Montana Healthcare Foundation

A new report from the Montana Healthcare Foundation found that Montana’s Medicaid Expansion program has brought larger numbers of patients seeking help for mental illness and substance abuse disorders.

The Montana Healthcare Foundation recently announced that it committed at least $5 million over the next 10 years to support new partnerships between schools and health care providers to create school-based health centers in communities that need them most.

A new survey commissioned by the Montana Healthcare Foundation, almost half of the respondents reported an improvement in their general health since enrolling in Montana’s Medicaid expansion.

A new state-claims based reinsurance program could save Montanans from 10 to 20 percent on individual health insurance premiums.

According to the Montana Healthcare Foundation, Medicaid expansion has saved millions of dollars in the state’s budget, as well as helped tens of thousands of people receive preventive healthcare services.

The newest version of the Republican healthcare bill has been panned by two of the state's top medical administrators for its continued cuts to Medicaid.

The Montana Healthcare Foundation commissioned an independent analysis that projected what would happen if the current health care bill in Congress were enacted.

The Montana Healthcare Foundation and the State Department of Health and Human Services released a report this week about taking practical and cost-effective steps to address the state’s exploding substance abuse crisis.

The Montana Healthcare Foundation recently invested $600,000 to improve American Indian health across Montana.

In 2016, the Montana Healthcare Foundation is hoping to fund over $3 million in projects to focus on three major areas.