Built for Montana Families Navigating Dementia
She worked at Wilcoxson’s Confectionery in Livingston. Married my grandfather two weeks after meeting him. Sold cattle. Raised a family. Never did anything halfway.
When Alzheimer’s began to change Velma, our family had no roadmap, and no one was willing to say what was really coming.
When she nearly burned the house down with my little brother inside, I stopped assuming someone else would fix it. That was the moment I understood: no one was standing watch. So I decided I would. I made it my responsibility to understand this disease.
Not just for Velma. For everyone.
Heart to Heart exists because families shouldn’t have to learn the hard way like we did.
Aging and dementia don’t erase a lifetime of experiences. They make it more important than ever to stand watch and protect the whole person behind the diagnosis.
What Makes Heart to Heart Different
We were the first to implement the Dementia Live® simulator statewide, helping caregivers and professionals truly understand what dementia feels like.
We stay after hospice leaves, bathing, grooming, and dressing your loved one exactly as they would have wanted.
When crisis hits, and you can’t call out loud, you can text us and reach a real person who understands your situation. We’ve got you.
Dementia is unpredictable, so our care adjusts with your reality instead of locking you into rigid schedules or minimums.
We secured the first Veterans Affairs coverage for adult day services in Montana, easing the financial strain on veteran families.
We opened Montana’s first standalone adult day center to give families a home-style option built around dignity and respite.