Page 5 of Best Assisted Living in Montana

Caslen Living Centers, Livingston, in Livingston, MT, holds an assisted living license. Assisted living here is the help a resident needs with their daily tasks. Thirty beds make up the community.

Dining is on the amenity list, and there is a courtyard for spending time outside. An 89 for walking is high enough that most errands here can be done on foot, car or no car.

Lorilee Huttinger administers the community. The fit is for somebody who needs help with bathing, dressing, and medication, and would rather have it in a small setting.

Overview of Renaissance Senior Care

Renaissance Senior Care provides assisted living, adult day care, and memory care in Great Falls, MT. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication management, while memory care provides a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering. Adult day care offers daytime care and programming without requiring a residential stay, so the combination may suit a family seeking support that can adjust as needs change.

With 11 beds, Renaissance Senior Care is a smaller community where staff and residents can get to know each other. Private and semi-private rooms are available, giving a resident the choice of having a room alone or sharing with a companion. The community opened in 2004, and Brittney Rogers serves as the administrator.

Fenced outdoor areas include gardens, patios, and walking paths. Residents have a defined place to spend time outdoors. Pets are allowed, so a resident with a pet may be able to keep that companion at the community. The area has a Walk Score of 55 and is somewhat walkable, meaning some errands can be done on foot and a resident who no longer drives may be able to reach nearby destinations independently. Daily activities programs, supervised social events, short term stays, and respite care are available. Respite care can suit a family caregiver who needs to travel or recover.

Meadowlark Assisted Living delivers assisted living, memory care, and temporary respite stays in Great Falls, Montana. The assisted living tier provides hands-on help with everyday routines while preserving individual living quarters. Memory care supplies secured supervision alongside a structured dementia program for residents prone to wandering. Respite care opens short-term placements for family caregivers taking personal time off or recovering from medical procedures.

Operating with 24 beds, the campus keeps residency numbers modest enough for staff to build close familiarity with each occupant. Residents recovering from illness or injury can tap into on-site rehabilitation and short-term therapy services instead of arranging external appointments.

Pet-friendly policies welcome companion animals to move in alongside their owners. The property holds an 83 walk score, placing it in a highly walkable district where residents can accomplish daily errands on foot without relying on a vehicle.

Interested families weighing care options in Great Falls can choose a compact, walkable residence equipped for both ongoing memory support and short-term physical recovery.

High Country Care is an assisted living home in Bozeman, MT, and it exclusively runs that form of care. Each resident has their own space. Staff assist with dressing, bathing, and medication, along with whatever else the day requires.

It’s small, only seven beds, which suits someone preferring a cozy space instead of a large one. Pets can remain with their owners. Dana Archer is the administrator, while Jacob Willis holds the position of executive director.

Mt Gems – Ruby House is an assisted living home in Great Falls, Montana, located on 2nd Avenue South about half a mile from the city center. It is a small, single-story residence with 19 beds, a scale that many families find calmer and more personal than a large multi-level community. The single-story layout also means no stairs or elevators to navigate, which can matter a great deal for residents with limited mobility. Housing here is offered in private rooms, giving each resident their own space and a measure of privacy within a close-knit setting.

The home has been in operation for three years, and its size lends itself to a familiar daily rhythm where staff and residents come to know one another well. Transportation services help residents keep up with errands, appointments, and outings beyond the home, while fitness and recreation options give structure to the day and encourage residents to stay active. For families weighing a smaller home against a larger community, that combination of individualized attention and support with getting around is often a deciding factor.

Its location scores 85 out of 100 for walkability, meaning most everyday errands can be handled on foot and many essentials sit within a short walk. That kind of central, walkable setting makes visiting easier for nearby family and gives residents and guests a neighborhood they can move through comfortably. Being close to the heart of Great Falls also keeps the home convenient to the shops, services, and appointments that come up in ordinary life.

Overview of Masonic Home of Montana

Masonic Home of Montana in Helena’s Helena Valley Northeast neighborhood supplies assisted living services. Residents receive personal support with daily routines like bathing, dressing, and managing medication while maintaining private living spaces.

Administrator Connie Klotz oversees the 40-bed community. Maintaining a smaller bed capacity fosters a close-knit environment among residents and staff members, while an active Outreach Program provides additional community engagement. Household pets are also welcome on campus.

Prospective representatives seeking personalized assisted living in the Helena area can connect with Masonic Home of Montana to gather details or arrange a tour.

At Home Assisted Living provides assisted living, independent living, and memory care in Missoula, MT. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and medication while a resident keeps a private living space; independent living provides private living with community services and no daily care; memory care offers a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering.

The community has 20 beds, making it a smaller setting where staff and residents can get to know each other. Its range of care levels may suit a resident whose needs grow over time, because moving to another level can happen without leaving the community or starting over socially. Dorothy Cantrell serves as the administrator.

Logan Health Assisted Living, Shelby, works out of Shelby, MT, with assisted living as its licensed care type. Assisted living picks up dressing, bathing, and medication, and leaves the rest of a resident’s day alone. Forty beds here puts the community at the small end, fit for someone wanting this much support in a small setting.

Short stays are covered by respite care, and a caregiver planning a trip or needing a rest period or time to recover is who takes one up. The accepted payment runs to Medicaid; useful where savings will not reach the end of a stay. Lisa Leck is the administrator.

A courtyard and a patio are both among the amenities, so being outdoors can be done without exiting the community. A 56 Walk Score means a resident can get some things done on foot, but not everything.

Golden Options Care in Montana City, MT, works in home care and assisted living. Adult day care and respite care round out what it does.

Home care brings support into a person’s own home. Assisted living reverses that, and the person moves in for help with dressing, bathing, and taking their medication. Days spent at the adult day program end at home each night. And respite means a short stay, and for some families it’s the first they try before deciding on anything longer.

Adult day services and respite care appear as programs as well. With 15 beds, Golden Options Care is a small home where staff and residents can grow familiar with one another. A resident may bring a pet with them.

The home suits someone who wants a small community and a mix of residential, daytime, in-home, or short-term help. Roma Gleed is the administrator.

The Legacy in the Heights offers assisted living in Billings, Montana’s Heights neighborhood. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks, including medication management, while residents live in a residential setting. With 40 beds, the community is smaller in scale and may suit someone who prefers a setting where staff and residents can get to know one another. It is a smaller home.

Residents can use the exercise room, salon and wellness program, while personalized care plans organize support around individual needs. Pets are allowed, so a resident may be able to continue living with a pet after moving in. Claire Banderob serves as the administrator. A Walk Score of 57 means the area is somewhat walkable, with some errands possible on foot, so a resident who no longer drives may still be able to complete certain nearby errands independently.