A MESSAGE FROM OUR NEW PRESIDENT/CEO
Kasey Klapprodt, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jenkins Living Center, Inc. welcomes residents, families, staff, volunteers and visitors.
Kasey is a native of Rapid City, SD, and has worked in skilled nursing facilities in Rapid City and most recently as Executive Director at Sage View Care Center with EmpRes Healthcare in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Kasey was a scholarship student athlete at South Dakota State University and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the university. He and his wife Kaitlyn, and their 6-month-old son, Myles, are excited to be in Watertown and a part of this amazing organization.
“I am incredibly honored to be the President/CEO for Jenkins Living Center, Inc. I am looking forward to working with all of our residents, families and our amazing team here at Jenkins Living Center. My family and I are grateful to be back in this area and in my wife’s home-town. The long-term care industry has its challenges but I am hopeful and positive toward what the future holds for all of us. Please contact me with any questions or concerns."
Sincerely,
Kasey Klapprodt
ABOUT JENKINS LIVING CENTER
The Jenkins family of services is committed to providing excellence in housing, skilled nursing and comprehensive therapy for our residents or patients. Our professional team has one goal in mind…to exceed resident and family expectations.
Jenkins provides individualized compassionate care, an expansive line of therapy services including inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation for all ages and safe & secure housing options for the elderly and disabled. The skilled nursing care is provided by professionally trained staff throughout the organization.
Please browse through this site as well as our Jenkins Living Center Facebook Page to see just how your family becomes our family. We hope this will be beneficial in making an important choice when services are needed by you or your family. Please contact us if you would like more information or a personal tour to see why we are a ‘living center.”
