Highgate Senior Living – Billings offers two primary levels of care. Residents who need help with everyday tasks can choose assisted living, which provides routine support with dressing, bathing, and medication reminders. Those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia can transition to the facility’s memory care program, where staff members are trained to use structured routines and redirection techniques that aim to reduce confusion and maintain daily functioning.

Additional medical oversight is built into daily life at the community. Nurses and caregivers monitor residents with diabetes, provide glucose checks as ordered, and coordinate dietary adjustments or insulin administration when prescribed by a physician. Incontinence care is available on-site, eliminating the need for external appointments, and staff are trained in safe transfer techniques to assist residents who have limited mobility or who require ambulatory care. These services are delivered around the clock, with care plans reviewed regularly to keep pace with any changes in health status.

Living spaces range from private studios to larger shared suites. Each layout is designed for ease of movement, and emergency call systems are standard. Some residences offer direct access to outdoor areas, allowing for fresh air and natural light, although not every unit includes this feature. Housekeeping and maintenance teams handle routine upkeep so residents can focus on daily activities.

Meals are prepared three times a day and served in a communal dining room, with snacks available between scheduled seatings. The culinary team accommodates physician-ordered and preference-based dietary modifications, including carbohydrate-controlled menus for residents managing diabetes. Staff provide assistance during meals for anyone who needs help with utensils or portion control.

An activity center anchors the community’s social calendar, hosting exercise classes, games, and small group discussions that align with individual ability levels. Events are scheduled throughout the week to help residents maintain cognitive, physical, and social engagement.