Renaissance Senior Care sits in Deer Lodge, Montana, in a peaceful spot where older adults can live with comfort and a bit of independence while getting the support they need, with both shared suites and furnished rooms, and a warm atmosphere for folks who want something a little homier but still safe. The facility covers several levels of care-including independent living, assisted living, continuing care, memory care, skilled nursing, as well as home care, adult day services, and even out-of-home respite care-so families can pick the kind of support that fits best, and it's got a move-in coordination service to make the change less stressful. Residents have 24-hour supervision, a call system, and the usual features that help keep people safe, with emergency alert systems and regular checks, and if someone needs help with getting around, bathing, dressing, or taking medicines, staff are on hand any time, with care for non-ambulatory folks and people needing help with transfers or incontinence.
Meals get cooked right there, served either restaurant-style or in a dining room, so people can eat together, and cooks pay attention to special diets like diabetic or allergy-sensitive, so everybody feels included. The rooms have telephone access and get cable and wifi, with laundry, linen, and housekeeping provided, so daily chores are mostly taken care of and residents can spend time doing something they enjoy instead of worrying about cleaning or cooking. There's transportation to help folks get around, and the place is kept up by a full maintenance team. Community life offers chances for both quiet and active time, with inside spaces like a library and arts room for hobbies, a salon and barbershop so everyone can look sharp, and movie nights and group activities that can come from staff or be run by residents themselves. Walking paths and a garden outside let people go for strolls or enjoy some sun, which a lot of folks seem to appreciate in good weather.
For those needing more attention, memory care helps with dementia management, and there are secured supportive housing units to add another layer of safety. Renaissance Senior Care offers both short-term and long-term stays, has nursing home services and hospice options for people who need extra care, and supports independence by giving everyone a say in daily routines and recreational choices. Staff and the administrator, Shanda Peck, work to keep the place feeling supportive and focused on dignity and comfort, with services and activities for different interests and abilities, always trying to help each resident live as fully as possible. There's even a virtual tour available for families who want to look around before visiting in person, and with locations across Montana and a home office in Idaho Falls, it's got a steady network behind it, but each spot feels small enough for personal care and attention.
