At Alpenglow Homecare of Montana, we understand the challenges medically fragile individuals and their family caregivers face every day while navigating long-term care at home. Our services are designed to help Montana families navigate Medicaid-funded in-home care programs.
We support both caregivers and individuals receiving care through personalized care planning, Medicaid program guidance, and ongoing coordination. Our goal is to help make long-term caregiving feel more manageable while helping loved ones continue receiving care in a familiar home environment.
For many medically fragile individuals, remaining at home can provide a greater sense of comfort, familiarity, and emotional stability compared to institutional care settings. Being in a familiar environment often helps maintain:
Established daily routines
Family involvement
Emotional well-being
Greater independence whenever possible
For caregivers, in-home support can also help make long-term care feel more manageable and sustainable over time.
At Alpenglow Homecare of Montana, we believe in-home support should adapt to the realities of each family’s situation rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach to care.
Every family’s caregiving situation is different. Some families are caring for aging parents, while others are supporting loved ones recovering from illness, living with disabilities, or managing chronic medical conditions at home.
Our role is to help families better understand available Medicaid-funded support options while coordinating care plans tailored to each individual’s:
The care needs often change over time. That is why we help you with structured care planning that can adapt as medical conditions, routines, and support needs evolve.
Our services are designed to support individuals and families facing a wide range of caregiving and long-term care situations.
As some older adults experience changing health needs, reduced mobility, or increasing difficulty managing daily activities independently, families may begin exploring additional support options at home.
Our services help families explore in-home support options that allow loved ones to maintain greater comfort and independence at home.
Some individuals may temporarily need additional assistance following surgery, hospitalization, illness, or a major medical event.
We help families coordinate support services that assist with daily living needs while helping loved ones transition more safely back into everyday routines at home.
We also support families caring for loved ones with long-term medical conditions, disabilities, or medically fragile conditions requiring ongoing assistance with daily activities and care coordination.
Depending on the situation, support may include assistance related to:
A Plan of Care is more than a checklist of daily tasks. It is a structured care plan developed around your loved one’s medical needs, daily routines, functional abilities, and level of support required at home.
Our team works closely with families, physicians, and the State-appointed Registered Nurse to develop a plan that is authorized by Medicaid and optimized for your loved one’s needs.
Montana’s SD-CFC/PAS program helps qualifying individuals receive in-home support through Medicaid-funded services. The program is designed for individuals who may otherwise require institutional-level care and may include support with activities of daily living (ADLs).
We simplify the complexities of Montana’s Medicaid-funded waivers, handling the documentation and administrative requirements so your family doesn't have to.
We believe that the best care often comes from those who know the patient best. We help family members, including adult children and relatives, become qualified, compensated caregivers through the Self-Directed Community First Choice (SD-CFC) and Personal Assistance Services (PAS) programs.
We help you better understand caregiver eligibility, program requirements, and access financial support while allowing loved ones to continue receiving familiar care in a comfortable home environment.
Alpenglow Homecare of Montana provides non-medical in-home support for eligible Veterans through the VA Community Care Network. This support focuses on helping you with everyday activities like personal care, mobility, meals, and household routines, so you can remain safe and comfortable at home.
In-home care affects more than just medical needs. It also impacts routines, relationships, emotional well-being, and the overall caregiving experience for families. Our services are designed to support both the individual receiving care and the family members involved in daily caregiving responsibilities.
Our services are designed to help medically fragile individuals remain safely at home while receiving support tailored to their daily care needs. Depending on your loved one’s situation, services may help support:
Greater independence at home
Emotional and physical well-being
Safer assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
More consistent daily routines
Reduced disruption from institutional care settings
Ongoing care coordination as needs change over time
For many individuals, remaining at home also helps preserve important routines, family involvement, and everyday comfort.
We understand that caregiving often involves balancing medications, appointments, daily responsibilities, paperwork, and long-term care planning all at the same time.
Our team helps simplify the process by providing:
Our goal is to help caregivers spend less time navigating systems and more time focusing on their loved one’s care and well-being.
If you are currently caring for a loved one and are unsure how to access Medicaid-funded support, our care coordination team is here to help. We provide the information you need to make informed decisions about your family’s future.
Schedule your free initial consultation today. To contact our office in Missoula, MT, please call 406-550-8080 or request an appointment online.
712 W Spruce St, Suite 101
Missoula, MT 59802
721 Central Ave
Great Falls, MT 59401
2345 King Ave W, Ste A
Billings, MT 59102
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
