes Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, offering families many routes to cover care. The community serves short-term and longer-term residents, averaging a stay of about 104 days. Daily nursing support is central to the facility, with total nursing care averaging roughly 3 hours and 40 minutes per resident day.
Rehabilitation is the community’s clinical focus, with on-site therapy services and programs for rehabilitation therapy, home-based services, and caregiver support. This makes it a pragmatic choice for people healing from an injury or hospitalization, or for families needing respite care. The 24-hour staffing model provides 24/7 support for residents. Daily life includes eating in a full-service dining room with varied menu selections. Residents and their families have access to wide amenities designed to support wellness and community life: a salon, swimming pool, wellness center, whirlpool, chapel, community room, and library. The home also maintains a pet park, and guest housing is there for visiting family members.
Loveland Village, situated in a car-dependent area, is set up for those with transportation and who prefer a calmer and less urban location.















