Flor-Haven Assisted Living sits at 433 S 3rd St W in Missoula, Montana, and some folks like how it stays small, with just 4 beds, so everyone gets watched over pretty well and you tend to know your neighbors, and they keep licensed and certified staff on duty around the clock, which can make families feel better about leaving their loved ones there, especially since there's an emergency alert system and a call button in every room. Residents get a choice between studio or two-bedroom units, and they're allowed to bring in small pets or have pets visit, which a lot of folks appreciate since animals can brighten a day. The meals are made right there, restaurant-style, and they always try to meet dietary needs, so whether someone needs vegetarian, kosher, gluten-free, low sodium, or diabetic options, there's usually something they can have without worry. There's transportation services for appointments or outings, and laundry and dry cleaning get handled if someone needs help. Housekeeping and maintenance come included, and utility bills are one less thing to fuss with because they're covered. Staff will help with daily living, personal care, medications, and lift transfers, and there's medical help like nursing care, wound care, and physical therapy-psychiatry services are available too, depending on what's needed.
Flor-Haven offers different kinds of care like assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, independent living, respite care, and home care, so people with all sorts of needs can stay, and they do personal care home services as well as residential care home services. The dining room stays open all day so residents can eat when they're hungry, and folks can even personalize their own suites with favorite things brought from home, which can make it feel cozier. For activities, there's daily exercise, arts and crafts, movie nights, educational programs, spiritual and religious gatherings, and off-site trips, so boredom's hardly ever an issue, and the community's got things like a movie room, library, fitness center, swimming pool, convenience store, salon/barber, internet, parking, scenic walking paths, and gardens, along with nicely furnished lounges and rooms with telephones. Family outreach and education are part of what they offer too, trying to keep family in the loop. The place focuses on keeping folks healthy, safe, and as independent as possible, with staff that's usually friendly and helpful, and the overall feeling inside tends to be comfortable, a bit like home, where people can decorate their own space and join social, mental, and physical activities that fit what they like best.
