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Living wage gaps leave some Montana workers without enough help (opens the original)
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MONTANA â A living wage in Montana covered basic needs on paper, but some working households still fell short of both wages and public assistance. For one adult without children, MIT estimated that threshold at roughly $23 to $28 an hour in three of Montanaâs largest cities. The calculator adjusted for local costs and assumed every dollar already had a purpose. Rose Bender, research director at the Montana Budget and Policy Center, said the strain showed up when families tried to get beyond
Montana telehealth plan aims to speed child abuse consultations (opens the original)
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MONTANA â A new telehealth effort in Montana aimed to help health care providers get faster guidance when they needed help deciding whether a childâs injury pointed to abuse, an accident or a medical condition. Providers in Montana sometimes have to turn to experts in Denver, Salt Lake City and Seattle for specialized consultation, sending them hundreds of miles beyond state lines. Missoula pediatric hospitalist Dr. Laurie Carter confirmed Montana had never had a board-certified child abuse
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