Why Strengthen Montana’s Public Health System?
This month, we are excited to start a new phase of our work with Montana’s public health system.
This month, we are excited to start a new phase of our work with Montana’s public health system.
Learn from MHCF Program Director Scott Malloy more about why the Foundation is supporting Integrated Behavioral Health and what our core strategies are.
Learn from MHCF CEO Dr. Aaron Wernham more about why we chose to pursue work in Medicaid and Health Policy, our strategy, and what we hope to achieve.
Read this post by MHCF CEO Dr. Aaron Wernham to learn why the foundation chose to address drug use in pregnancy as a new initiative.
Behavioral health conditions (including both mental illness and substance use disorders) are common and serious problems throughout Montana. This Health Affairs article outlines how MHCF is addressing this important issue.
Announcing a new, statewide initiative to support better health care for people with who have a combination of medical problems, mental illness, and/or addiction.
Health Affairs guest blog post by MHCF CEO Dr. Aaron Wernham on how the Foundation has worked in its first two years to build new partnerships for American Indian and Alaska Native health.
Over the past decade, the concept of integrated behavioral health (IBH) has emerged as a prominent issue in national health reform efforts.
The Office of American Indian Health was created as a result of the dedicated work by tribal leaders and state and federal health officials to help develop a framework for addressing the health disparities that affect Montana’s American Indian people.