Healthcare & Safety in Manhattan

Manhattan's safety profile runs genuinely favorable, alongside a real, disclosed healthcare-access trade-off this record discloses directly rather than assuming Gallatin County's broader medical infrastructure fully covers the gap.

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A genuinely favorable crime picture

Manhattan's overall crime rate ran a cited 16.11 against a 33.37 national average, with particularly low violent crime (1.01) and property crime (15.11) rates, per this pass's research (base record).

No hospital in town

Manhattan has no hospital of its own -- a real, disclosed trade-off. The nearest, Bozeman Health Deaconess, sits approximately 18.7 miles away, with 8 hospitals total within a 60-mile radius (base record).

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Regional healthcare infrastructure remains genuinely strong

The broader Gallatin Valley/Bozeman-corridor healthcare infrastructure (8 hospitals within 60 miles) means Manhattan residents retain genuine regional access even without a local hospital.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.