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Hospital to Operate Former Good Samaritan Nursing Home in Corsica, SD

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 14
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Douglas County Memorial Hospital has agreed to reopen the former Good Samaritan Society nursing home as Prairie Winds Care Center by mid-2027, pending state and federal approvals. The hospital will manage the facility’s operations, including renovations, staffing, and licensing. The nursing home had previously closed on November 30, 2025, after Sanford Health announced closure due to staffing shortages.

From mitchellrepublic.com

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The agreement restores long-term care services to Corsica, South Dakota, which previously lacked a local facility. Douglas County Memorial Hospital is expected to fill the beds when the facility reopens.

From mitchellrepublic.com

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    The hospital could gain new revenue and market share in the long-term care sector.

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