Bethesda of Beresford - ALC

Bethesda of Beresford - ALC sits as an assisted living center in Beresford, SD, right at 606 W Cedar St, and it's designed for seniors that need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and managing their medicine, and it has 8 licensed beds just for assisted living which means it's not too crowded so folks get the attention they need without feeling overlooked, and it's managed by Caring, LLC, which keeps things organized and running steady. The broader Bethesda Inn provides residential living care with 16 licensed beds, and together the area covers assisted living, independent living, and nursing home care, so people can find the help that fits them best whether they only need a little support or something more hands-on, and if a person's health or memory changes, they don't have to move out because memory care, skilled nursing, hospice, and respite care are all options within the community. There are indoor common areas where residents can spend time with others or join in on activities right at the center, and there're devotional activities off-site for spiritual needs, and folks have quick access to parks, pharmacies, restaurants, and places of worship close by, which makes outings and errands somewhat simple. Staff provide services like ambulatory care for those who need help moving around, diabetic and incontinence care for health needs, and non-ambulatory care for people who need extra help, and that way individuals get the right level of supervision without losing all their independence, and meals are served daily so people don't need to worry about cooking. Bethesda of Beresford - ALC also gives transportation help, plus guidance and resources for special care needs, like dementia or other conditions, and if a family needs short-term help there's the option for respite care, which sometimes gives caregivers a much-needed break. Activities happen on-site to keep seniors busy and involved, and care is shaped around different needs, so every resident has someone to check on them and lend a hand, and that's what makes this community work for folks at many stages of aging.