Touchmark at All Saints sits at 111 W. 17th St. in Sioux Falls, right on five green acres with pretty stained-glass windows in the old All Saints chapel, and you'll notice the history since the building was once an Episcopal school for girls, but now it's set up with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing options-all right there so people don't have to move if their needs change. The apartments range from cozy studios to one- and two-bedroom homes, each with a kitchen, big closets, private bathrooms, walk-in showers, washer and dryer or hookups, and if you have a cat or a dog, they're allowed too, which is rare, and there's even heated underground parking so you don't have to worry during the South Dakota winters. Folks can enjoy things like the Health & Fitness Club with an indoor pool, fitness classes, and personal trainers, or they can join wellness and life enrichment programs from the Full Life Wellness & Life Enrichment™ calendar, which runs group and solo activities like music, movement, gardening, art projects-even games like shuffleboard or billiards, and there's an outdoor patio, a library, and living rooms with fireplaces for those who want something quieter.
There's a big focus on eating well, since the chef prepares daily meals with seasonal foods and they'll handle special diets if needed, with restaurant-style dining rooms and the option for family-style meals in private spaces, and if you want something simpler, the Choice Living program lets you get just the services you need, with basics like housekeeping, laundry, utilities, and transportation. For memory care, there are smaller neighborhood settings with close staff support, sensory activities, and regular assessments by licensed nurses, and in assisted living, the trained caregivers help with daily needs but still encourage independence. Spiritual needs get attention too, since they hold weekly services in the chapel, and there are always cultural, social, and recreational activities scheduled, both on and off-site, plus transportation for shopping or appointments. Emergency help is up 24 hours, there are non-smoking buildings, you can get an apartment with hardwood-style floors and vaulted ceilings, and people say the Tiffany stained-glass is worth seeing since it's the last of its kind in the whole state. Touchmark at All Saints focuses on supporting residents' changing needs, offering lots of care levels, and giving everyone a choice in how they live, whether that's taking fitness classes, reading in the library, joining group activities, or just relaxing in a peaceful spot.
