FOR BOZEMAN FAMILIES & REFERRAL PARTNERS
Bozeman adults and families exploring adult IDD residential support can learn about Infinity Healthcare Services’ community-based program in Great Falls. Our approach connects everyday support at home with individual goals, daily living skills, and the choices that make progress personally meaningful.
Our Montana residential home is in Great Falls.
Illustrative image from Infinity’s website. Not actual residents, staff or the Great Falls residence.
01 / RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
Adults and families in Bozeman can consider which personal goals a residential setting would support before comparing programs. Independence has different meanings for different people. A meaningful goal may involve greater participation in a daily routine, more personal choice, or a stronger connection with community life. Infinity’s Great Falls residential program emphasizes individual goals and preferences alongside daily living support, keeping the person’s priorities at the center of conversations about growth and participation.
A goal should reflect something the person values. Our focus on individual goals leaves room for different priorities, rather than assuming every adult wants the same routine, activities, or level of participation in daily tasks.
Daily living skills give personal goals a practical context. Support can be discussed in relation to familiar routines and meaningful activities, keeping the conversation focused on participation in the person’s own life at home.
Building skills and respecting choice belong together. The individual’s preferences remain important when considering new goals or activities, and community inclusion adds another dimension to what a personally meaningful life can look like.
02 / THE INFINITY APPROACH
Greater independence does not need to mean doing every task alone. It can also mean having more say in daily life or participating in a way that feels worthwhile. Infinity’s residential approach brings individual goals, daily living skills, and community inclusion into the same conversation. For adults considering the Great Falls program, the starting point is what they want their everyday life to include. Support is shaped around those personal priorities, with specific goals and needs discussed with the individual and their support network.
Read about our Montana DDP program →03 / STAFF PREPARATION MATTERS
Our staff-training expectations include College of Direct Support Tier 1, CPR, first aid, confidentiality, abuse and incident reporting, and ongoing annual learning. These areas establish expectations for preparation while individual goals guide the focus of residential support.
Our team can explain the expectations for direct-support staff and discuss the individual’s support needs.
04 / QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR SERVICES
Not necessarily. Independence can include greater choice and meaningful participation while support remains important. The right goals and level of support depend on the person and should be discussed individually with Infinity.
Yes. Meaningful goals can involve taking part in daily routines, expressing preferences or pursuing personal interests. Discuss the person’s priorities with our Great Falls team so the conversation stays grounded in their own life.
Infinity’s Montana residential home is in Great Falls. This page introduces the program to adults, families, guardians and referral partners in Bozeman. It does not describe a separate Bozeman facility.
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 BOZEMAN
Ability Montana · Peer mentoring
Ability Montana has a Bozeman office and describes peer mentoring for people adapting to disability or working toward greater independence. The program draws on the lived experience of people with disabilities and can involve individual support or peer groups. Its focus is encouragement and shared perspective as a person considers their own goals or life changes. Ability Montana lists the Bozeman office at 2015 Charlotte Street, Suite 2, and its phone number as 406-522-7300.
Bozeman adults interested in peer connection can ask Ability Montana how the program currently works, whether individual or group options fit their interests, and how to begin. It may help to identify a goal for the conversation, such as hearing how others approached a life transition or maintained personal choice. Check arrangements directly rather than assuming a match or opening is available. This is a separate community resource, not a service delivered by Infinity or evidence that a residential placement is needed.
Ability Montana peer mentoring ↗Independent community resource. No affiliation with Infinity is implied; contact the organization directly about its services.
06 / OUR GREAT FALLS DDP GROUP HOME
Our Great Falls DDP residential program is the home and service option introduced on this page. Adults and families in Bozeman can use the program overview to consider how daily living skills, community inclusion and personal choice relate to the individual’s goals. A conversation with the team can help clarify needs, program fit and the next steps to consider.
