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Home Care Services |
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406-256-0168
106 Erickson Ct
Billings, MT 59105 |
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Personal
care for seniors. |
American Association of Retired Persons |
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406-245-3690,
406-252-6005, 406-252-8933
2103 Green Terrace Dr
Billings, MT 59102 |
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Social,
educational, and support services for persons over the
age of 50. There are 35 programs in the area.
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Ashley & Vicky's Adult Care Homes |
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406-248-6818
2208 Hillner Ln
Billings, MT |
Beehive Homes of Laurel |
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406-628-7500
120 W 12th St
Laurel, MT 59044 |
Billings
Chapter for the Prevention of Elder Abuse |
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406-896-9606
1201 Grand Ave, Ste 5
Billings, MT 59104
e-mail: bcpea@in-tch.com
Hours: 8:00 - 4:00 |
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Billings
Chapter for the Prevention of Elder Abuse was formed to
improve the lives of the elderly and developmentally
disabled adults.
We develop public awareness and informational
programs concerning the elder abuse in our community;
provide education to health caregivers, law enforcement,
the elderly and their families and the public at large;
provide Gatekeeper training and re-training to
volunteers, teaching them how to identify at risk elders
and bring them in contact with community resources.
Gatekeepers are individuals who have contact with
vulnerable adults during the regular course of their
work.
The BCPEA Elder Support Worker serves as first
responder to each Gatekeeper referral.
When a call is received, the ESW will assess the
situation and offer assistance accordingly.
A referral may be addressed immediately by the
ESW, referred to one of the community services, to Adult
Protective Services or the ESW may work in conjunction
with one or more agencies.
All calls are managed in a professional and
confidential manner.
Elder abuse includes physical, sexual,
psychological, neglect and/or financial exploitation. |
Grand Park
Assisted Living |
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406-652-6989
1221 28th St W
Billings, MT 59102
email: Jgarrison@prestigecare.com
Hours: 24 hours/day |
Laurel Senior
Citizen Center |
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406-628-7571
720 S 4th St
Laurel, MT 59044 |
Meals on Wheels |
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406-233-3377
1501 14th St W
Billings, MT 59102 |
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Provides
nutritionally adequate noon meals to
elderly/handicapped/shut-ins every weekday.
Volunteer delivered meals, funded by donations
and county support. |
Primrose
Personal Care Home & Adult Day Care Services |
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406-248-9943
1228 Maurine St
Billings, MT 59105 |
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Offers
residential care, adult day-care, and respite care
services for all adults; primarily the elderly.
Primrose is licensed for both Level A & B
care by Montana Department of Health and Human Services.
Are experienced at providing many different
aspects of care including: Alzheimer’s Disease,
rehabilitation, and caring for the terminally ill. |
Senior
Citizen Center |
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406-256-6413
910 S 30th St
Billings, MT 59101
Hours: 9:00 - 5:00 M-F |
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The
Billings Senior Citizen’s, Inc. goal is to serve
senior adults (55+) with programs and activities to
promote healthy lifestyles.
We have many social activities including pool,
cards and special events.
We also have health screening and exercise
classes and we are working toward exercise equipment.
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Senior Citizen Center |
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406-657-3050
360 N 23rd St
Billings, MT 59101
Hours: 9:00 - 5:00 M-F |
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The
Billings Senior Citizen’s, Inc. goal is to serve
senior adults (55+) with programs and activities to
promote healthy lifestyles.
We have many social activities including pool,
cards and special events.
We also have health screening and exercise
classes and we are working toward exercise equipment. |
Senior
Helping Hands Program, Inc. |
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406-259-3111
3310 2nd Ave N
Billings, MT 59101
email: shhp@wtp.net
Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 M-F
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Works
with people over 60 years of age in their homes,
assisting with daily living activities, in order to
provide independence and enhance quality of life.
SHHP provides housekeeping services, respite
services, home health aide services, and nursing
services.
Our Homemakers assist these homebound elders with
light housekeeping, laundry, shopping and running
errands.
SHHP’s Home Health Aides provide personal care
services such as bathing, toileting and grooming.
Two registered nurses help with medication
set-ups and generally keep an eye on the health of our
clients.
SHHP serves seniors of limited income, who
otherwise would “fall through the cracks”.
We provide services on a sliding fee scale,
serving those who qualify for free.
SHHP is a private, not for profit organization. |
Senior
Helping Hands Friends Project |
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406-259-3111
3310 2nd Ave N
Billings, MT 59101
email: shhp@wtp.net
Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 M-F |
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The
Friends Project offers two programs to individuals over
60 years of age:
The Phone Friends Program and The Elder Friends
Program.
Both programs are staffed by dedicated and
well-trained volunteers.
The Phone Friends volunteers call assigned
clients on a regular basis, a time that meets our
clients needs.
Phone Friends will converse with the client and
also check on the client’s well being.
Some calls will last only a few minutes, others
an hour, depending on needs and schedules.
Elder Friends actually visit their assigned
clients, following a mutually agreed upon schedule.
Elder Friends provide much needed socialization
to isolated, homebound elders, often times accompanying
their clients on outings.
Both programs are designed to provide a check-in
mechanism for homebound and isolated members of our
community.
The Friends Project is a service provided by
Senior Helping Hands Program, Inc.
a private not for profit organization. |
Senior
Services |
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406-237-4280
2900 12th Ave N, Ste 4E
Billings, MT 59101
Hours: 8:30 - 5:00 |
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Offers
many programs including Careline, Gold Care Meds, Foster
Grandparent Program, Insurance Counseling, Foot Clinics,
Blood Pressure Clinics, 55 Alive Driving Class, Slice of
Life Exercise Program, and Community Education Programs.
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St.
John's Lutheran Ministries |
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406-655-5600
3940 Rimrock Rd
Billings, MT 59102 |
West Mount Home Care |
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406-256-5711
801 N 27th St
Billings, MT |
Yellowstone
County Council on Aging, Inc. |
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406-259-9666
1501 14th St W, #230
Billings, MT 59104
Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 M-F |
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Private
non-profit agency whose primary purpose is to offer
quality services to older persons, assisting them to
maintain the dignity of independences.
Programs include meals on wheels, meals delivered
to homebound M-F; Senior Dinner Program, meals served at
10 different locations at noon on different days
according to location; Senior information and
assistance, ombudsman service, “Senior News” monthly
publication, questions on Medicare, Medicaid, housing,
etc.; RSVP people 55 & over volunteer to non-profit
organizations; transportation, sponsors transportation
through Met Transit to medical appointments, cab rides
to meal sites, Laurel & Custer transportation; minor
home repairs. |
