AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoYouth Mental Health: Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch plans to expand services near Belgrade, with outpatient care targeted by year’s end and crisis and residential services planned later. Its Billings center gets about 150 referrals a month but can serve only 15 to 18 young people. Disability Access: Montana lawmakers say Laurel may be violating disability rights by blocking annexation for a planned psychiatric facility; the city says its water supply can’t support more development. Cancer Care: Central Montana Medical Center is raising funds for upgraded imaging, including breast MRI and improved prostate scans, to bring more cancer services close to home. Medicare Choices: Some Montana seniors may have fewer Medicare Advantage drug-plan options in 2027. Open enrollment runs Oct. 15 to Dec. 7; check plans, providers and costs before coverage changes. Food Safety: A multistate Salmonella outbreak tied to recalled broccoli sprouting seeds has sickened 32 people, including cases in Montana. Blood Donations: Vitalant schedules three Glendive blood drives for Oct. 20, 21 and 26.
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