Montana News Roundup: Are You Ready for Medicaid Changes?
Changes are coming to Montana's Medicaid program, and it's a topic stirring up quite a conversation. You won’t want to miss the details.
Montana Department of Health and Human Services
Still Feeling Sick in Montana? It Might Not Be Flu
Montana's flu surge is finally fading, down from over 1,800 cases to just 454 by March's end.
Thousands of Early Flu Cases and Hospitalizations Reported in Montana
Cases are skyrocketing across Montana right now
Miracle Baby Released from Hospital
The five month-old baby miraculously rescued after being left in the woods near Lolo Hot Springs has been released from a local hospital.
Study Says Over Two Times More Hospital Visits With Seeley Fire
A study by the Montana Department of Health snd Human Services show that residents of Missoula and Powell Counties in the past fire season visited emergency rooms two to three times more than last fire season.
Meet The Newest Weapon In The Fight Against Opiod Drug Abuse - Just Add Water
You want to get rid of your expired opiod prescription drugs, but you’re a hundred miles away from an official disposal drop box.
Norovirus Outbreaks Are Being Reported Around Montana, 10 Individuals Have Been Hospitalized
According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, norovirus outbreaks are occurring around the state.
Montana Senate Leader Accuses State DPHHS of ‘Not Cooperating’ With Auditors, ‘Stomping on Whistleblowers’
The 2017 Legislative Session is expected to be contentious as the state of Montana deals with tight revenues and uncertainty.
Long Term Care – Astronomical Costs – And Don’t Count On Medicare For Help
The Associated Press has released a report that more than one-third of all Americans over the age of 40 have done no planning for long term care needs. None.
Montana DPHHS Warns People About The Arrival of Tick Season
Montana Department of Health and Human Services is informing the public that it is tick season.