For six decades, Good Samaritan Home has been focused on one thing… CARE.

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Life Plan Community

Since its inception, Good Samaritan Home has grown and evolved into a highly regarded Life Plan Community. We work to accommodate your way of life and personal needs. You can have the level of service you need now, with the security of knowing we will be here if your needs change. Good Samaritan Home offers independent living, assisted living, nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and specialized dementia care, all within one campus.

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History of

Good Samaritan Home of Quincy

The dream of Good Samaritan Home can be traced back to 1925 when two ladies conceived the idea for a home for the aged. After a Great Depression and World War, the idea took shape again, and the official campaign was launched by the United Church of Christ in 1953. With the help of area churches, organizations, and individuals, Good Samaritan Home opened its doors in 1957.

While the Home has continued to grow and evolve, one thing has remained steadfast: the dream of providing compassionate Christian care to older adults in Quincy and the surrounding communities. Currently, Good Samaritan Home has 180 cottages and houses almost 450 residents.

Providing outstanding care in a warm family atmosphere is only possible through the help of our community. Thanks to the thousands of people who have supported the Home, we are able to continue to provide the highest level of care for our residents. If you would like to get involved, click here to learn more about volunteer opportunities. Good Samaritan Home is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. In 2015, the Good Samaritan Home Foundation was established to handle charitable contributions to the Home. If you would like to make a donation, click here. We are so grateful for the continued generosity and community support.

Mission Statement

Superior Christian service in a charitable community

Vision Statement

We will serve our residents, their families, staff and the greater community through compassionate care. We aspire to demonstrate Christ’s love, goodwill, and charity in all we do.

Board of Directors

Martin Gabriel, President 

Trish Gibbs, 1st Vice President

Brian Canfield, 2nd Vice President

Seth Runkle, 3rd Vice President

Chris Daniels, Secretary/Treasurer

Andrew Cashman

Brian Durante

Sharon Bigelow

Joe Ott

Selena Stegeman

Randy Riley

Eric Barnes

Rev. Timothy White

Sharon Higgins

Good Samaritan Home of Quincy

Value Statements

  • Spirituality

    The center of our community is faith. We demonstrate God’s Spirit through service. We treat each other with kindness and respect our differences.

  • Community

    We strive to make a home for all. Our attitude of inclusion and acceptance creates the warmth that families of God experience. We embrace an integrated approach to living, healing, and grieving, in its time.

  • Professionalism

    We encourage leadership, innovation, and creativity. The diversity of our background and experience is a source of our organization’s strength. We support personal and professional growth.

  • Growth through Innovation

    We embrace new ideas, methods, and opportunities. As a Life Plan Community Leader, we adapt to a rapidly changing culture.

  • Service

    We emphasize service to others with dignity, respect, and compassion.

  • Stewardship

    We will carefully and responsibly manage our time, talents and resources in the interest of our internal and external stakeholders.