Renaissance Senior Care is a senior living option with three assisted living locations in Helena, Montana, at 525 Saddle Drive, 3680 Travertine Way, and 2530 Wildwood Lane, each with a dedicated administrator such as Candie Garsnett, Misty Kirsch, or Jessica Stamper-Tulo, so families get to know who's looking after their loved ones, and you can take a virtual tour before visiting in person, which is helpful especially if you live far away or just want to get a feel for the place first. The community is licensed under #13162 and offers care for up to 17 residents in each home, focusing on assisted living, memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and respite care when families just need a break or help for a short while. They've got secure outdoor areas with fenced gardens, patios, and walking paths, as well as wide, well-lit hallways and color-coordinated handrails for safer movement, plus shock-absorbent floors and easily accessible restrooms to help prevent falls, which means the buildings are set up to make it easier for folks who need a little more help getting around or may get confused at times.
Renaissance Senior Care provides home-style kitchens where meals are cooked daily, and a dietitian helps plan menus so that residents with special diets can still enjoy food that smells and tastes good, and folks can either bring their own furnishings to make their room feel like home or use what's already there, with rooms coming in both private and semi-private setups. The care team is available 24 hours a day and helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, laundry, cleaning, medications, incontinence, and even diabetic care and high acuity needs, so families don't have to worry about someone being left alone if something comes up. The homes are pet-friendly, have call systems to get staff help quickly, and are set up with security, smoke, and fire alarms in every house to make sure everyone is safe, plus they offer laundry facilities for fresh clothes and bedding.
Activities happen at least three times a week and can include games, simple sports, arts and crafts, music, exercise for strength or range of motion, and group discussions or outings that use community resources, and they encourage residents to stay involved with daily chores if they like, such as helping with cooking or folding laundry, which gives a sense of purpose. Language support is available in Spanish, which helps families who speak it feel more at home. They offer both adult day care and short-term stays for folks who need recovery or rehabilitation, with staff aiming to get to know each resident so care feels personal. Renaissance Senior Care falls under the umbrella of a continuing care retirement community, so seniors can often stay in familiar surroundings even as their needs change. The home office is in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and each of the Helena homes is tailored for older adults who need a little or a lot of help, always with the goal of lightening the family's load and focusing on loving care.
