Good Shepherd Community

Advanced Comfort Health 

on Google

2 weeks ago

We’ve had the pleasure of working with The Good Shepherd Community for several months and have consistently been impressed by their professionalism, compassion, and commitment to quality care. Their team truly prioritizes the well-being of their residents and have been a wonderful partner for our mutual patients. We look forward to our continued relationship and working together to make a difference in their supported communities! 

Megan Kleffman 

on Google

4 months ago

Beautiful community with incredible staff, you can tell they care deeply about their residents the minute you walk through the door! Highly recommend! 

Miyah Sundermeyer 

on Google

3 years ago

It's my understanding that my grandmother stayed here in the hospice program before she passed away. When I got the news, I reached out hoping to talk to her. That said, the nurse denied me the right to know how she was doing because I was not on the primary contacts. I was also told that she would call me back. Rather, she brushed me off which I felt was not only very rude but very unprofessional. I felt like I was denied the right to have a proper goodbye with my grandmother. They also did not have the courtesy to as... read more

Bob Swenson 

on Google

8 years ago

AVOID this place. My mother and father chose this place because it is "Lutheran". I respect that. The first couple of years my dad had good cognitive abilities. Here's the rest of the story: My dad was there several years ago. First clue it is not a good place: The admin offices are behind glass doors. The air is fresh and there is no stale urine odor there. The admin staff tends to stay behind those closed doors. My dad was non-ambulatory. His care declined from good to VERY sub-par. Food on his face almost constantl... read more

Kelly Corbett 

on Google

6 years ago

I cannot say enough about the Good Shepherd Community overall! My mother-in-law and father-in-law started in apartments for a year and then moved to the long-term care. They've been married for 60 years and just want, I would argue NEED, to be together. The staff recognized the importance of this and accepted them both into the nursing home at the same time. There weren't any double rooms available so they gave my father-in-law the single and my mother-in-law is sharing a double with another resident (across the hall) alread... read more