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Vol. 46 · Issue 21495

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Montana nursing homes in crisis amid staff shortage, funding deficit

KTVQ · August 14, 2022

Seven Montana nursing homes have closed in 2022, with more expected. Already dealing with a staff shortage, providers are asking why lawmakers aren't providing funds to fix the problem.

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