HELENA, Mont. — Medicaid expansion in Montana is set to expire in June, and lawmakers are trying to figure out what comes next. Some options presented Wednesday in Helena include Senate Bill 62, which ...
The Montana Capitol (Photo by Darrell Ehrlick of the Daily Montanan). Lawmakers on the health and human services budget committee on Wednesday heard opposing presentations about Medicaid expansion in ...
HELENA, Mont. — The Department of Public Health and Human Services is asking Montana Medicaid providers to update their enrollment information before the end of the year to avoid payment delays. The ...
Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. HELENA — A bill to continue Montana’s Medicaid expansion cleared an initial vote in the state ...
Montana had a 27% drop in childhood Medicaid enrollment from April to December 2023, the second highest in the nation, according to a new report that evaluates how states handled post-pandemic ...
HELENA, Mont. — Despite concerns about what Congress and the Trump administration might have planned for Medicaid, Montana's Republican-led legislature and GOP governor appear ready to keep the ...
A last-minute change to a 2019 bill put an end date on Montana’s Medicaid expansion program, setting the stage for what is anticipated to be the most significant health care debate of the 2025 Montana ...
The federal agency that oversees Montana’s Medicaid program has approved requests from Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration to cover more services for Montanans with mental illnesses and substance use ...
As Montana lawmakers debate the future of Medicaid this legislative session, threats from the federal government to enact sweeping changes to the program loom large. Montana relies predominantly on ...
Parents asking for partially full insulin pens so they can cover the cost with cash. Lapsed prescriptions for asthma inhalers. New moms foregoing doctors’ appointments for newborns. Young children ...
While American Indians represent about 8 percent of Montana’s population, they reflect 16 percent of residents covered under the state’s Medicaid expansion, according to the Independent Record. 1.
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