Renaissance Senior Care

Renaissance Senior Care provides assisted living, memory care, and support for seniors in a large, licensed community in Dillon South and other Montana locations, with oversight by Montana's Department of Social Services under license number 12533 and leadership from administrator Amanda MacDonald. Staff help residents with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medications, and they give special care to people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. The memory care section can serve up to 94 people and has secured units to keep everyone safe. Renaissance Senior Care offers out-of-home respite and hospice care, and living arrangements come with adjustable levels of support, including independent living and continuing care retirement options. Each room is furnished and comes with a phone, and the facility stays maintenance-free so residents don't have to worry about chores like housekeeping or laundry. There's a dining room with restaurant-style meal service that can handle special diets for allergies or diabetes, and daily activities include things like movie nights, crafts, music, walks in the garden, book room visits, and social evenings, along with exercise and transportation for errands or appointments. The community features a library, hot tub, steam or health room, beauty shop, yard space, game areas, and walking paths, and there's always someone available day or night for emergencies because of 24-hour supervision. Memory care staff train for dementia issues, and the home-like feeling combines with a focus on health, comfort, and community connection. Local administrative support comes from Idaho Falls, ID, and there are facilities in Washington too. Renaissance Senior Care does allow virtual tours of its homes, and planned activities help keep people active and involved in daily life. Residents can enjoy support that matches their needs, whether they need full-time help, short-term respite, or independent living, all in a peaceful setting.