La Casa Personal Care in Plentywood, Montana, sits on East Lasater Avenue and offers assisted living, memory care, and respite or hospice care, all under one roof so you know what to expect going in, and this medium-sized place runs with 32 assisted living units where folks can choose from private rooms, semi-private living quarters, studios, or one-bedroom apartments, all of them furnished and with private ADA bathrooms and phone access, with some options for communal living for folks who want to be around others. Staff are always nearby, with licensed nurses and caregivers present at all hours, a call system for emergencies, and specialized caregivers to help those with dementia and memory concerns, while healthcare staffing from licensed people and other helpers means there's always someone able to check on health, manage medications, do health checks, or provide physical therapy and care programs tailored for needs like Alzheimer's, diabetes, scheduled bathroom and medication reminders, and plans to reduce falls or monitor health.
Life at La Casa feels simple but active, with maintenance-free living because they do the cleaning, cooking, laundry, and home upkeep, offering fresh chef-prepared meals three times daily in dining rooms or private spaces if someone needs more help, and they can handle special diets for diabetes or high blood pressure and even provide dining assistance or spoon feeding when required, so no one's left out at mealtime. For getting around, people here can use the transportation service for doctor's appointments, shopping, church, or outside events, and inside there's always something going on-whether it's games in the recreation or game room, movies in the theatre room, board games and music therapy, pet therapy, exercise and fitness classes, or scheduled arts, crafts, and devotional programs-plus a well-stocked library, internet access, walking paths and gardens, and a barber or salon on site or visiting, along with the big decks, parking, and laundry or housekeeping services. Residents with mobility problems get non-ambulatory or incontinence care, and staff will help with baths, dressing, toileting, transfers, and grooming, with all support given in a way that helps keep independence and dignity, since they want folks here to hold onto as much freedom as possible while still feeling safe, and if you just need some temporary help or short breaks, they offer respite care too. There's plenty of supervision, day and night, a strong focus on safety with call buttons and 24/7 security, and property features built for comfort and convenience, like garden spaces, ADA access, a reading section, private dining room, pharmacy services, and a schedule full of community activities-so whether a person's joining in for group events, spiritual devotionals, outdoor trips, or just relaxing in a quiet corner with a book, there's a way for most anyone to feel at home. La Casa Personal Care keeps things steady and secure, licensed as a healthcare facility through the State of Montana, and you'll find it next to places like Sheridan Memorial Nursing Home, offering a retirement home where most needs are met and support is close at hand.
