SMP Senior Medicare Patrol CARE SHARE Telehealth and COVID-19 Fraud Telehealth fraud is rampant in Montana. The complaints Montana Senior Medicare Patrol (MT SMP) have received are not the local providers who may conduct telehealth consults. Rather it is through unsolicited phone calls people are receiving with the purpose of sending you unnecessary supplies or
Area VI Agency on Aging would like to introduce our new Ship Counselor Dixie. Hello, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Dixie Bisson and I will be working at Area 6 Agency on Aging in Polson, MT as a SHIP Counselor. I was born and raised in Polson. However, I have lived
Check out our local Hot Springs Senior Center Holiday Bazaar. Raffle for a handmade quilt by Deb Pier and so much more. Call for more information at 406-389-9029. Looking for deals on hand made crafts, one of a kind items, treasures, or gifts, come on over and support your local community and have fun
BAKE SALE, Friday, 8am -2pm, with Special Featured “Take and Bake” items including cookie dough, pecan pie, dinner rolls and more @ Senior Center 611 5th Ave. E. Superior Mt. New Items being Prepared Daily.
Update: They have changed the date to. Thanksgiving day. It will be aired somewhere between 11 and noon on Good Morning America. Hi Everyone: So yes I will be on Good Morning America Nov. 18th and yes this was a huge surprise too me also. I pray that this will bring about help with food
For veterans, getting long-term caregiver assistance can sometimes be a challenging task, particularly in Southeast Alaska’s widespread small communities. Even if family members are able to provide that aid, it can sometimes be a part- or full-time job. A program run by Southeast Alaska Independent Living is aiming to give veterans a more precise control
November 10, 2021 7:50 AM As a way to pass the time during the Covid-19 pandemic, a 95-year-old U.S. Navy veteran began looking for a new hobby to keep him busy and creative. For over a year now, Vic Holmberg has been making walking sticks that he gives back to the community. A resident at
When and how did Montana became a state? Montana was admitted to the Union (became a state) on November 9, 1889, by presidential proclamation, the 41st state. Prior to becoming a state Congress made Montana a territory (a part of the U.S. not included within any state but organized with a separate legislature) in May 1864.