News & Events

Bob and Shirley Anderson celebrate their 73 wedding anniversary on September 22, 2020.

Bob and Shirley treated the whole Buffalo Hill Terrace community to triple layer chocolate cake and champagne.

Immanuel Living held a ground breaking ceremony on Wednesday, August 12th at noon to celebrate an expansion to add the Cottages at Buffalo Hill, a new housing development for adults 55 and over. 

Following a positive test of COVID-19 for a resident at Buffalo Hill Terrace on July 29th, Immanuel Living followed the state’s recommendations to test all staff and residents in the Assisted Living facility.

Thank you to all who voted for Northwest Montana’s only Life Plan Community. Immanuel Living won first place for Best Assisted Living. Check it out on page X31 in The Daily Interlake’s special Best of Flathead 2020 edition.

June 26, 2020-  Yesterday, the Governor lifted the order directing “no visitation” in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Please click here to view a copy of his new directive on this subject which relies heavily on the guidance that has been issued by CMS and CDC. It also includes a general guidance document that was...

7 ways to strengthen the grandparent-grandchild bond while sheltering in place By Liz Seegert  Nothing is “normal” these days. While we don’t yet know how bad COVID-19 will ultimately be, we do know that people over 60 are at particular risk for complications, should they become ill. That has many grandparents sheltering in place and unable...

If you need to see your doctor these days, there’s a good chance you’ll be offered a telemedicine visit. That means you’ll “meet” with your physician either through a video chat or a phone call. And even after the COVID-19 pandemic fades, experts predict, telemedicine — especially video visits — will be commonplace.

I lose my glasses, forget actors’ names, repeat stories to my kids. None of these slips are red-flag symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Nevertheless, I’ve had a battery of cognitive assessments, from memory screens to genetic tests and brain scans.

Immanuel Living invites you to send a note of cheer to brighten the day of a resident on campus.  The Smile Program is a way for the greater community to connect with residents across campus during the pandemic. All ages are encouraged to draw, write, paint or otherwise create their note of cheer to bring...

Chances are, the coronavirus has upped your worries about your personal finances. And if you’re nearing, or in, retirement, the pandemic-triggered stock market plunge may be making you especially upset.