The Good Samaritan Society
South Ridge Village
550 Spruce Way S.E.
Medicine Hat, AB T1B 4P1
Ph: (403) 528-5050
Fax: (403) 504-2520
- 32 Assisted Living Suites
- 30 Cottage Care Beds
- 70 Continuing Care Beds
- 10 Supportive Housing Suites
- Day Program for 45 Individuals
The Good Samaritan South Ridge Village opened in Medicine Hat in 2001 offering seniors multiple levels of support and the opportunity to age in place.
South Ridge Village has 70 private continuing care suites, each with a private bathroom including wheelchair accessible shower. All suites are furnished with a hospital style bed, night table, dresser and side chair. Residents are encouraged to bring some of their own belongings to personalize their room.
There are three 10-bed dementia care cottages at South Ridge Village. Our dementia cottages are unique duplexes designed to create a home-like setting for up to 10 dementia clients in each cottage. Each side of the duplex has five bedrooms, living room with fireplace, kitchen, and secure access to the fenced yard. Clients are included in the events of daily living to the extent that they are accustomed and able.
Admissions are coordinated through the Palliser Health Region Placement Coordinator (403) 528-8000.
The assisted living program at South Ridge Village consists of
32 units and provides accommodation and personal care services to residents in private suites. The program offers residents the flexibility to prepare their breakfast and lunch in their own suite, if they choose. Residents pay rent which includes housekeeping and linen service, and TeleCare Emergency Response system. Optional services such as meals, personal laundry service, and cable TV may be purchased. Call the facility for further information (403) 528-5050 concerning both private assisted living and designated assisted living (funded through Palliser Health Region).
The Personal Pathways Day Program accommodates up to 45 adults daily. Participants may attend from one to five days per week, depending on individual need. Enrollment into the program is by referral from Palliser Health Region Home Care. Service include daytime caregiver respite, personal care assistance, bathing, social/recreational activities, and health promotion. Participants are served a hot meal at lunchtime.
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