Assisted Living in Montana
Browse assisted living communities by city in Montana.
Communities
204 across Montana
Published pricing
$2,900 – $8,625/mo
Billings
35 communities
Great Falls
23 communities
Helena
16 communities
Missoula
14 communities
Bozeman
10 communities
Kalispell
9 communities
Hamilton
8 communities
Butte
6 communities
Miles City
4 communities
Lewistown
4 communities
Havre
4 communities
Belgrade
4 communities
Polson
3 communities
Dillon
3 communities
Laurel
3 communities
Roundup
3 communities
Whitehall
3 communities
St Ignatius
2 communities
Columbia Fls
2 communities
Cut Bank
2 communities
Choteau
2 communities
Manhattan
2 communities
Columbia Falls
2 communities
Townsend
2 communities
Livingston
2 communities
Libby
1 community
Sidney
1 community
Florence
1 community
Thompson Falls
1 community
Malta
1 community
Absarokee
1 community
Glasgow
1 community
Circle
1 community
Baker
1 community
Fort Benton
1 community
Big Timber
1 community
Plentywood
1 community
Three Forks
1 community
Corvallis
1 community
Savage
1 community
Hardin
1 community
Judith Gap
1 community
Boulder
1 community
Eureka
1 community
Sheridan
1 community
Conrad
1 community
Fairfield
1 community
Red Lodge
1 community
Ashland
1 community
Forsyth
1 community
Shelby
1 community
Columbus
1 community
Stevensville
1 community
Anaconda
1 community
Montana City
1 community
Chester
1 community
Deer Lodge
1 community
Whitefish
1 community
Roberts
1 community
Bigfork
1 community
Glendive
1 community
Assisted Living in Montana: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does assisted living cost in Montana?
Among Montana communities that publish pricing on Tea and Slippers, monthly costs for assisted living range from about $2,900 to $8,625. Pricing varies widely by city, apartment size, and level of care.
How many assisted living communities are in Montana?
Tea and Slippers lists 204 assisted living communities across Montana, with the largest number of options in Billings.
Does Medicaid pay for assisted living in Montana?
Medicaid coverage for assisted living depends on the care setting and Montana's waiver programs. Nursing-level care is generally covered for eligible residents, while assisted living and home-based care may be covered through state Medicaid waivers with income and care-need requirements. Check with the community and Montana's Medicaid office for eligibility.