CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
AREA IV AGENCY ON AGING CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES – 1-800-356-6544
PO Box 1717, Helena, MT 59624
CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN AGING SERVICES
406-586-2882 Nona Chambers
Individualized assistance to clients and families including information and referrals, advocacy, education, care planning, crisis intervention, scheduled and emergency home visits, contact with out-of-area family. Guardianships and conservatorships recommended and arranged when necessary.
COTTONWOOD CASE MANAGEMENT
406-587-4880
Private geriatric case management services include guardianships, conservatorships, court visit reports, assessment, case planning and resource referral, in-home assistants (transportation, meal preparation, housekeeping, etc.)
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HRDC/SPECTRUM MEDICAL - 406-586-3134
Medicaid Waiver Case Management
Our case management team, comprised of an experienced RN and Social Worker, offers personalized, professional assistance to those in need of information and referral. Our case management services include coordination of care for the elderly and physically disabled population who qualify for Medicaid, who would otherwise be placed in a nursing home Services paid for by this program may include Lifeline, Meals-On-Wheels, homemaking services, socialization opportunities, Galavan, durable medical equipment, assisted living residence.
HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES PROGRAM/MEDICAID WAIVER - Call Jeanette Blazicevich, Regional Program Officer
406- 586-4089
The Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Program allows people, who would otherwise be institutionalized to live in their own home, adult foster case home or assisted living facility. People on the HCBS Program have the freedom to choose from a menu of services, which will best meet their needs. There are two teams that work with the HCBS Program (see below).
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AREA IV AGENCY ON AGING/CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES – 1-800-356-6544
The Case Management Team consists of a registered nurse and a social worker. They work as a team to provide the client access to services that improve their quality of life and help maintain their independence. Clients must be 65 years of age or older, Medicaid eligible, and meet nursing home level of care criteria. If you qualify for and receive case management services you will receive help that allows you to stay in your home of choice.
HRDC/SPECTRUM MEDICAL - 406-586-3134
Medicaid Waiver Case Management
Our case management team, comprised of an experienced RN and Social Worker, offers personalized, professional assistance to those in need of information and referral. Our case management services include coordination of care for the elderly and physically disabled population who qualify for Medicaid, would otherwise be placed in a nursing home. Services paid for by this program may include Lifeline, Meals-On-Wheels, homemaking services, socialization opportunities, Galavan, durable medical equipment, assisted living residence.
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN AGING SERVICES
406-586-2882
Professional, licensed counseling services include issues related to: Grief, loss of independence, moving to long-term care facilities, coping with illness, bereavement, transition to retirement, personal growth, dementia, depression, family conflict, family planning. Medicare and private insurance accepted.
COMMUNITY MEDIATION CENTER
406-582-8442
GALLATIN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
406-522-7357
The Gallatin Mental Health Center is a non-profit agency dedicated to meeting the mental health needs of the community. At the present time we provide a variety of services - Adult Case Management, Outpatient Therapy, Crisis Response and Evaluations, and Psychiatric services. We accept all insurances, Medicare, and Medicaid. We are the designated contractor for the State's Mental Health Service Plan (MHSP) and we offer services on a sliding scale fee system, if necessary.
BOZEMAN DEACONESS SPIRITUAL CARE
406-585-5073
Services provided, Advanced Directives for health care, organ donation information, grief & bereavement education, bereavement group, coping with chronic illness. No charge for services. Call to make an appointment.
THE HELP CENTER - 406-586-3333
Referrals for emergency situations. 24-hour crisis line.
NEW LIFE COUNSELING-
Anxiety & Trauma Institute
Chris McBee, M.S. LCPC 406-388-2727
Professional, Licensed Counselor, (NBCC), services include: partner loss & grief, depression, senior loss-of-independence, senior anxieties, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, childhood sexual abuse, Veteran counseling, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and transitions to other living arrangements. Private insurance, private pay accepted. Consults via in-home visits, web cam, phone, internet audio/video sessions, e-mail - shrinkrap@imt.net or contact www.ocdtreatments.com
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND RESOURCE CLINIC - 406-994-4113
This service is offered through MSU but you don't have to be a college student to benefit. It's geared to the needs of the community and able to assist the counseling needs of seniors.
PRIVATE COUNSELORS
Check listings in Yellow Pages.
SUPPORT GROUPS / ORGANIZATIONS
Support groups can be very helpful to people who find themselves in certain difficult situations. Even people who think they can "handle it on their own" have gained immeasurably, so why not give it a try? Call or check the Calendar in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle for meetings that may not be listed here.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS-24-HOUR HOTLINE 406-585-4079
Numerous meetings offered for the alcoholics and their families. Call for meeting locations and times.
ALS ASSOCIATION Evergreen Chapter Montana Support Group 406-522-1641 This group meets the first Monday of the month. The mission is to empower people with Lou Gehrig’s disease and their families to live fuller lives by providing them with compassionate care and support.
BELGRADE SENIOR CENTER-CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP - 406-388-4711
Call for date and times.
BREAST CANCER REACH TO RECOVERY
Tammi at: 406-587-3257
One on one support from another woman who has gone through what you're going through. No meetings.
CANCER FAMILY NETWORK OF MONTANA
406-587-8080
Is an independent non-profit agency providing support and nurturing for families dealing with cancer. Activities include: Camping weeks, pool parties, and other social events plus a newsletter. www.cancerfamilynetwork.org
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP - 406-586-2421
Sponsored by the Gallatin County Council on Aging. Monthly meetings are held at the Bozeman Senior Center, 807 N. Tracy. FIRST Wednesday @ 9:30 a.m., and THIRD Wednesday @ 3:30 p.m.
DIABETES SUPPORT, Bozeman Deaconess Hospital – 406-522-1644
Bozeman Deaconess Diabetes Center offers diabetes support groups as well as educational classes that are open to anyone in the community interested in diabetes information and support.
FORGETTERS GROUP, BOZEMAN SENIOR CENTER - 406-586-2421
This group is open to all individuals wanting more information on memory loss. Informal group setting discussing coping skills related to memory loss. Meets the second Wednesday of the month at 1:00 p.m. Free and Open to the Public.
GRANDPARENTS SUPPORT GROUP
Shayne Lemke 406-994-3395 or 406-994-3833
MSU, 316 A Herrick Hall, Bozeman, MT 59715
JOURNEY SUPPORT GROUP
Meets at the Bozeman Deaconess Hospital, a safe and friendly environment to discuss the loss of a loved one. Facilitated by a Licensed Professional Counselor. Monday Evenings @ 7 p.m. Free Service.
LIVING WITH GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
406-582-1600
Facilitated by Hospice of Southwest Montana - This group is focused on providing an experience of healing and community with others. Additionally, the goal of this group is to give participants an opportunity to join in a process, which leads to comfort, support and information sharing. The group meets Wednesday 5:30 -7 PM at The Wellness Community, 102 S. 11th Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715. Free and open to the public.
MENDED HEARTS, Bozeman Deaconess Cardiac Rehabilitation Center – 406-585-5040
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital and the Gallatin Valley Chapter 75 Mended Hearts Patients, spouses, family members, friends, medical professionals, Mended Hearts brings together all of us who are faced with the realities of heart disease to form a network of caring individuals. Call for meeting time and place.
MONTANA ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND
Donna 406-556-7103
Group meets the 2nd Thursday of the month @ 1:30 PM at the Bozeman Senior Center.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUPPORT GROUP
406-586-2421
Meets the 2nd Friday of each month, 2:00 PM at the Bozeman Senior Center.
PARKHAVEN ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP
406-282-7488
Parkhaven Retirement & Assisted Living
100 Hamilton Court, Manhattan
Affiliated with the Alzheimer's Association - MT Chapter. Call for meeting time and day.
PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP - Charline Spain 406- 587-7576 or Patty Frost 406-556-7071 or Trish Mohler 406-522-8437 “Ease the burden and find the cure” is the motto of our Parkinson Support group. We support and encourage each other, and share information about Parkinson’s. Great Speakers each month. The support group meets the third Thursday at Hillcrest Senior Living, Aspen Pointe @ 2 p.m. Free and open to the public.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOSPICE - 406-556-0640
Rocky Mountain Hospice provides bereavement services to patients’ family and friends for up to 13 months after their loved one has passed away. Individual counseling is provided, as well as in group settings. For more information on dates and times, please call.
SLEEP AND WAKE DISORDERS SUPPORT AND EDUCATION – 406-522-1066
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital- AWAKE (Alert, Well, and Keeping Energetic) in Bozeman is a support group for patients with sleep apnea and their families.
Cancer Support Community
406-582-1600
Services offered: Caregiver's Support Group (call for dates and times). Look Good Feel Better, Cancer Companions, Support Groups, Mind-Body Groups, Educational Groups and Seminars, Retreats. All programs are free of charge.
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