Independent Living in Montana

Montana is a state famed for its beauty and parks. One such park is Yellowstone National Park, which extends into both Idaho and Wyoming. Glacier National Park is found in the northwest section of the state, and both parks offer outdoor access that allows retirees the chance to spend time in the great outdoors. Home to two major universities, one in Bozeman and the other in Missoula, seniors enjoying independent living in Montana and residing in either of these cities can experience the many events and seminars annually held on the school campuses. Montana also has one of the lowest crime rates of the 50 states, which is advantageous for all who live in this beautiful area of North America.

The average cost of independent living in Montana is $2,002 per month. This is higher than the national average which is $1,729 per month.

 

Independent living in Montana means retirees have the chance to fully experience the four seasons without having to maintain their own home. This means no tiring snow removal, grounds maintenance or hard upkeep work. Other things like transportation to local destinations, housekeeping, daily meals and on-site entertainment are also usually provided and covered under a flat monthly rental fee. If a senior needs some additional help with daily activities, such as with dressing or personal hygiene, then a community that offers Assisted Living or a Nursing Home might be a better option. Montana seniors with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia can receive supportive care services at a Memory Care community.

Senior Homes has an extensive directory of senior living options, with care and living providers across the United States.