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Dr. Patrick Davis was born in Butte, Montana. After completing undergraduate studies and a Master of Science Degree in Experimental Psychology at the Montana State University in Bozeman he attended the California School of Professional Psychology in Berkeley, California where he earned his doctoral degree in Professional Psychology...

This past Monday, we welcomed Fran Albrecht to the studio to speak with Peter Christian about her work with the  Providence Montana Health Foundation. For over 17 years, the Great Falls, MT native was the executive director for Watson Children’s Shelter in Missoula, providing safety and support for abused and neglected children throughout Western Montana...

On Thursday, Senator Steve Daines took to the Senate floor to blast the rising costs of Obamacare in Montana, as insurers across the state have asked for double-digit increases in premiums for 2016.

Chief Medical Informatics Officer Randale Sechrest Discusses How New Technology and Electronic Medical Records is Changing Healthcare https://youtu.be/dl7FiwQjd7o  

This week, Providence Health and Services Western Montana announced that it was embarking on a new venture called the Northern Rockies Healthcare Alliance, which could radically change the way that Montanans pay for health care.

Supporters of President Barack Obama's health care law are out in force trying to get uninsured people signed up ahead of the official deadline for 2015 coverage.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The chairman of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians urged state lawmakers to expand Medicaid to increase Native Americans' access to quality health care.

This week, Governor Steve Bullock unveiled his Healthy Montana Plan of Medicaid expansion.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock is asking legislators to expand Medicaid in the state, but Republicans are out with their own plan that won't include taking federal funds. Montana State Senate Republican Fred Thomas says that Medicaid reform is a crucial component of the plan.

The first 50-state report on the latest sign-up season under President Barack Obama's health care law shows more than 4 million people signed up for the first time or re-enrolled.