AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChildren’s Care: Montana is among the states losing pediatric intensive-care capacity, forcing some critically ill children to travel farther for lifesaving treatment. Behavioral Health: A $65,000 Bozeman fundraiser will support Kaala’s Village, a planned Crow Reservation center offering families recovery services, housing and support while keeping children in their community. Emergency Response: EMT training in Augusta aims to address a shortage of ambulance staff and volunteers across nearby small towns. Regional Services: Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center has announced Home Base, a new children’s and family services center in Miles City. Health Workforce: The University of Providence will close in summer 2027 after years of enrollment and financial strain, while Fairfield nurse Cindy Forseth is retiring after a 48-year career that included work at Montana hospitals, nursing homes and the Helena VA.
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