Elder Abuse

Elder abuse is the physical, emotional, financial, sexual mistreatment or neglect of older adults. The term is also interchangeable with elderly abuse.

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To report elder abuse in Montana:
  • Montana Nursing Home Elder Abuse or Long Term Care
    • In-State – (800) 551-3191
    • Out of State – (800) 444-4077
  • Domestic/Community Elder Abuse
    • In-State – (800) 551-3191
    • Out of State – (800) 444-4077




What is Elder Abuse?

Elder abuse comes in various forms. The forms include physical abuse, psychological or emotional abuse, neglect or self-neglect and financial exploitation.

Montana: Types of Elder Abuse

Physical Abuse – punching, hitting, spanking, shoving and biting.

Emotional Abuse – ignoring, humiliating and mocking.

Financial Exploitation- improper use of an elder’s money and/or personal assets.

Neglect - Failure to provide adequate care for the elder. Adequate care can include food, water, shelter and medicine.