Seven Sisters Living Center

Seven Sisters Living Center brings compassionate, nonprofit skilled nursing care to the community of Hot Springs, South Dakota. Situated along Highway 71 South at the gateway to the southern Black Hills, this facility combines a serene natural setting with dedicated professional care delivered by a team committed to resident dignity, comfort, and well-being. As a nonprofit corporation, Seven Sisters Living Center operates with a mission-first philosophy — every decision is guided by what is best for residents rather than shareholder returns. This structure fosters a culture of genuine care, long-tenured staff relationships, and community investment that families consistently find meaningful when choosing a long-term care home for their loved ones. Hot Springs offers an exceptional quality of life for seniors. The city's crown jewel, Evans Plunge Mineral Pool, provides year-round warm-water therapeutic recreation just minutes from the facility. The Mammoth Site — a fully active Ice Age dig site and museum — stands as one of South Dakota's most unique cultural attractions and makes for memorable visits with family. Cascade Falls Park offers beautiful walking paths along Fall River, providing a peaceful natural retreat within the city. Wind Cave National Park and Custer State Park are both easily accessible for scenic drives and wildlife viewing, including the famous bison herds that roam freely through the hills. For medical needs, Fall River Health Services provides local acute care, while the larger Monument Health system in Rapid City offers specialized services approximately 50 miles to the north. Hot Springs' compact, friendly downtown along Chicago Street features local restaurants, the historic VA campus, and the warm sandstone architecture that defines this uniquely beautiful community. Families choosing Seven Sisters Living Center find peace of mind knowing their loved ones are cared for by a dedicated local team in one of western South Dakota's most picturesque and historically rich communities.