Kahler Financial Group Presentation July 25, 2006 Westhills Village Quality of Life, Quality of Care

Apartment Amenities 197 Independent Living Apartments Delicious entrees served daily in newly remodeled Dining Room Garages and Carports available Emergency Call System Social Activities Wellness Programs, Fitness Center US Bank, Post Office, Pantry Store, Beauty Shop, Woodworking Shop, Craft Room, Libraries, Computer Center, Billiards Room, Garden Room, Garden Plots, Putting Green

Home Health and Therapy Services Serve everyone in Rapid City and surrounding areas RN’s, CNA’s, Homemakers Transportation Occupational, Speech and Physical Therapy Medicare, Medicaid, VA, Private Pay, Managed Care, Insurance

Assisted Living 31 Private Assisted Living Suites Medication Monitoring/Administration 3 Meals Served Daily Activities 24-Hour Staffing Serve community residents as well as Westhills residents Licensed in all 6 levels of Assisted Living care

Health Care 44 room, licensed facility Long and short-term skilled nursing care for community residents as well as Westhills residents Private/semi private rooms Medical Director  Dr. Kenneth Diamond Social Services Activities Rehab focus Focus on quality, choices and outcomes

Clarkson Mt. View Health Care Facility 52 room, licensed facility A number of improvements have been made:  Landscaping  Air Conditioning  Dining Room Upgrade  Sun Room Upgrade  Resident Room Renovation  Nursing Area Upgrade  Staffing and Development  Rehab and Therapy  Upgrade to facility and services

The Villas at Westhills 24 Duplex and Triplex Units 4 Floor plans  1288 to 3300 square feet 17 with full basements, 7 without basements Monthly housekeeping Double car, attached garages Groundskeeping, maintenance Resident Check System Dining at Westhills Part of Westhills Village Continuum of Care 24 Villas complete, May, 2004 All Villas are occupied with two year waiting list.

Westhills Village Focuses on Quality and Customer Service Ranked one of the top four retirement communities by Money Magazine Recipient of the Rapid City Beautification Award 5 star Health Care Facility “A-” rating by Standards & Poor in 2003 Deficiency free State Department surveys in Home Health, Assisted Living and Health Care Daryl Reinicke selected as 2003 Administrator of the Year by the SD Health Care Association.

Part of a Quality Community Employ a total of 275 employees Provide excellent benefits including:  Continuing education  Educational Scholarships funded through the Westhills Village Foundation

Westhills Village Employees and Residents: Partnering with the Community United Way Jeans Days and annual campaign and other fundraising activities Volunteer at many local agencies  Hospice  RCRH  YMCA Serve on State and Local Boards Host many local group/club meetings

Westhills Statistics Total of 375 residents at all facilities Apartment Residents:  Represent 18 States  72% Female  28% Male  25% Couples  Ages range from

The Facts about Westhills Village Westhills Village is affordable  Options for all financial needs Lease Limited Refundable Contract Return of Investment Contract  Compare the costs Includes all utilities Maintenance, insurance Tax deductible Residence Fee Contracts provide health care credits The only life care community in the area

The Facts about Westhills Village Old Folks Home – No!  Residents BEGIN their “new life” at Westhills Village  More time to enjoy their retirement years Weekly Laundry (Apartments) Housekeeping One meal a day in Dining Room (Apartments) Maintenance Free Living  Social Activities Annual Picnic, Monthly Socials, Concerts, Birthday/Anniversary Parties, Line Dancing, Clubs, Card Games, BINGO, Billiards League  Volunteer in the WH Community as well as the Rapid City Community  Enjoy peace of mind that their future needs, including health care needs, will be met.

Planning  Most plan for: retirement savings, life insurance, health insurance, wills/estates, funerals, but have you planned for your retirement years?  Have you planned for where you will live? To remain independent for as long as possible? Accessibility of Home Care, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing Care and supportive services Will you be able to enjoy the benefits of your planning, or will you wait too long? What quality of life have you planned for? Socializing, security, traveling and enjoyment What if something happens to your spouse or support plan?

Main reasons people hesitate to plan for retirement living: Do not want to give up perceived independence  Think their lifestyle will have to change  Think they can wait until they have a reason to make a decision Will not need the services provided The transition is too overwhelming Do not understand the costs  Today and in the future

Continuum of Care

What the Future Holds? Part of the mission of Westhills Village is to stay on the leading edge of services, amenities and accommodations that our residents want and deserve.  Upgrading, renovating, providing quality service  Innovative approach to resident focused services and care The Board’s goal is to continue to offer affordable, quality retirement living to middle income people in this area