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274 assisted living communities in Montana (Page 4)

274 assisted living facilities in Montana have costs between $1,450 to $11,195, have input from 1,957 reviews, and 51% have photos.

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  Closer To Home

  Ignatius, MT

   

  #271 Best reviewed of assisted living in Montana

   

  The Closer To Home assisted living community in Ignatius, MT provides fully furnished accommodations, assistance with daily activities, medication management, mental wellness support, a variety of activities, and convenient access to amenities and services.

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  Park View Assisted Living

  Great Falls, MT

   

  #272 Best reviewed of assisted living in Montana

   

  Park View Assisted Living in Great Falls, MT offers a range of amenities and care services but may lack extensive recreational options and privacy within shared spaces.

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  Treasure State Plaza

  Kalispell, MT

   

  #273 Best reviewed of assisted living in Montana

   

  Treasure State Plaza in Kalispell, MT, offers assisted living with a strong focus on diabetic care and nearby amenities, but may lack onsite devotional services and community engagement activities.

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  Nemont Manor Inc

  Glasgow, MT

   

  #274 Best reviewed of assisted living in Montana

   

  Nemont Manor Inc in Glasgow, MT, offers various amenities and care services for residents but lacks on-site religious activities and specialized diabetes care support.

Considerations for seniors living in Montana

• Natural beauty: Montana is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including national parks, forests, and mountains.
• Low population density: Montana has a relatively small population compared to other states, which means seniors can enjoy a quieter and less crowded way of life.
• Outdoor activities: With an abundance of hiking trails, fishing streams, and skiing opportunities, Montana offers plenty of ways for seniors to stay active.
• Access to healthcare: Although it's a rural state, Montana has several top-rated hospitals and healthcare systems that serve its residents.
• Tax benefits: Montana doesn't tax Social Security benefits and has some other tax breaks designed to benefit seniors.
• Strong sense of community: Small towns in Montana often have close-knit communities where neighbors look out for one another and support each other through all stages of life.
• Lower cost of living: Compared to many other states, the cost of living in Montana is relatively low, making it easier for seniors on fixed incomes to make ends meet.

Cost of assisted living in Montana