Receiving the Caring Stars Award once is a significant achievement.
Receiving it four consecutive years (2022–2025) demonstrates something even more meaningful—consistent excellence over time.
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Many people purchase long-term care insurance with the goal of protecting their savings and ensuring they can afford care if they need assistance later in life.
Unfortunately, one of the biggest mistakes policyholders make is waiting until a crisis occurs to understand how their policy works.
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One of the most common questions families ask when exploring home care is:
"Will Medicare pay for this?"
Unfortunately, the answer is often more complicated than people expect.
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Finding the right home care agency for yourself or a loved one is one of the most important decisions a family can make.
A quick internet search may reveal dozens of agencies that appear similar on the surface. Most promise compassionate caregivers, flexible scheduling, and quality care. Yet the reality is that not all home care agencies operate the same way.
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Recently, I was reminded of how easy it is for determined people to convince themselves they can simply push through.
My husband was talking with someone about a well-known professional athlete who passed away unexpectedly after developing a serious illness. The conversation turned to speculation about what might have happened. Was there another health issue? Was there something people weren't being told?
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Kore Cares CEO Gabrielle Hoing sat down with Keloland Living on Friday, June 12th to announce our Care Champion Recipients. We received so many nominations of deserving caregivers and nurses throughout the state of South Dakota. We are touched to know that so many out there are receiving exceptional care from these people every day! Two caregivers and one nurse stood out above the rest and were named this years’ Care Champions. Read below for more information on our winners.
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Talking to your parents about home care can feel overwhelming. Many adult children worry about saying the wrong thing, causing hurt feelings, or being met with resistance. At the same time, you may notice changes that make you concerned about your loved one’s safety, health, or ability to manage daily life independently.
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Mary had always been fiercely independent.
At 82 years old, she still lived in the home where she raised her family. Her daughter noticed a few small changes over time—unopened mail on the kitchen table, missed medications, increasing difficulty with housekeeping, and occasional comments about feeling unsteady when walking. When the family suggested bringing in a little help, Mary insisted she was doing just fine.
Wanting to respect her wishes, the family decided to wait.
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As the weather warms and spring activities begin, many older adults are eager to spend more time outdoors, stay active, and enjoy the season. While spring brings many opportunities for movement and connection, it can also introduce new safety risks — especially when it comes to falls.
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At Kore Cares, we recognize the powerful impact of compassionate, dedicated in-home care. This work goes beyond a job—it reflects a deep commitment to treating every individual with personalized support and dignity.
To honor those who go above and beyond, we are proud to open nominations for the 2026 Care Champion Award. Nominations are open to all exceptional home care providers—not just Kore Cares employees—who make a meaningful difference in the lives of those they serve.
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Making the decision to bring in outside help for a loved one is never easy. Whether you’re caring for an aging parent, supporting someone recovering from surgery, or exploring care options for the first time, in-home care can provide vital support—but many families aren’t sure where to start.
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When people hear the phrase “home care,” they often imagine simple daily assistance — help with meals, reminders for medications, or rides to appointments. But for many individuals and families, home care means something far deeper: connection, independence, and the ability to live life with dignity in the comfort of their own home.
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Kore Cares Yankton is proud to share that we have received the Google Reviews Business Rate Award – a milestone that means so much to our entire team. We are honored to be Yankton’s leading home care agency.
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Kore Cares Sioux Falls is proud to share that we have received the Google Reviews Business Rate Award – a milestone that means so much to our entire team. We are honored to be Sioux Falls leading home care agency.
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Caring for a loved one at home is truly an act of love – however, it can also be overwhelming. Many family caregivers find themselves unsure of what resources exist, when to use them, or how to navigate the many options that exist. Often, family caregivers receive stacks of information but very little clarity of what to do next or what steps to take.
To help bridge the gap, Kore Cares and Avera@Home have partnered to offer monthly virtual caregiver support sessions, intended to meet caregivers where they are.
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February is know as the month of love – and it’s also American Heart Month. While we often think about heart health in terms of diet and exercise, there’s another powerful heart health factor that affects the aging heart: connection.
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Kore Cares is thrilled to announce some exciting news! We have received all three Activated Insights (formerly Home Care Pulse) Awards for the 7th consecutive year. This achievement shows our continued commitment to quality care, caregiver satisfaction, and exceptional client experiences.
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February is right around the corner, meaning lots of love is in the air! Not only is February the month of love – it’s also American Heart Month, dedicating time to raising awareness about heart health and encouraging people to take steps toward a healthier heart.
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Kore Cares is excited to share information about this years Aging Well Workshops! This is a three-part educational series presented by North Dakota State University (NDSU) Extension and South Dakota State University (SDSU) Extension. During this series educators will address important, real-life topics that can impact the aging population, caregivers and families.
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When a parent begins to need ongoing care, the change rarely arrives all at once. It often starts subtly—a missed appointment, a forgotten medication, a fall that takes longer to recover from. Over time, what was once a parent-led household begins to reorganize itself around new needs. And with that reorganization comes a profound shift in family roles.
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