Mountain View of Cascadia is a skilled nursing facility in Eureka, Montana, run by Dan Demmerly, with 100 licensed beds that are Medicare and Medicaid certified, and they take referrals at all hours, so people can always reach them if someone needs care, and this place is tied in with Whitefish Care and Rehabilitation Center. The staff includes certified nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, and therapists, and you'll find a Speech-Language Pathologist, a Physical Therapist Assistant, a Maintenance Specialist, and a Housekeeper on their team. Families and residents can join councils and organized groups, which helps people feel included, and there are always daily activities, like music, movies, arts and crafts, bingo, and fitness sessions to help residents stay active and social. Residents have private rooms with electric high and low beds and cable TV, so everyone can rest with some comfort, and you often see people outside on the sheltered patio or in the fenced yard, and the views of the Whitefish Range are nice, especially with those walking paths and even horseback riding for those able to join.
Mountain View of Cascadia provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, including rehabilitation after hospital stays, wound care, pain management, and physical, occupational, and speech therapies led by an experienced team, and there's a focus on helping folks regain independence after illness or surgery through restorative programs and case management. People with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia conditions can receive specialized care, since they've got programs for nutrition, hydration, diabetes, medication management, and even things like enteral feeding when that's needed. The staff helps with catheters, colostomies, ileostomies, and offers hospice and respite care when families need some help for their loved ones, and there's always someone on site who can answer questions or guide new families through tough times. There's also spiritual and religious support for folks who want that, so everyone has ways to feel comforted.
Mountain View of Cascadia offers some simple pleasures too, with meals prepared and served as part of their dietary services, housekeeping keeps things tidy, bus services help with outings, and special programs bring live entertainment or card games, Wii games, board games, and activities in the common areas. The therapy team is on hand to work on speech, movement, and daily living skills, and social workers are there to help families adjust, so most people can find some comfort, no matter how much help they need. For more information, their website is www.mountainviewofcascadia.com.
