Rosslynn-Manager of the Rapid City, South Dakota branch-has established an excellent culture of…read morevalue-oriented caregiving through her dependable and can-do attitude teammates like Candice who take great care of my 88 year old mother. Candice will do all of the chores my mom cannot do anymore (ie: complete house keeping, laundry washed, dried, and folded, grocery shopping etc.). Village Caregiving is the perfect option for a senior citizen who wants to remain living in their own home. This gives me peace of mind because I live miles away from my mother! Thank you so much Village Caregiving!

From the owner: Village Caregiving is the largest privately owned home care agency in the country. Though we’ve…read moregrown over the years, our values remain the same — to serve as a reliable source of help, support, and compassion. We work alongside your loved one as they navigate the aging process. Our caregivers provide basic home care services, supporting clients who need assistance with activities of daily living. Our personal, hands-on approach can range from companionship care to various non-medical services, including light housework, hygiene assistance, and transportation.

Stole from my parents- provided no cleaning- or any of the services stated and signed for for one…read moreyear. Billed them a late fee for over charges of $5,800!! STAY AS FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE AS YOU CAN!! CROOKS!!!​

From the owner: Independent senior living is elevated at award-winning Holiday Hills Estates in Rapid City, South…read moreDakota. Three homestyle meals a day, weekly housekeeping and utilities are included in one monthly rate. Our spacious apartments may include a patio or balcony, full kitchen or kitchenette and a walk-in tub. You have the option to select personal care services customized to suit your needs from trusted third-party providers. With a welcoming staff, park-like setting with walking trails and ample patios, you will find time to do the things you love. Spend a day with friends at Historic Rapid City shopping and dining. Play a round at Rapid City Executive Golf. Visit The Journey Museum and The Black Hills Playhouse. Schedule your tour today.

My favorite stylist, Ulga, recently started working here and I love this place! The vibe is so…read morerelaxing and they offer a bit of everything! The place is extremely clean and inviting. The ladies working there are all very knowledgeable about the services and products they offer. If you're looking to get pampered this is the spot. I'm definitely biased because Ulga has been my stylist for 4 years now but I think any of the other ladies in this shop would do a good job with anything I need done.

Cathy specializes in the Deva-Cut; she's a fantastic hairstylist, explains what she's doing & why,…read morevery helpful with product details & questions about maintaining your cut.

Dial-A-Ride's policies are inflexible and unfair. They do not accommodate reasonable needs of the…read moredisabled persons it claims to serve when emergencies or changes occur. It has yet to establish a forum for its riders to give feedback on quality of service. And it seems to have no interest in conducting surveys to assess customer satisfaction. Here's an example of its inflexible policies: On a recent ride costing $3.50 one way, I asked if I could give the driver who would pick me up from my home a five and two singles to pay for the roundtrip. The rep said no, adding that I must give the first driver exactly three singles and 50 cents. Even though I explained I have no means to obtain singles and quarters, the agent said, "No exact payment means no ride." Some drivers are poorly trained; or they are incompetent. I was injured on my first ride. First, the driver failed to pull and guide me onto the lift (I was using a push, or manual, wheelchair). When the lift reached the top, the driver released my brakes without holding my wheelchair. He should have come into the bus, gotten behind me, then release the brakes, and hold on to the handles to guide me down the ramp. Instead, he remained outside. Since the lift was higher than the bus floor, I rolled backwards down the ramp, speeding across the bus floor, crashed backwards into the wall, and overturned backwards. I suffered bloody cuts to my scalp and both arms. Another example: If an unusual circumstance prevents you from returning to the location where you were dropped off, the supervisor will not allow the driver to pick you up from another location--even if the new location is a mere 100 yards from the original drop-off location. So ..... If rain or snow prevents you from returning to the original drop-off location, you can consider yourself stranded. Dial-A-Ride seems unprepared or disinterested in providing proper reasonable care to it riders who have no other way to get home. Abandonment is unacceptable. Another example: Dial-A-Ride does not always provide "door to door" service (though it advertises that service) and can, without notice, drop you off on another street. Recently, Dial-A-Ride dropped me off the equivalent of a block away from the address I requested. When Rain threatened, I called to explain I cannot ride my powerchair to the drop-off location and wait in rain because water would short-circuit the controller and the electric motors. The rep expressed no concern--just repeating the mantra "wait where we dropped you off." While the rain did not happen, the drop-off was adjacent to an alley where drunks hang out. I was threatened and harassed by drunken panhandlers. This Dial-A-Ride policy places us riders in harm's way. ###