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In a largely unregulated industry, some residents trying to get sober are made to work 40 hours a week at restaurants – but don’t receive a paycheck

A bill would make it so that patients suffering from Alzheimer's or other dementia are not committed to the state psychiatric hospital in Warm Springs, but may be sent to Lewistown. Others are concerned there's not enough bed space in Montana.

Health department officials anticipate having to transfer patients with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or dementia to a state center in Lewiston

A budget estimate attached to proposed legislation in Montana raises questions about whether the state's cash-strapped communities will have the capacity to care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease, other types of dementia or traumatic brain injuries by July 2025, when involuntary commitments would cease under the plan.

State lawmakers from both parties have shown support for a plan to stop the practice of committing people with Alzheimer’s disease, other types of dementia, or traumatic brain injuries without

Health department officials anticipate having to transfer two dozen patients from the Montana State Hospital to another state-run facility if a bill to end involuntary commitments passes.

HELENA, Mont. — Montana state lawmakers from both parties have shown support for a plan to stop the practice of committing people with Alzheimer’s disease, other types of dementia or

State lawmakers from both parties have shown support for a plan to stop the practice of committing people with Alzheimer's disease, other types of dementia, or traumatic brain injuries without their consent to the troubled Montana State Hospital and instead direct them to treatment in their communities.

The Tuesday ruling leaves transgender advocates and the state health departments in another legal standoff.

At Hope Center Ministries in Montana, addiction recovery means Bible study and work without pay.