Veterans Can Help Inform the Future of Montana’s Long-Term Care Services
Participate in a 10-minute online survey designed to collect information that will help inform future long-term care needs of veterans.
Participate in a 10-minute online survey designed to collect information that will help inform future long-term care needs of veterans.
Owen Robinson has chosen to give to his Montana community his entire adult life.
At a recent family reunion, I sat with four generations of Montanans. We ate a typical picnic spread. The thing which brought these four generations here, this day, was our Montana roots.
The ambulance driver and volunteer firemen went back to their lives, and Mark continued his work at the top of a TV tower in Wyoming.
The federal government recognized rural communities, home to many Montana seniors, don’t have adequate internet access.
Help ensure nearly 100,000 Montanans, including our seniors and veterans, have continued health care — vote yes on I-185.
The elderly population makes up 12 percent of the overall population of the U.S. and 18 percent of all suicide deaths. With the baby boomer generation aging well into the 50-plus age range, we are looking at a major public health issue. According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, the highest rate of suicide occurs among middle-aged adults.
(Lyle Manley, Sweetgrass Books, 2014 [ vol.1] and 2016 [vol.2]; By AARON PARRETT Between them, the two volumes of Lyle Manley’s memoir, Adventures of a
Elakaka — where people are tough and resilient. Letting emotional turmoil get in the way of work is not even an option.
Montanans are proud of their state, and they have many nicknames that exemplify that pride.
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