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FOR LEWISTOWN FAMILIES & REFERRAL PARTNERS
Residential Support Resources for Lewistown Families
Adults and families in Lewistown can explore Infinity Healthcare Services’ adult IDD residential program in Great Falls. Our community-based approach connects life at home with personal interests, daily living skills, and opportunities for meaningful participation in the wider community.
Personal choice. Everyday support. Meaningful connection.
Illustrative image from Infinity’s website. Not actual residents, staff or the Great Falls residence.
01 / RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
Everyday participation and Lewistown family questions
Lewistown adults and families considering our Great Falls program can start by identifying the interests and relationships that matter to the person. A meaningful daily life includes both familiar routines at home and connections beyond it. Infinity’s Great Falls residential program emphasizes community inclusion alongside daily living skills, personal goals, and individual preferences. That combination keeps attention on the whole person: what they enjoy, how they want to participate, and what matters in their everyday life.
Begin with personal interests
Community participation is more meaningful when it connects with what a person enjoys. Individual preferences help frame conversations about activities and involvement, alongside the adult’s goals and the support they need in everyday life.
Value a role at home
Participation begins with daily life, including familiar routines and personal choices. Our emphasis on daily living skills recognizes the value of an active role at home as part of a broader, person-centered residential approach.
Make room for different preferences
People have different interests and different ideas of a satisfying day. Respect for those preferences belongs alongside community inclusion, so participation is discussed in relation to the person rather than a single ideal routine.
02 / THE INFINITY APPROACH
Inclusion should connect with the person’s interests
Community inclusion is about the person’s place in everyday life, not simply a list of activities. Interests, relationships, and personal goals help explain what participation could mean for an individual. Infinity’s Great Falls program includes community inclusion within its person-centered residential approach. Families from Lewistown can explore that approach by discussing the adult’s preferred activities, familiar routines, and priorities for daily life. Talk with our team about which opportunities may fit the person’s interests, goals and support plan.
Preparing for the responsibilities of daily support
Our staff-training expectations include CPR, first aid, abuse and incident reporting, confidentiality, College of Direct Support Tier 1, and ongoing annual learning. These topics support a clear focus on preparation alongside respect for individual choices and community participation.
Our team can explain the expectations for direct-support staff and discuss the individual’s support needs.
Rights, dignity and confidentialityRespectful interaction and protection of personal information.
Safety and reportingAbuse reporting, incident reporting, first aid and CPR expectations.
Direct-support foundationsCollege of Direct Support Tier 1 and ongoing annual learning.
04 / QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR SERVICES
Service questions from Lewistown families
Does community inclusion mean everyone follows the same activities?
Our approach emphasizes the individual’s goals and preferences. Interests and support needs can differ, so talk with our Great Falls team about opportunities for participation that may fit the person’s support plan.
Is community inclusion the only focus of the program?
No. The Great Falls adult IDD residential program also emphasizes daily living skills, personal choice, goals, and routines. Community inclusion is one connected part of supporting a meaningful everyday life.
Where is the residential home?
Infinity’s Montana residential home is in Great Falls. This page introduces the program to adults, families, guardians and referral partners in Lewistown. It does not describe a separate Lewistown facility.
What should we confirm before placement?
Eligibility, authorization, individual support needs, fit and current availability must be confirmed. Call 406-760-2002 to begin a general conversation and ask how to share any personal records securely.
05 / RESOURCES FOR LEWISTOWN
Community resource information for Lewistown
North Central Independent Living Services
Lewistown is in Fergus County, which North Central Independent Living Services lists within its service area. NCILS provides information and referrals on topics such as assistive equipment, accessible recreation, housing, attendant care, support groups and employment resources. This gives Lewistown adults and families a regional starting point for questions that reach beyond one residential program. County coverage does not mean there is a NCILS office in Lewistown; contact the organization to find out how it currently assists Fergus County residents.
Begin with a concrete question: Is the person looking for information about accessible activities, equipment for an everyday task, housing resources or opportunities to meet peers? Ask NCILS which organization handles the need, how to reach it and what to confirm before applying or visiting. Information about housing or support is not a promise that a particular service or opening is available. NCILS is independent of Infinity; questions about our Great Falls home’s fit, admission process and availability should be directed to our Montana team.
Independent community resource. No affiliation with Infinity is implied; contact the organization directly about its services.
06 / OUR GREAT FALLS DDP GROUP HOME
Discover community-based support in Great Falls
The program presented to Lewistown families here is Infinity’s Great Falls DDP residential home. Its approach connects daily living skills with individual goals, personal choice and community inclusion. Review the program to understand the service, and talk with the team about the individual’s interests, routines and support needs before making a decision.