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Overview of Good Samaritan Society- Echo Ridge

Under one license in Rapid City, SD, Good Samaritan Society- Echo Ridge runs assisted living and independent living. Bathing, dressing, and medication assistance belong to the assisted living half of the service list. Independent living affords residents with the community’s services while keeping daily care out of the arrangement.

Thirty-four beds keep the place small. Monthly pricing starts at $2,635, and the assisted living rate is listed at $4,862.

Lindsey Hixson is the administrator. A wellness center and a fitness center cover the exercise side. Walking paths run throughout the grounds, and a garden is named, with a salon on-site too. There is a chapel giving a place for residents to worship in the community.

Rehabilitation Therapy and Caregiver Support are both named programs; the second of those is aimed at the family rather than the resident. Scheduled Transportation is named too. Someone who wants either level, and wants to stay put as the need changes, is who this is for

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$4,862/Month Pricing updated on March 20th, 2026

Peaceful Pines Senior Living Community in Rapid City, SD, offers assisted living, adult day care, independent living, and memory care. Assisted living provides help with daily tasks while a resident keeps a private living space, while memory care provides supervision for someone living with dementia. Independent living supports private living without daily care, and adult day care offers daytime services without a residential stay.

Studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom residences are available. A studio suits one resident, while a two bedroom layout can accommodate a couple or a resident who wants a companion. Respite stays provide short term care when a family caregiver needs to travel or recover. The combination of independent living, assisted living, and memory care may be a good fit for a resident whose needs change over time, because different care levels are available within the same community.

Residents can use the on site salon, movie theater, pub with billiards, community gardens, and walking paths for personal care, recreation, and time outdoors. There is room for everyday interests. Transportation is available, and pets are allowed, so residents can continue living with a pet.

Good Samaritan Society-St Martin Village is a skilled nursing home in Rapid City, South Dakota, part of the well-established Good Samaritan Society, a name many families across the region have come to know over the years. The community is housed in a three-story building on Good Shepherd Way, offering both one-bed and two-bed room options. For families weighing nursing care in the area, that connection to a long-standing faith-based organization is often part of the appeal.

Daily life here centers on comprehensive nursing care paired with an all-inclusive approach to services. Residents receive home-cooked meals, housekeeping, and maintenance-free living, so the practical burdens of running a household are handled for them. Social life is woven into the setting through gatherings in the community room, dining room, and chapel, alongside wellness programs and religious services. An emergency response system adds a layer of day-to-day reassurance for residents and their families.

On the clinical side, nurse aides provide close to two hours of hands-on support per resident each day, with registered nurse coverage adding roughly an hour and a half more. That level of direct staffing is a meaningful signal of how much bedside attention residents can expect. The location sits in a quieter, car-dependent part of Rapid City, so visiting family will generally plan to drive, which also tends to mean a calmer residential setting away from heavier traffic.

Fairmont Grand Manor offers assisted living, memory care, and respite care in Rapid City, SD. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks, while memory care provides a secured setting and supervision for someone at risk of wandering. Respite care gives a resident a short stay when their usual caregiver needs to travel or recover.

Having several care levels may suit someone whose needs grow over time or a family seeking short term support. A Walk Score of 36 places the home in a car dependent setting, so most errands require a car or a ride. A resident who no longer drives would need transportation or assistance for routine errands.