Spokane Valley Good Samaritan Village Retirement Homes

 E-Mail : gsscenter359@worldnet.att.net
 CONTACT
  Mark Barglof
 ADMIN
  Mark Barglof.
 MEDICAL DIR
  Dr Thomas Prenger.
 NURSE DIR
  Sherri Adams. MARKET
 DIR
  Tamara Gordon.
 PERSONNEL DIR
  Stephen Collete.
 ADMISSIONS DIR
  Kathleen Harper.
 ACTIVITIES DIR
  Karen Peterson.
 MAINT DIR
  Paul Harvick.
 PURCHASING DIR
  Tonya Root.
 FOOD SERVICES DIR
  Dorothy Maidoff.
 ASSISTED LIVING
  Priv rooms 15
   Priv bath
   Max res 17
   Entrance fee $400
   Avg monthly fees $2,001-$3,000
   Min age 55
 CONGREGATE CARE
  Suite/Apts 86
   Entrance fee $2,500
   Avg monthly fees $0-$1,000
 INDEPENDENT LIVING
  Priv homes 56
   Apts 84
   Entrance fee $2,500- $145,000
   Avg monthly fees $0-$1,000
   Min age 55
 SERVICES
  Central dining
   Housekeeping
   Transportation
   Social and recreational
   Physical therapy
   Supervision of care
   Security
   Library
   Respite care
   Religious activities
   Maintenance
   Emergency call system
   Group exercise
   Shopping
 NURSING SERVICES
  Skilled nurs beds 163
   State-licensed nurs home
   State-licensed assisted living
 DATE OPENED
  1958
 OWNER TYPE
  Private non-profit
 OWNER
  Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society
 AFFILIATIONS
  Lutheran

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