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653 cases were reported last week and 566 cases were reported the week before. According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, 545,922 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered and 220,114 Montanans are fully immunized. In Missoula, 73,201 doses have been administered and 26,898 people are fully immunized. Missoula County has had a total of 8,816 confirmed cases and 99 cases are currently active. You can find the current numbers from the Missoula City-County Health Department right here. According to state statistics, 103,091 Montana residents have recovered from COVID-...

653 cases were reported last week and 566 cases were reported the week before. According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, 534,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered and 215,022 Montanans are fully immunized. In Missoula, 73,201 doses have been administered and 26,898 people are fully immunized. Missoula County has had a total of 8,778 confirmed cases and 117 cases are currently active. You can find the current numbers from the Missoula City-County Health Department right here. According to state statistics, 102,895 Montana residents have recovered from COVID...

KATHERYN HOUGHTON Kaiser Health News MISSOULA — Montana’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution is among the most efficient in the nation, but closer examination reveals a patchwork of systems among counties and tribal governments that will be put to the test as the state opens vaccine eligibility to all people 16 and older starting this month. KHN, Montana Free Press and the University of Montana School of Journalism surveyed all 56 counties and eight tribal governments to find out how vaccine distribution has worked over the past four months and what residents might expect whe...

Montana’s overstretched counties and tribal governments have developed a mishmash of policies that require ingenuity and mutual support to work.

Tribal Vaccine Clinics Lacking a statewide vaccine distribution plan, Montana’s overstretched counties and tribal governments have developed a mishmash of policies and plans that require ingenuity and mutual support to work. A joint reporting project by KHN, the Montana Free Press and the University of Montana School of Journalism finds the biggest test of that disparate system looms as vaccine eligibility expands.  1 of 4 A nurse administers the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine during a Confederated Salish and Kootenai vaccination clinic at the KwaTaqNuk Re...