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The U.S. Department of Health and Human services is canceling over $11 billion worth of COVID-era grants. Some of those cuts are impacting the state, but it’s unclear how much funding is lost.
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There are fewer nursing home staff and patients who are opting to get their updated COVID vaccines, according to federal data.
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The open enrollment period for Medicare starts Oct. 15. People can change both their medical and drug coverage until Dec. 7.
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As the weather cools down, public health officials remind Montanans that now is the time to schedule their COVID and flu shots.
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Montana ranks in the top five states for increased employment and wage growth since the pandemic.
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A national survey finds that the pandemic has had lingering effects on both confidence in vaccines and staffing woes at public health departments.
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Scammers are targeting Montana businesses that took out loans during the COVID pandemic to help retain staff
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Most nursing home staff and residents in Montana aren’t up-to-date on their COVID vaccines, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report.
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The former spokesperson of the Blackfeet Nation has been indicted for allegedly stealing federal COVID-19 relief funds allocated to the tribe.
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Public health officials in Montana are reporting a significant uptick in COVID-19 cases and are seeing the highest rate of related hospitalizations in the country.