Great Falls, Montana
Adult IDD residential support in Great Falls
Community-based support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, centered on dignity, choice, and everyday life.
For adults, families, guardians, and case managers.
Residential Support in Great Falls
Infinity Healthcare Services provides community-based residential support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Great Falls, Montana. Our approach emphasizes individual choice, daily living skills, and community inclusion.
Choosing a residential setting starts with understanding the person: their routines, communication preferences, goals, and support needs. Contact our Montana team to discuss how our residential program may fit those needs and what the referral process involves.
Eligibility, service authorization, and current availability must be confirmed before placement. A referral or an authorized service does not guarantee an available opening.
Who We Support
Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities exploring community-based residential support.
Families, guardians, and case managers looking for information about support needs, referrals, and program fit.
Support Shaped Around the Individual
Support begins with each person’s preferences, strengths, goals, and daily routines. We focus on helping adults take part in decisions about their lives and build practical skills at a pace that reflects their needs.
Everyday living
Support with daily routines and opportunities to build practical skills, guided by the individual’s support plan.
Personal choice
Respect for each person’s preferences, communication, strengths, and goals when planning everyday support.
Community connection
Opportunities to participate in everyday community life and pursue meaningful interests.
Staying Connected to Community and Family
Community life and meaningful relationships matter. Residential support can help individuals stay connected with the people, interests, and activities that are important to them, while building confidence in everyday situations.
Family and guardian involvement should reflect the individual’s preferences and applicable permissions. During referral conversations, tell us about the relationships, routines, and communication approaches that help the person feel heard and supported.
Level 1 Behavioral Support
Ask our Montana team about Level 1 Behavioral Support and how it may relate to an individual’s support plan. The specific support, authorization requirements, provider arrangements, and availability must be confirmed for each person.
Discussing this service does not establish eligibility or guarantee that it is available as part of a residential placement.
Telehealth
Telehealth describes a way services may be delivered. It is not the same as Level 1 Behavioral Support and does not replace a clear description of the service being provided.
Whether telehealth is suitable depends on the person’s needs, the service, and the provider arrangements. Confirm availability and any requirements with our Montana team before making plans.
Families & referral partners
A clear place to start.
Exploring residential support for yourself, a loved one, or someone you support? Talk with our Montana team about needs, referral steps, and current availability.
Call our Montana team406-760-2002 · Great Falls, Montana
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Start a conversation
Call our Montana team and tell us what kind of residential support you are exploring.
Discuss needs and fit
Review the individual’s goals, preferences, and support needs. Include the case manager or guardian where appropriate.
Confirm next steps
Discuss eligibility, authorization, assessment of fit, and current availability before arranging a placement.
Common Questions
Where are services located?
Our Montana residential services are in Great Falls. Contact our Montana team to discuss the program and current availability.
How do I discuss a referral?
Call 406-760-2002 to discuss support needs, referral steps, and current availability. Adults, families, guardians, and case managers are welcome to contact us.
Is placement guaranteed?
No. Services depend on individual needs, program eligibility, authorization, availability, and an assessment of fit. These must be confirmed before placement.
Are telehealth and Level 1 Behavioral Support the same?
No. Level 1 Behavioral Support describes a service, while telehealth describes a possible way of delivering a service. Ask our Montana team what is appropriate and available for the individual’s support plan.
Let’s talk about the next step.
Great Falls, Montana · 406-760-2002