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Good Samaritan Society - Auburn

1322 U Street

4.5(17 ratings)

Part of Good Samaritan Society · 74 communities · 3.9★ average

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Quick Facts

Total units
102
Medicare rating
3 of 5

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Ownership
Non profit, Corporation
Certified beds
102
Religious affiliation
Affiliated with Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society
Included apartment services
Utilities, internet, and cable included in rent

What Families Think

Reviews for this Auburn, Nebraska skilled nursing and long-term care community are mixed: several short reviews describe a friendly, pleasant place, while one detailed account from a family member describes serious concerns about cleanliness, staffing levels, and care communication near the end of a resident's life. The community is part of a nonprofit Lutheran-affiliated organization and accepts Medicaid for its assisted living option.

The Good

  • Friendly staff noted by multiple reviewers
  • Nonprofit, faith-based organization
  • Meal programs and transportation services included
  • Apartment utilities, housekeeping, and maintenance included
  • Residents can decorate with personal furnishings
  • Medicaid accepted for assisted living

The Bad

  • One detailed report of understaffing, uncleaned rooms, and poor communication
  • One report of a delayed injury investigation and documentation lapse
  • One report describing a nurse refusing to follow a physician's order
  • No published pricing information

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About Good Samaritan Society - Auburn

Good Samaritan Society – Auburn is an assisted living community in Auburn, Nebraska, serving Nemaha County and surrounding areas. The community is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society, a nonprofit organization committed to providing compassionate care and amenities tailored to residents' needs.

Residents live in comfortable, smoke-free apartments that they may decorate with personal furnishings and belongings. Apartment services include utilities, internet, basic cable television, maintenance, housekeeping, central heat and air, and emergency response systems. The community provides meal programs and transportation services to support residents' daily living needs.

The community emphasizes care for the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—through its professional staff. Senior living at Good Samaritan Society is designed to provide residents with a sense of comfort, safety, and control while fostering a true sense of community. The staff is dedicated to enhancing residents' lives and creating opportunities that allow them to pursue activities and interests that matter to them.

Longs Creek Village, the assisted living option on the Good Samaritan Society – Auburn campus, accepts Medicaid. The community works with residents and their families to explore payment options, including private pay, Medicare, and long-term care insurance, and encourages prospective residents to meet with the business office to determine the best payment solution for their situation.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.5overall · 17 ratings combined

4.5★ on Google (17)

Auburn Nebraska

Nov 2025

via Google

I notice that all of the 5 star reviews are 5+ years ago. Apparently a lot has changed. My mom was there for just over 3 years and recently passed away. I had multiple complaints over the years and got little or no cooperation from Administration, Nursing or Social Services to resolve issues. The issues I felt needed dealt with: 1) Mom’s room not being clean. I kept a broom/dustpan and a Swifter mop in the closet so I could clean her floors. Toilet was often not cleaned for days at a time. 2) Meat being served not fully cooked when a certain cook was working who didn’t manage his time well. 3) There were times other than break times when there was only one aide covering 2 wings 4) Mom’s hand was broken when a lift was being used to take her to the bathroom. I discovered this when I came in on a Monday afternoon. It was obviously not a new injury. There was no documentation as to when or how it happened and no reference was put in her chart until Thursday of that week. I’m not sure how they got around the mandatory reporting requirement to APS. 5) Mom’s HIPPA protected information was shared without a signed release when I met with 2 Hospice providers to decide which one to go with. 6) An LPN Charge Nurse refused to comply with a physician’s order. The weekend before mom passed away she was unable to rouse enough to swallow. Good Sam staff continued to attempt to feed her even after she coughed, choked and eventually vomited. When this was reported to the Hospice LPN when she arrived she contacted the PA who gave a phone order for mom to be NPO. The Good Sam Charge Nurse told her she refused to do this. The Hospice LPN argued until she was afraid she would be kicked out of the facility (her words) and then contacted me. It took my brother calling on the phone twice and heatedly speaking to this Charge Nurse and me doing the same twice in person before she conceded to follow the Physician's order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Good Samaritan Society - Auburn offer?

Good Samaritan Society - Auburn offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Good Samaritan Society - Auburn located?

Good Samaritan Society - Auburn is located at 1322 U Street in Auburn, Nebraska.

What do families say about Good Samaritan Society - Auburn?

Reviews for this Auburn, Nebraska skilled nursing and long-term care community are mixed: several short reviews describe a friendly, pleasant place, while one detailed account from a family member describes serious concerns about cleanliness, staffing levels, and care communication near the end of a resident's life. The community is part of a nonprofit Lutheran-affiliated organization and accepts Medicaid for its assisted living option.

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