Best In-Home Care in Montana — 19 resources

19 Resources

1. Montana: Montana Medicaid — Free

Montana Medicaid is an official Montana state program for home health aides, personal care, companion services, and aging-in-place support. The agency page lists divisions, regional offices, and how to make a request. Free for eligible older adults and their family caregivers in Montana. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Most agencies will do a free in-home assessment to set hours, scope, and a care plan...

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2. Montana Senior and Long Term Care Division — Free

Official Montana state agency for older adults — programs, benefits, Area Agencies on Aging, and long-term services. The primary state Unit on Aging. A go-to for caregivers facing burnout who need respite from full-time caregiving. Most agencies will do a free in-home assessment to set hours, scope, and a care plan before any commitment. Vetted agencies do background checks, carry insurance, and handle scheduling — the trade-off vs hiring privately is cost vs control. Open at no cost to Montana...

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3. Eldercare Locator — Free

Public service of the US Administration on Aging connecting older adults with local services. 1-800-677-1116. A go-to for caregivers facing burnout who need respite from full-time caregiving. Walk-throughs are normal: many families interview two or three agencies before signing. Watch for high-pressure 24/7 staffing pitches; most aging-in-place needs are 4–20 hours per week. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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4. Home Care Association of America — Free

HCAOA — find vetted in-home care agencies in your area through the largest national association. Useful when you need help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, or companionship — but not a nursing home. Expect an intake call to scope hours, schedule, and whether the situation requires a CNA, HHA, or unlicensed companion. Medicare does NOT cover long-term in-home help — only short post-hospital home health. Medicaid waivers can fill the gap for income-eligible seniors. Free service;...

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5. LeadingAge — Free

Association of nonprofit aging services providers. Locate quality in-home care, senior living, and PACE. A go-to for caregivers facing burnout who need respite from full-time caregiving. Some services bill directly to long-term care insurance or Medicaid waivers — ask upfront to avoid surprise bills. Family caregivers in many states can be paid through Medicaid self-directed care programs — ask whether this listing supports that. Free, confidential, and available to any Montana resident who needs the...

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6. Aging Life Care Association — Free

Find a certified Aging Life Care Manager (geriatric care manager) to coordinate care for an older loved one. Relevant for seniors recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or starting to need help with daily tasks. Walk-throughs are normal: many families interview two or three agencies before signing. Watch for high-pressure 24/7 staffing pitches; most aging-in-place needs are 4–20 hours per week. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to call or browse.

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7. ARCH National Respite Network — Free

Locator for respite care services that give family caregivers a much-needed break. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Some services bill directly to long-term care insurance or Medicaid waivers — ask upfront to avoid surprise bills. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Open at no cost to Montana seniors and the families...

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8. PACE - Programs of All-Inclusive Care — Free

Medicare/Medicaid program providing comprehensive medical and social services so frail elders can live at home. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Online directories let you filter by hours, language, and whether the agency carries liability insurance. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. No cost to older adults or the...

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9. National Association for Home Care & Hospice — Free

NAHC — find home health and hospice agencies and learn patient rights. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Some services bill directly to long-term care insurance or Medicaid waivers — ask upfront to avoid surprise bills. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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10. AARP HomeFit — Free

Free guide to making any home safer and easier to navigate as you age in place. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Most agencies will do a free in-home assessment to set hours, scope, and a care plan before any commitment. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Free, confidential, and available to any Montana resident who...

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11. Care.com — Free

Largest online marketplace for finding senior care, in-home aides, and companions. Useful when you need help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, or companionship — but not a nursing home. Expect an intake call to scope hours, schedule, and whether the situation requires a CNA, HHA, or unlicensed companion. Vetted agencies do background checks, carry insurance, and handle scheduling — the trade-off vs hiring privately is cost vs control. All services free of charge to qualifying...

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12. A Place for Mom — Free

Free service helping families find in-home care, assisted living, and memory care. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Some services bill directly to long-term care insurance or Medicaid waivers — ask upfront to avoid surprise bills. Medicare does NOT cover long-term in-home help — only short post-hospital home health. Medicaid waivers can fill the gap for income-eligible seniors. All services free of charge...

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13. Lifeline Medical Alert — Free

Personal emergency response systems for seniors living independently. Push-button help 24/7. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Some services bill directly to long-term care insurance or Medicaid waivers — ask upfront to avoid surprise bills. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork...

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14. Visiting Angels — Free

National network of non-medical home care for seniors — companionship, errands, personal care. Built for older adults aging in place, family caregivers managing daily care, and adult children coordinating from out of state. Most agencies will do a free in-home assessment to set hours, scope, and a care plan before any commitment. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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15. Home Instead — Free

Worldwide network providing companionship and personalized in-home care for seniors. A go-to for caregivers facing burnout who need respite from full-time caregiving. Expect an intake call to scope hours, schedule, and whether the situation requires a CNA, HHA, or unlicensed companion. Family caregivers in many states can be paid through Medicaid self-directed care programs — ask whether this listing supports that. Open at no cost to Montana seniors and the families supporting them.

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16. BrightStar Care — Free

Home care, medical staffing, and in-home assisted living services nationwide. Relevant for seniors recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or starting to need help with daily tasks. Expect an intake call to scope hours, schedule, and whether the situation requires a CNA, HHA, or unlicensed companion. Family caregivers in many states can be paid through Medicaid self-directed care programs — ask whether this listing supports that. All services free of charge to qualifying seniors and...

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17. Montana Eldercare Locator — Free

Find Montana in-home care, AAAs, and senior services through the Eldercare Locator. Call 1-800-677-1116. A go-to for caregivers facing burnout who need respite from full-time caregiving. Most agencies will do a free in-home assessment to set hours, scope, and a care plan before any commitment. Watch for high-pressure 24/7 staffing pitches; most aging-in-place needs are 4–20 hours per week. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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18. Montana Area Agencies on Aging — Free

USAging directory of Montana's Area Agencies on Aging — your local hub for senior services. Worth contacting when a hospital discharge plan calls for in-home care and the family needs vetted agencies quickly. Online directories let you filter by hours, language, and whether the agency carries liability insurance. Medicare does NOT cover long-term in-home help — only short post-hospital home health. Medicaid waivers can fill the gap for income-eligible seniors. No cost to older adults or the people...

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19. Montana PACE Programs — Free

Find Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly in Montana. Comprehensive care for frail elders to live at home. Worth contacting when a hospital discharge plan calls for in-home care and the family needs vetted agencies quickly. Expect an intake call to scope hours, schedule, and whether the situation requires a CNA, HHA, or unlicensed companion. Hourly rates run 5–40/hr in most US markets in 2026; live-in arrangements run lower per-hour but require room and board. Free of charge — no...

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Frequently Asked

How many in-home care resources are in Montana?
Elders Corner tracks 19 in-home care resources for seniors and caregivers in Montana.
Are in-home care resources in Montana free?
19 of the 19 listed in-home care resources in Montana are explicitly free or low-cost.
Which cities in Montana have in-home care resources?
Resources serve multiple cities and counties in Montana.
What are some examples of in-home care resources in Montana?
Featured entries include Montana: Montana Medicaid, Montana Senior and Long Term Care Division, Eldercare Locator, Home Care Association of America, LeadingAge.
Do these listings include phone numbers?
0 of 19 Montana in-home care listings include phone numbers.