Kevin Gullickson Featured on KELO Radio: Talking Senior Care, Trust, and Veteran Benefits

Our Managing Partner, Kevin Gullickson, had the opportunity to sit down with Bill Zortman on KELO New Talk Radio for a conversation that gets to the heart of what we do every day at Amada Senior Care Sioux Falls—helping seniors stay safe, supported, and independent at home.

A Conversation Built on Trust and Support
The interview was a meaningful discussion about the real-life situations families face when a loved one begins needing help. Kevin shared practical guidance on three essential areas:

1. How Families Can Recognize When It’s Time for Care

Sometimes the signs appear gradually—missed medications, balance issues, changes in hygiene, increased confusion, or simply a shift in how daily life looks. Kevin explained how families can recognize when it’s time for extra support and in-home care so seniors can remain safe and confident where they live.

2. Knowing Who You Can Trust

Trust is everything in senior care. Kevin introduced a valuable resource to help families evaluate senior care agencies in Sioux Falls—the Home Care Standards Bureau, which sets high quality and accountability standards for home care providers.👉 Learn more here: https://homecarestandards.net

3. Helping Veterans Access Little-Known In-Home Care Benefits

Many Veterans and their spouses qualify for benefits that can help pay for in-home care—but they’re often never told about them. Kevin highlighted our mission to educate families about these programs so Veterans can stay at home safely, with dignity, independence, and the support they’ve earned.

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Why This Matters to Us

At Amada Senior Care Sioux Falls, we believe no family should feel alone when navigating senior care. Whether it’s understanding changing care needs, reviewing Long-Term Care Insurance, or guiding Veterans to the benefits they deserve—we’re here to replace confusion with clarity and overwhelm with real solutions.
If you have questions about care for a loved one—or want help determining what support might be available—we’re just a conversation away.