Featured Review
5
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May 13, 2023
We visited a friend that's in Holiday Hunters Pointe. It was awesome, my mom loved it, she just said she's not ready to commit to anything like that yet. My mom's friend was just very satisfied and loves living there, so she's encouraging my mom to come join her. It was a lovely facility and I thought they were doing an excellent job. We didn't have any meals there, but Mom's friends assured us that the meals were great, with lots of different selections, and they're very happy with it. We visited the office with the manager, and we had a great visit with her. Everyone was very hospitable and very friendly. While we were there, there were a bunch of ladies that were quilting. We had a really nice walkthrough and got to see the library and where they get their hair done, and in the afternoon they had a three-piece band that was playing music for everybody. So it was just very nice.
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About Holiday Hunters Pointe in Helena, Montana
Holiday Hunters Pointe in Helena, Montana is an independent living retirement community designed for active older adults. Set on a scenic 15-acre campus filled with blooming gardens and mature trees, it offers a peaceful landscape with a full range of all-inclusive services and amenities. The community's spacious apartments come in studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts, each with a modern kitchenette, walk-in shower or tub, individually controlled heating and air conditioning and basic cable TV. Select apartments also feature private patios or balconies. Cottages are available, offering full kitchens and additional privacy. Residents enjoy three freshly prepared daily meals served in the restaurant-style dining room, housekeeping, linen services and scheduled transportation around Helena. Amenities include a theater, gym, library, game room, large-screen TV lounge, community fireplace and maintained walking paths. A barber shop and beauty salon, along with garage parking, are available, and pets are welcome. The community's Engage Life® program provides a rotating calendar of recreational, educational and social activities designed to engage residents with diverse interests. Day trips to local attractions are regularly scheduled. Each resident at Holiday Hunters Pointe receives a Lively® Mobile Plus GPS device, providing 24/7 emergency support both on-site and outside the community. Residents can enjoy nearby Flying Giant Adventure Park, Bill Roberts Golf Course, Benny's Bistro, Overland Express Restaurant and Shellie's Country Café. Renovations at Holiday Hunters Pointe are underway as of November 2024. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services Provider Search
Services and Amenities of Holiday Hunters Pointe in Helena, Montana
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
On-Site Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Safety & Security
- Emergency Response System
- Personal Medical Alert Systems
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
- Outdoor common areas
- Patio
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Parking Options
- Parking Garages
- Parking Lot
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Activities staff
- Culinary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Game Room
- Horticultural Activities
- Intergenerational events/programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Organized activities/programs
- Recreational activities/programs
- Resident volunteer opportunities
- Seasonal, holiday, and themed events
- Social Activities/Events
- Spiritual activities/programs
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
- Communal Kitchen
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Bathtub in unit
- Closet Space In Unit
- Dining Area In Unit
Campus/Building Details
- Convenient location
- Multi-floor building
- Scenic views
Pets
- Pets
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Included in Rent: Basic Cable, Electric, Gas, Sewer, Water
- Housing: Handicap Barrier Free Units Available, Individual Climate Control, Safety Rails In Bathroom, Telephone Hookup, Walk In Tub
- Dining: Private Dining Room, Resident Kitchen
- Features: Laundry Room For Use, Chapel, Library, Locked Mailboxes, Elevator, Parking: Garage, Private
- Technology: Business Center, WiFi in Common Areas
- Activities: Billiard Lounge, Game Room, Activity Room
- Payment Options: Automatic Online Payments
Costs for Holiday Hunters Pointe in Helena, Montana
Independent Living
$2,629
Starting Price
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Reviews of Holiday Hunters Pointe in Helena, Montana
4.3
(12 reviews)
Facility
4.3
Staff
4.5
Food
3.6
Activities
3.2
Value
3.0
Robert
5
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July 30, 2023
Holiday Hunters Pointe was a very clean place and the appearance was great. I liked the apartment that we were looking at. It had a large octagonal living room with a wonderful view. The space was great, too. It had 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, and it was just perfect. There was a balcony around it and it was very, very nice. We also ate lunch there and it was wonderful. All the people seemed to be very friendly, and they had a lot of different things going on there. They had pool tables and workout areas. They had transportation and entertainment from time to time. They also accepted dogs. The staff who gave me the tour was just very, very pleasant and helpful.
Judy
5
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May 13, 2023
We visited a friend that's in Holiday Hunters Pointe. It was awesome, my mom loved it, she just said she's not ready to commit to anything like that yet. My mom's friend was just very satisfied and loves living there, so she's encouraging my mom to come join her. It was a lovely facility and I thought they were doing an excellent job. We didn't have any meals there, but Mom's friends assured us that the meals were great, with lots of different selections, and they're very happy with it. We visited the office with the manager, and we had a great visit with her. Everyone was very hospitable and very friendly. While we were there, there were a bunch of ladies that were quilting. We had a really nice walkthrough and got to see the library and where they get their hair done, and in the afternoon they had a three-piece band that was playing music for everybody. So it was just very nice.
elizabeth.marker
5
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November 21, 2022
My family member was treated kindly, and with great care & love by all of the staff. The food is good & the place is clean. I really enjoyed the kindness that was showed to my mother.
Susan
5
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May 23, 2022
My mother moved into Hunters Pointe. I liked the restaurant style and quality meal choices. So she gets several different choices for things, for breakfast, hot, cold cereal, eggs, however she wants. Other side dishes are available in the morning too, which vary from French toast, pancakes, waffles, and scones. They just have a delightful menu. I interviewed several people that were already residents there and asked them how happy they were, and they were really happy. Most of them had been there for years. Her room arrangements are, perfectly clean and brand new. However, I was not aware of a down payment that you make for the restoration of the room. So, they don't care what you do in the room. They don't care about nail holes if you hang up 100 things or anything like that. But after each resident, they take out the carpet and put in a new carpet and repaint, and so it's just like a brand new place every time, but it is equivalent to a month's rent that you don't get back. I wasn't aware of that, but I get it, and it's non-refundable. It was brighter, cleaner. and more lights and high ceilings than some of the other places I visited. All of the staff is absolutely fabulous, just so friendly, nice, and caring. My sister visited her, so she was leaving, and I was there with my mom for breakfast. As my sister was driving away, my mom got up from the breakfast table and stood at the dining room window, and watched her drive away. One of the staff named Robin could see that it was emotional for her, went over and put her arms around her shoulders. I'm sold on Hunters Pointe. I can't say enough.
MichelleMP
1
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October 17, 2021
I lived there for a few months. Nothing but problems from the beginning. It was over a month before I had keys to the unit, It was about 3 weeks without a working refrigerator. Any food I had spoiled and was thrown out, then I had a serious issue with spiders. I finally got rid of them "on my own" using foggers. Final issue before moving was that my unit was flooded. I requested help many times only to be ignored. The foundation to my bed was ruined and had to be replaced at my own cost sadly. My wooden desk was also ruined by the water. The only help they gave me after 3 weeks was an industrial fan to use while water was still coming into my unit. I recently moved after providing them with 30 days notice and paid rent for that time as well. Now they have decided they want additional rent beyond the 30 days even though a 30 day notice is in the rental agreement. The employees at this facility are very good and try their best considering the conditions they have to work in. Management is horrible!!!!! They are rarely there and usually for just a couple hours a day and are behind closed doors. If your lucky enough to sit outside their doors and catch them for a conversation, they blame any problems and their lack of helping the residences on "Corporate". Covid is a big issue these days and in 3 months I never saw them disinfect at anytime in their facility. Many people died there not just from covid but from neglect. Management left that job up to other "tenants". They take care of each other the best they can. I do not recommend this facility!
Provider Response
Helen
5
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July 14, 2021
Hunters Pointe was excellent. The person who took us around was wonderful and helpful. She took interest in our particular needs and made some follow-up phone calls. It's just unfortunate that we can't follow up on having my cousin live there, but she was very, very pleasant and nonjudgmental; all of them were. The rooms were wonderful and clean, and as we walked through the place, we could see some of the areas where people were playing pool and doing things like that.
jsullivan
2
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March 9, 2021
My parents moved in about a year ago. Subsequently had at minimum 4 major appliances break down from poor maintenance with very little help from the facility. Appliances got replaced on the maintenance man’s schedule without regard for the residents. Three or more weeks to replace a washer. Two weeks to replace the hot water heater. This facility does not care and did not take any steps to help my parents during those times. My dad’s credit card was stolen and used while living here. Another resident had items stolen out of his vehicle while parked on the property. The food....not well balanced or healthy and served cold. Not really worth the price.
Provider Response
Sue
5
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January 22, 2021
We looked at Hunters Pointe, and it was very nice. My dad loved it, but he was just not ready yet. It was very pleasant, and the people were very pleasant. There were lots of room and lots of amenities, they had a library, a game room and a very, very nice big dining room. The rooms were very nice and a lot of the rooms had a little balcony. It was a very, very nice place. I really have nothing negative to say about it. They had a bus that could take the residents wherever they wanna go and pick him up when he's done, and he could have his car there if he wanted it. I was very impressed. My dad ate there before, he had gone out there for a crafts show, and they had served everybody. He said the food was very good.
Krystal
5
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October 28, 2020
My mother has moved into Hunters Pointe. I think my mother would rate the food a 4. It is very different for her, but it's just the way they do things. I think it's also because of coronavirus. The food is definitely different than if it wasn't Covid time. It may be an unfair rating right now for the food, because they're not working under normal circumstances. I helped move her in. Everything was clean. It met with our satisfaction. They might have activities, but I don't think they're doing it because of Covid. They had to keep distance. There's not as many activities as I think, which has made it a little bit harder for her to adjust. It is a great place. I just wish Covid didn't change some of the activities and the way they handle onboarding new residents.
Kory
4
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May 17, 2019
I really liked Hunters Pointe. The lady who showed us around was very informative and helpful. We saw the dining room and both my husband and I were impressed with that. They serve three good meals a day. It was all really nice, but they do not have a bus capable of taking an electric wheelchair along, which is bad because my husband is in one. They have a lot of things to do in-house. They have a little gym that has a few machines like a bicycle and treadmill, a nice library, a good sized table for puzzles, and a movie room. Overall, it's an excellent place for us. It was just a little bit over our budget. The staff was topnotch. The facility was in good shape, clean, inviting, and very attractive all around.
JG
5
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October 31, 2017
Hunters Pointe is a very nice place, but I didn't like the locations. The staff was very nice, very informative, and we had a little lunch with them. The food was very good, the residents were bouncing a volleyball when we were there.
Bonnie561777
5
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October 19, 2016
I was really impressed with Hunters Pointe, the whole thing. I liked the fellow that showed us around. His name was Mark Bay. I just liked everything about it. For the men, they had a pool table. They had jigsaw puzzles. They had a display that was put on by the historical society that I thought was pretty interesting. They had a calendar of the events. I knew they had an activity lady. I thought they had outings, but I just don’t remember what they were. They serve three meals a day. They had snacks set out all day long so you could get coffee, tea, or water. I thought there was lemonade, and they had apples and oranges set up all the time. There was a couple that lived there that was on-call all the time. They were excellent people. Mark Bay who ran the place was very good. He had followed up with us several times. They had a staff of caregivers that were available by a separate company that was in the building, and I really enjoyed them. I thought it was a medium priced outfit because it was nice and clean.
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