New School-Based Health Initiative Press Release
New multi-year initiative will create school-based health centers in communities with high needs
New multi-year initiative will create school-based health centers in communities with high needs
Currently, 11 hospitals and health centers are participating in the Meadowlark Initiative which provides pregnant women and their families with effective, supportive care for behavioral health needs.
House Bill 658, introduced March 12, 2019 to reauthorize Montana’s Medicaid expansion, could lead to major coverage losses.
According to new survey results released today, nearly half of the respondents (43 percent) reported an improvement in their general health since enrolling in Montana’s Medicaid expansion.
According to an independent analysis, Montana’s Medicaid expansion has introduced more than $600 million each year into Montana’s economy, generating approximately 6,000 new jobs and $350 million per year in personal income.
Press Release: According to a new report, over 1,600 Montanans would benefit from treatment courts each year, but due to limited funding and capacity, there are only 28 state treatment courts serving about 550 participants at present.
New initiative expands current efforts to help improve outcomes for pregnant and postpartum women with behavioral health challenges.
A state-based reinsurance program could save Montanans 10 to 20 percent on individual health insurance premiums.
The number of uninsured Montanans halved since Montana passed Medicaid expansion in 2015.
Independent analysis by the BBER examines the economic impact of Montana’s Medicaid expansion.