Our family will always be grateful for the care and compassion you gave our uncle. What began as a place for support quickly became a place of belonging. The staff didn't just meet his needs--they truly knew him, valued him, and loved him like family. The dignity, kindness, and personal attention he received brought us peace and comfort every single day. Thank you for creating a home where people are genuinely cared for and never just another resident. read more

I worked for Hyalite Country Care as a caregiver when I lived in Bozeman. It is an amazing option for seniors who are want to have more care available, but don't want to move into a facility. Through a calling to love and care for others, LeAnn has transformed her home into this special place that is filled with laughter, warmth, and plenty of opportunities for residents to explore new passions and grow. Throughout the year LeAnn plans fun activities or field trips for the residents, and every summer they have the Hyalite Olympic Games for the whole family. The care is very personal, as well. LeAnn looks at each resident as an individual and works to make sure that they feel comfortable and cared for in their space. As a caregiver myself, LeAnn was a great employer: compassionate and kind, but held high standards for her employees. I can honestly say that this was the best place I have ever worked. The atmosphere is so welcoming, and the care is so personal. read more

I personally have known LeAnn for several years and I have been to her facility. LeAnn is a beautiful caring person who treats her staff and residents with the utmost care and attention to detail. Her facility is welcoming, clean and professionally run. I stopped by unannounced one day and the residents were having a wonderful lunch and while they were eating, a guitarist was playing and singing songs....they were all singing as well as the staff.. it was very heartwarming. I would have no issue with both my parents living at her facility as I know they would have the best of care. read more

I had the pleasure of working at Hyalite Country Care this winter as a CNA, and I can say from the bottom of my heart that this facility is run with love, kindness, and a mission to treat elders with the utmost compassion and care. LeAnn and Wyrenn care for the residents as if they were their own family, and they make sure that everyone they make part of their staff shares those same values. The staff is kind and very easy to work with, and the elders are cared for in an environment that feels like a home and community. Time is taken out of every day to make sure people who are able get some form of exercise in, and there is daily activities such as board games, dice games, Bingo, salon Days, etc. to entertain the residents. There are fun celebrations and events that happen throughout the year that the residents get to look forward to as well! LeAnn also has animals that the residents get to interact with, and a home garden that the residents can visit or help maintain. Again, LeAnn and Wreynn truly make this place feel like a home and I am so thankful I had the opportunity to be part of the team at Hyalite! read more

I have a hard time even giving this place one star! They treated my elderly mother terribly. She was left alone, not fed or given water . Thankfully my sister and hospice workers were able to give her the care that they didn't . No clean clothes or sheets. They are understaffed and untrained. How many assisted living facilities do you know of that would call 911 on an 84 year old woman? She has been moved and I would not recommend this place . :( read more

Hyalite Country Care is a small facility that looks nice but is more into the image of being a great place than offering the best care and respect available to the elderly . They are understaffed with inexperienced and untrained people. Family member was given wrong medication and over medicated several times. Facility doesn't follow Medicaid, Medicare, federal and state laws and regulations and issues legally insufficient notices to residents and family. This is documented in a hearing decision with the state. In our family members last months of life she was bedridden and unable to communicate her needs and was in hospice care. She was neglected by the staff, only given water and food when it was convenient for them, Left in dirty clothes and bed linens, eyes crusted shut from no washing, nose plugged from no cleaning and her skin torn from improper changing of briefs. The staff treated family with unspeakable disrespect during this difficult time and the owner leaned over the bed of our dying family member, yelled and said appalling things to her family then denied her pain medications. I would never recommend this facility to anyone ever and feel it is undeserving of any recognition of good care for the elderly. Our family member was there for 2 years and this is a very limited overview of events that took place while there. read more

I went to this facility almost every day for 2 years, it was not at all what we had hoped it would be. It puts on a good image but look out if you wet the bed or need help with your dentures, then you are just too much work. My mother was an elderly widow with dementia and stage 4 kidney disease on the Medicaid waiver program. When she was issued a notice to move it was legally insufficient. These people still have rights and they deserve to be treated with respect. It was this facility's responsibility to secure a suitable placement for this resident and work with the family and have trial visits in place and a plan for a smooth transfer in place before the letter was ever issued. They did none of this. They issued the notice with a list of places we could try to get in to. We had already placed her name on all possible waiting lists before this, they have year long or more wait times. When we consulted the ombudsman they told us to file for a hearing because this was a clear violation of the law. The hearing judge granted her a stay until a decision was made. There were no other places to go. Waiver workers found only one place they thought might work , but it didn't. The resident then went in to hospice care and became bed ridden and a category b which this facility is licensed for. The care should have never gotten so much worse no matter what category she was, a b or c. This resident was granted a stay until the hearing was over and a decision was made. This facility should have stepped up and owned their mistake and given this resident quality care no matter what. In the end the state gave her the right to stay in this facility because it didn't follow the law in issuing the notice. The facility pushed still and was trying to get her Medicaid waiver taken away and without it she couldn't afford to stay there. So, we were forced to move her into a rest home on an emergency opening. She died one week after we moved her. I see absolutely no quality or compassion in this as far as this facility and the top notch care they claim to provide. I don't think the elderly should ever be treated like this no matter what! One instance like this is too many. There's no excuse for this or the neglect she had to endure while living in this facility. read more