Direct Primary Care

There were two major bills passed on Friday at the Montana Legislature, according to Kyle Schmauch, Communications Director for the Senate Majority at the Legislature has details

Missoula residents have enjoyed direct primary care for the last several years as a cost-effective way to provide quality healthcare while not involving expensive and cumbersome health insurance companies.

CostCare, a Missoula-based medical company, announced the one-year anniversary of offering its “Direct Primary Care” model.

Missoula police investigate a strangulation as well as a stolen car in separate reports, both are felonies.

State Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale issued a memorandum stating that direct primary care provider agreements are non-insurance healthcare options.