Sheridan Memorial Nursing Home

Sheridan Memorial Nursing Home sits in Plentywood, Montana, as part of the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Association and has served the area for a long time with local access to care since 1922, offering 35 beds for those who need skilled nursing, long-term care, or help with daily living. The home's staff helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and activities of daily living, and they're there around the clock with a 24-hour call system, so you'll always find someone nearby if something's needed. Fully furnished rooms come in private or semi-private options, and each room has cable TV, WiFi, and a telephone, plus kitchenettes so residents can keep some comforts close. Meal preparation comes from chefs and meal planners who serve nutritious foods in a restaurant-style or buffet dining room and can handle special diets, like diabetes meals, and they're always set on making sure the food's got good vitamins and minerals from quality ingredients. Housekeeping, linen services, and a home-like setting help keep things comfortable, while exercise programs, community and resident-run activities, friendly visits, a library, spacious halls, common areas, and a garden offer chances to stay active or just enjoy a bit of quiet. You'll find plenty of medical services because of the link to Sheridan Memorial Hospital, including on-site rehab like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as wound care, hospice help, memory care for those with dementia, lab work, pharmacy, surgical services, radiology, a foot clinic, and emergency medical care. For those needing temporary relief, respite care's available, and programs aim at upholding dignity and independence, led by trained aides and a caring staff that often form close ties with the residents. There's 24-hour supervision, a toll-free hotline for emergencies, a FastCommand Digital Disaster Response System, and clear communication lines for updates and incident handling, so families and hospital staff can stay informed. Medicaid and Medicare certification, transparency in pricing, and a promise to treat people with integrity, respect, compassion, and clear communication back up the commitment to care, while the nonprofit Sheridan Health Care Foundation supports this mission. The nursing home strives to meet individual needs through personal care plans, wellness services, memory support, and home care, making it a community-focused setting designed for those needing extra help but still looking to stay connected and comfortable as possible.