When
a parent or spouse is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or another type of
dementia, there are many challenges a family goes through. It is traumatizing get a diagnosis of the
disease both for the individual as well as for the entire family. As you come to terms with the devastating
news, you are likely left with lots of questions including what will happen in
the future and who will be there to provide the type of care your loved one
will need.
At
MorningStar of Billings, we want you to know we are here to help. Our beautiful independent living, assisted
living and memory
care community is located on the west end of town in a
beautiful, park-like neighborhood near shopping, restaurants and medical
facilities. As dementia care experts,
we provide specialized, individualized care to each resident and are equipped
to care for those from the onset of the disease all the way through to the most
advanced stages.
Our
holistic approach to memory care focuses on nurturing and supporting the
essence of the individual regardless of the extent of the memory loss, and our
team of compassionate caregivers feels privileged to serve seniors. All of our 36 memory care suites
are in a separate area we call Reflections Neighborhood. This spacious neighborhood is specifically
designed to allow residents the independence to safely explore
their surroundings.
Every
aspect of our dementia care addresses the unique needs of our residents starting
with the very design of our community to a wide range of wellness programs and
activities and healthy, delicious meals.
We encourage you to visit
our website for contact information or to set up a
tour of our loving community.
MorningStar
Senior Living of Billings represents the finest in senior living with our
unique mission statement “to honor, to serve, to invest.” With a
foundation built on honoring God, valuing our seniors and hiring staff with a
felt calling to serve, we provide a true home for residents. We invite
you to schedule a tour to see firsthand our exceptional independent living,
assisted living and memory care.
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