Planning to age in place in Montana? Whether you’re living in Billings, a small town, or the rural mountain regions, we’ve gathered the best checklists, resources, and programs to help you or your loved ones live safely, independently, and confidently at home.
Montana’s scenic landscapes and close-knit communities attract many seniors, but its geography and weather conditions present unique challenges.
Key considerations include:
Harsh winters and remote access requiring strong home heating and emergency planning
Limited access to healthcare and senior services in rural areas
Transportation challenges over long distances
Older homes needing mobility and accessibility updates
Here are some of our most helpful checklists for those who want to age in place confidently:
Bathroom Safety Checklist
Strengthen bathrooms against falls, especially during Montana’s long, icy winters.
Fall Prevention Checklist
Address trip hazards in cabins, farmhouses, and rural properties across Montana’s rugged landscape.
Emergency Preparedness Checklist
Prepare for snowstorms, wildfires, and power outages common in Montana’s remote areas.
Decluttering & Downsizing Checklist
Declutter older barns, basements, and homes to create safer pathways.
In-Home Care Checklist
Assess caregiving needs across Montana’s small towns, ranchlands, and mountain communities.
Montana offers a network of programs dedicated to supporting seniors and caregivers aging in place. These resources provide home safety support, legal services, caregiver assistance, and local community programs.
From elder rights protections to Medicare support and financial assistance programs, these federal resources help seniors and caregivers plan for safe, independent living. Find trusted guidance on legal issues, healthcare, housing help, caregiver support, and home safety services — available nationwide.
Nearby States: Idaho, Wyoming, North Dakota
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