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Rapid City, SD 57701
Fairmont Grand Senior Living is an assisted living community located in Rapid City, South Dakota offering a wide range of services designed to meet all of our residents’ unique needs. We offer assisted living options with 24/7 staff that can help manage daily living.
Fairmont Grand welcomes you at the front door with familiar sights, sounds and aromas of home. There is lively conversation in the parlor, laughter in the library and a helping hand from our caring staff when you need it. Our professional and compassionate caretakers are enthusiastic about creating an environment where well being is at the center of everything we do. Come see for yourself!
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