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Q2 Montana This Morning with Hailey Monaco 10-3-25
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Hardin proposes as location for new state mental health hospital
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Billings Clinic opens screening center for women at high risk to breast cancer
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MTN 4:30 News with Andrea Lutz 10-1-25
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DEQ puts forth maximum fine for CHS refinery's toxic pollution into Yellowstone River
After continual violations by the CHS refinery in Laurel, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality has issued a $100,000 fine for toxic pollution discharged into the Yellowstone River. The fine is the maximum allowed under state law. From June 2021 to January 2025, CHS failed 32 of 44 tests, which...
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Q2 Montana This Morning with Hailey Monaco 9-30-25
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Locum Tenens and ensuring continuity of care
Thomas Lanvers of Locumsmart leads a video discussion on trends in temporary staffing, financial returns, and the clinicians interested in short-term roles. Health systems and hospitals rely on temporary staffing to provide continuity of care. In this video, three healthcare leaders engage in a fascinating conversation about locum tenens, managing...
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Telehealth, improving access and overcoming barriers to adoption
Thomas Lanvers of Locumsmart leads a discussion on how providers can use virtual care to serve patients better. Telehealth can be an invaluable tool for health systems looking to expand access to patients. Three healthcare leaders talked about telehealth, overcoming barriers, and some keys to success in this video. Thomas...
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First Look at Q2 Top Headlines 9-8-25
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Legislator looking for details on proposed eastern Montana state hospital in Billings
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Billings leaders respond to pause on state mental hospital process
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"Different direction" in planning for new state hospital to be announced
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Billings clinic unveils trauma tower, enhancing local healthcare services
Billings celebrated the unveiling of the new Trauma Fortin Tower, a significant addition to the downtown campus made possible by a $7 million donation from the Fortin Foundation. This state-of-the-art facility promises to enhance patient and family care with features like a surgical intensive care unit and a regional operation center. The new tower enables Billings Clinic to serve patients within a 500-mile radius, ensuring top-tier medical treatment without the need for out-of-state travel.