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MorningStar of Boise

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Independent Living, Assisted Living in Boise, ID
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  • Jarita Augerot
    June 30, 2026

    Very glamorous. Home decorative. They have chefs or they have a kitchen you can cook and bacon. They have lots of activities crafts games music they even at funerals there. I like this place because most of the apartments you live in you take care of yourself. But when it comes where you can't take care of yourself saving nursing home right behind so you don't have to move too far from home so to speak. The staff is always wonderful. It's very clean. I like it that they have a post office right there so they don't have to get out and about.

  • Kim Pierce
    May 25, 2026

    MorningStar Senior Living Independent and Assisted Living has truly been a blessing for our family. I started noticing changes in my parents, who were then 84 and 87 years old at the time. I started researching and visiting senior living communities, and MorningStar quickly rose to the top of my list. I put our name on their waiting list in 2022 hoping that when the time came, they would have availability. After my mother suffered a fall in her home in 2024, she decided she did not want to return home. I immediately contacted MorningStar and was so grateful they had a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment available for her. My father initially insisted he was not moving, but the reality was he did not grocery shop, cook, or even know how to do laundry. When the movers arrived to move my mother’s belongings, he surprised us all by saying they should take his things too. My parents first moved into the independent living community. The facility itself is beautiful, but what truly makes MorningStar special is the caring and compassionate staff. From management, maintenance, cooks and servers, housekeepers, nurses, and caregivers — everyone we encountered has been friendly, patient, and genuinely attentive to the residents’ needs. Independent living gave my parents comfort, privacy, and a strong sense of community. There were many other couples living there, and my parents quickly developed friendships and routines they loved. The food was excellent, with many menu options available throughout the day. This worked perfectly for my parents, who were never early breakfast eaters but were always ready for lunch around 11:00 a.m. There were also many opportunities for activities and socializing, including happy hour with beer and wine on Thursdays, live entertainment, card games, arts and crafts, puzzles, bingo, and much more. Unfortunately, my mother later suffered another fall that resulted in a brain bleed, and her care needs became greater than MorningStar could provide. She had to move to a memory care facility, and my father insisted on moving with her. Sadly, my mother passed away just three days after we moved Dad there. Due to my mother’s needs Dad moved out of MorningStar for a short period of time. Dad did not know anyone at the new facility, and he deeply missed the friends, staff, and sense of community he had at MorningStar. We returned to MorningStar and explained the situation, and they went out of their way to help get Dad moved back. We brought him back for a visit before the move, and it was incredible to see both residents and staff greet him with hugs and warm welcomes. At that moment, I realized that at 90 years old, it was only a matter of time before he would need assisted living support. The assisted living team has been wonderful, offering excellent care while always treating Dad with dignity and respect. He is very independent and struggles to ask for help, but the staff has been incredibly patient and attentive. He now lives in a beautiful one-bedroom apartment and is learning how to live without my mother, whom he met when she was 15 years old and was married for 69 years. Since my mother's passing staff has truly kept a close eye on Dad, and our family is so thankful for the care, compassion, and support they continue to provide. It gives us peace of mind knowing he is safe, valued, and surrounded by kindness every day. We are incredibly grateful for Morningstar Senior Living and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality independent or assisted living options for their loved ones.

  • Meliss Haeckel
    May 22, 2026

    MorningStar of Boise is an exceptional senior living community. Our relative has been residing here almost 3 years now, and has consistently been treated with compassion, dignity, grace and love. The entire team (Executive Director, Business Manager, Community Relations, Wellness team, dining team, concierge and activities coordinator) work seamlessly and selflessly to ensure a daily positive experience for each of their residents. As family members, we receive regular and timely communication pertinent to our relative, along with any community information that is relevant. The atmosphere is welcoming, comfortable and really feels like home. There are plenty of amenities and activities for residents to enjoy. We worked closely with the MorningStar of Boise Community Relations Director for over a year in advance of needing to move our relative to a senior community with assisted living, while also touring other facilities in the Boise area. We ultimately chose MorningStar of Boise and are grateful we did!

  • sludgo
    May 21, 2026

    It was a difficult time for all of us, not just Mom. Scary even. There were plenty of unknowns and as plenty of options in our community that would've adequately served her residential needs. But my family was not searching for adequate. We were searching for excellent and that's what we found at Morningstar. We found bright and big and airy apartments. Fresh and yummy menu options. An expansive and peaceful campus for outdoor strolls. Daily activity schedules including live music and classic films. Arts and crafts and outings. And a staff of dedicated individuals all of whom regularly greet me with a grin and a 'good day' and a 'how's your mom?' While I'm here I'll take the opportunity to mention and thank our intake person, Lindsey, who impressed us all with her professionalism, tact, humor, understanding, and support. Eased all of our minds with her knowledge of the system, and her efforts to secure Mom a beautiful apartment. She's continued to offer her support and assistance - invaluable in this transition time. So, here's five stars. Wish it could be fifty.

  • Laurann Taylor
    January 3, 2026

    Jill Diesel, the Executive Director, is absolutely amazing. My mother has been in this facility for several years and Jill is by far the best ED so far!

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Looking for a safe and maintenance-free lifestyle for yourself or a loved one? Discover MorningStar where luxury meets care in the heart of Everett

If you are considering moving to a quieter lifestyle, then independent living Boise is one of the finest options. We support residents as they age with freedom and choices, and promote a healthy lifestyle with built-in companionship, maintenance-free living and predictable budgeting, giving residents the time to pursue life-long interests or discover new ones.

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MorningStar of Boise is located in Boise, nicknamed the City of Trees, and is highly ranked on numerous “best places” to live or retire lists every year. Boasting lower crime rates than comparable cities of its size, Boise offers a wide range of cultural and entertainment venues, outdoor adventures, expansive green spaces, and great shopping and dining. A top-rated hospital in Boise, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center, is minutes away.

Independent Living Boise - A Trusted Community to Comfortably Age in Place

Our community offers contemporary independent living suites with full kitchens and private patios or balconies in a choice of floor plans including one-bedroom, one-bath or two-bedroom units with one or two baths. MorningStar’s signature wellness programs and activities let residents choose how busy they want to be; and inviting common areas inside and out are ideal for relaxation and gathering with friends. Additionally, a long list of luxury amenities, 5-Star dining and opportunities for new friendships continue to make us one of the area’s most sought-after communities.

At MorningStar we believe the human capacity to grow, to learn and to contribute is ageless and we are honored to serve those who first served us. Contact us for more information regarding the trusted independent living Boise provides, and ask about availability, pricing or schedule a tour.

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Looking for a caring and maintenance-free lifestyle with a little extra help for a loved one? Discover MorningStar where luxury meets care in the heart of Everett

Boise, Idaho…voted #1 in 2019 Top 100 Best Places to Live by Livibility.com. Offering the finest assisted living Boise, Idaho has to offer. Resort-style amenities, maintenance-free living, best-in-class dining and hospitality offer residents a carefree lifestyle. Our community offers 131 independent living suites & 75 assisted living suites in a selection of floor plan options.

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MorningStar of Boise is tucked into a residential neighborhood on the west end of this beautiful capital city. The “City of Trees” is the populous area in the state, with the Boise Ridge Mountains rising to an elevation of 7,500 ft. Our home is convenient to banks, hospitals, shopping malls, grocery stores and restaurants. Idaho is known as a good place to retire due to its low crime rate (2nd lowest in US), good weather, low cost of living, and the fact that 70% of its land is public (parks, monuments and preserves).

Assisted Living Boise: The Area’s Top Choice

Every facet of our community is designed to provide carefree retirement years and includes an array of hospitality and senior care services, luxury amenities, and signature wellness programs and activities. Amenities include all-day, restaurant style dining, fitness room, billiards and game room, spa bath and more. Suites are equipped with 9-foot ceilings, maple shaker cabinets, kitchenettes, private heating & air conditioning, and laundry and linen services.

The unique mission statement of MorningStar of Boise, “to honor, to value, to invest,” sets us apart from other senior living communities. Contact us to see for yourself the finest assisted living Boise has to offer.

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COMPANION LIVING

MorningStar offers Companion Living in all of our communities, where two unrelated people of the same sex share a suite, whether in independent living, assisted living or memory care.

Not only does this living arrangement enhance life by its camaraderie, it also extends savings.

REVERSE MORTGAGE

When one partner needs assisted living, and the other partner chooses to remain living in a private home, a reverse mortgage may be a good solution to help pay for increased expenses. Without affecting Medicare or Social Security benefits, reverse mortgages allow a homeowner to stay in the home and withdraw from the equity that the couple has built. Mortgage holders get tax-free cash flow as a loan against that equity, a loan that doesn’t need to be repaid until the house is sold or the owner moves out or dies.

Be sure to vet lenders and their terms thoroughly before making any decision. If you would like to be connected to a trusted, licensed reverse mortgage partner, call 888.228.4500.

SELLING THE HOME

The equity built up in a private home is typically a retiree’s largest asset, making the proceeds from selling extremely helpful when transitioning to a senior community. However, selling a home in a timely manner can be challenging and time-consuming. This is especially true when adult children are not living near to assist.

Many families find it helpful to work with a Real Estate Professional experienced with all aspects of selling a senior’s home. From packing and cleaning to listing and selling, ElderLife’s agents are ready to assist with the entire process to simplify a senior transition. To be connected with a local agent, call 888.228.4500.

SOCIAL SECURITY

Approach Social Security (SS) benefits tactically. Historically, it was wise to take SS benefits early and invest them. Today, that’s not necessarily so. Maximized benefits may best be found through delayed retirement credits. Depending on your birth year, benefits increase by 3-8% annually. If you wait until age 70 to collect, that monthly check could increase by 25% or more. And a surviving spouse receives the entirety of that benefit upon the worker’s death, making delayed retirement credits even more valuable. Study the new rules to choose your best course.
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MEDICARE

Think of Medicare as health insurance for those 65 years and older, regardless of income. While Medicare never pays for assisted living, it is designed to help fund certain postacute expenses in the first 100 days, namely hospitalization and rehab, as long as the person’s health is improving.
Once you’ve plateaued, Medicare stops paying.

Benefits may be available for home health care, but only if certain conditions are met. Medicare Part A covers hospice (palliative care) for the actively dying, regardless of income, including in a senior living community. Click here for original source info.

In contrast, Medicaid is a federal government program that subsidizes the medical expenses (including certain health services and nursing home care) for low income people of all ages. MorningStar does not accept Medicaid. Click here for more information.

LEVERAGE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES

Whole life and universal life policies build a reserve of cash through interest-earning excess premiums (known as the policy’s “cash value”). In some situations, life insurance can be a source of ready funds through cash surrender, death benefit loans, accelerating death benefits, life (or viatical) settlements, or even selling the policy on the open market for immediate cash.

Before acting on any of these methods, consult a financial advisor, as there may be tax consequences. Life Care Funding can also help you determine whether a policy can be converted. Click Here

TAX BENEFITS

The IRS allows certain deductions on a federal tax return for the cost of housing and meals of those receiving long-term care in a senior community due to chronic illness or the inability to live alone.

Assisted living residents may qualify for these deductions if a physician certifies that they have been unable to perform at least two activities of daily living (such as eating, bathing or dressing) without assistance for at least 90 days. The same deductions can apply to those who require substantial supervision due to memory impairment.

An adult child paying for a parent’s care may also qualify for the tax deductions, if the child can claim the parent as a dependent. Consult a tax advisor for further information or visit the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Click Here.

LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE

Long-term care insurance helps pay for senior care and protect personal assets by covering expenses up to the amounts set forth in the policy. LTC insurance pays for a variety of services in senior communities, and can offer care options that may not be covered through the federal subsidies of Medicare and Medicaid (see below section).

LTC policies can be complex and it may be difficult to understand and activate your policy. If you have questions about your Long-term Care policy, call 888.228.4500 to be connected with an expert for a free policy review.

BRIDGE LOANS

It’s not uncommon for families to be short on funds when transitioning a loved one into a senior community. The ElderLife Bridge Loan allows you to pay for rent and care in the short term while waiting for other funds to come in. Common financial shortfalls include the time that it takes to list and sell a home, or the waiting period before receiving VA Benefits.

The Bridge Loan is designed like a line of credit, bridging the financial shortfall for up to 12 months. The loan is unsecured (no collateral needed) and approved quickly with no penalty for early payoff and affordable interest payments as low as $8 per $1000 borrowed.

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