Individualized attention begins as soon as you are admitted, and our skilled nurses meet with you regularly to discuss your ongoing needs. Certified nursing assistants provide round-the-clock medical care or help with routine activities, and therapists provide rehabilitation to any resident who needs it. Outpatient rehabilitation We offer outpatient rehabilitative services in addition to inpatient care. Physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapists work as a team to help you ...

De Smet Good Samaritan Center is in the "Little Town on the Prairie" as dubbed by the famous author Laura Ingalls Wilder. De Smet is in north-central South Dakota, and the small community of 1,300 with a hometown atmosphere is host to several tourist attractions. Several replicas of Laura's life still adorn the community of De Smet.

The Deuel County Good Samaritan Center and Hidewood Estates are in beautiful Clear Lake, adjacent to the Clear Lake Community Golf Course. The Deuel County Good Samaritan Center offers multi-level care, including a 69-bed nursing home and assisted living all within one building. Hidewood Estates, which is next to the center, was established in March 1999. It features single and double apartments with full kitchen and bath. Laundry facilities are available as well as Internet classes, ...

Pleasant View Good Samaritan Center is in the small town of Corsica, S.D., in the heart of Douglas County. The community is built on its Dutch, German and agricultural heritage. Although it was built in 1962, its ongoing remodeling projects are making it the most updated, clean and attractive nursing facility in the area both inside and out.

The Sioux Falls Good Samaritan Village is a full-service retirement community offering a variety of lifestyles for seniors. Our 22-acre campus offers a total continuum of care including 200 Medicare-certified skilled nursing beds, 20 senior living apartments, 22 senior living twinhomes, 40 income-subsidized senior living apartments, 26 assisted living units and a 27-bed Alzheimer's Special Care Unit. Our goal is to provide each resident with the finest care and services available by ...

Founded on July 21, 1968, by the Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society, the Tripp Good Samaritan Center is a Christian, non-profit organization that provides quality long-term health care for area residents. Our spacious dining room and excellent activity programs are unique to our facility. The Center is licensed to care for 67 residents and is Medicare- and Medicaid-certified. The facility is in the middle of South Dakota, 30 miles south of Mitchell.

Tyndall Good Samaritan Center, on the outskirts of a small prairie community, combines views of nearby farms and open fields and the convenience of main street, churches and health care within a half-mile radius. Our 71-bed facility combines nursing care with a long-standing tradition of restorative excellence and success-orientated activities. Birds and squirrels visit feeders near large picture windows in the restorative and dining areas.

We understand the transition from home to a long-term care center may be overwhelming and difficult. With compassion, professional expertise and true concern for individual needs, we will help you or your loved one feel right at home. Let us be there to hold the hands of you or your loved one as they make this adjustment.

Lennox Good Samaritan Center is 20 miles south of Sioux Falls, S.D., just off Interstate 29. Residents of our beautiful community are able to enjoy the benefits of a small-town rural community and still be close to the city - which provides modern comprehensive acute health-care options, cultural activities and many different forms of entertainment. It is our family-like atmosphere that separates us from the rest.

Some activities enjoyed at Howard Good Samaritan are movies in Mitchell in the summer, bowling in the winter, attending the Shrine Circus, going to the Zoo in Sioux Falls, supper out in the community, bingo, birthday parties, school children entertainment and pet show days. We also offer sing-a-longs, bible study with pastors, mother-daughter banquets, flower shows, quilt shows, van rides and games that are both physically and mentally challenging.