Touchmark on Saddle Drive Costs & Pricing
Touchmark on Saddle Drive offers an appealing value for those considering senior living options in the area. Monthly costs for a studio at Touchmark are $1,450, significantly lower than the average in Lewis and Clark County at $3,520 and the state average of $3,729. Similarly, the one-bedroom units at Touchmark are priced at $2,050, well below both the county's average of $2,533 and Montana's average of $3,468. For those seeking more space, Touchmark's two-bedroom apartments are available for $2,575 - again offering a competitive rate compared to local averages of $2,612 in Lewis and Clark County and a heightened state average of $4,247. This pricing structure positions Touchmark as an attractive choice for residents seeking quality senior living within a budget-friendly framework.
| Floor plans | Touchmark on Saddle Drive | Lewis and Clark County | Montana |
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| Studio | $1,450 | $3,520 | $3,729 |
| 1 Bedroom | $2,050 | $2,533 | $3,468 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $2,575 | $2,612 | $4,247 |
Overall Review of Touchmark on Saddle Drive
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15 reviews mention this
Staff care comes through
Residents describe consistently kind, responsive staff across care levels.
Multiple reviewers say the staff is caring and attentive, with many describing clear communication and responsiveness to needs. Several also mention staff showing up during visits, treating residents with respect, and supporting families with guidance and follow-through. Even when other parts of the experience are questioned, the day-to-day human support is still a recurring positive theme.
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8 reviews mention this
Food is a repeated bright spot
Dining stands out in reviews, including repeated praise for meal quality and variety.
Several reviews describe the meals as excellent or “scratch made,” with residents and families highlighting cooks, chefs, and servers. One physician reviewer also describes frequent dining in the bistro and dining rooms and says the food has been reliably excellent. There are also a few dissenting comments that meals can be served cool or don’t meet expectations, but positive food feedback appears more often than complaints.
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5 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Residents describe frequent activities and ongoing ways to stay social.
Reviewers repeatedly mention a steady schedule of activities, including resident enjoyment from live music and community outings. Families also describe specific ways residents stay involved, like walking clubs, card groups, and regular shopping or themed outings. A few reviewers frame the community itself as “a living facility,” focused on day-to-day engagement rather than only care tasks.
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8 reviews mention this
Clean facilities and comfortable spaces
Reviews frequently note clean, well-kept facilities and attractive common spaces.
Many reviewers describe the building and rooms as clean and in good condition, with several calling out well-maintained, comfortable spaces. Families also mention cleanliness as a top priority during visits, and one reviewer notes a clean lobby and overall upkeep. One review that toured the community also describes the rooms as “absolutely clean,” reinforcing the cleanliness theme across different perspectives.
caveat
4 reviews mention this
Trust, pricing, and billing concerns
Some reviews raise concerns about trust and cost handling after move-in.
A small number of reviews question the reliability of promises made during the move-in process, including claims about billing and refund handling after residents pass away. Others mention issues like rent increases and reduced services or staffing, with families describing that additional services can feel hard to get after being charged. One reviewer also explicitly asks for clearer pricing information, and another associates negative experiences with very high costs.
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