Montana Vets Need to Take This Survey Now

A quick trip down your local street or a drive on any of the roadways that crisscross the state of Montana, and it is easy to realize the importance of veterans in our state. Signage, memorials, building names and more all sport some sort of link to a veteran of that community or even the state.

With many of those veterans from every branch of the military deciding to call Montana home after retirement and duty to our country, it isn't surprising that concerns about long term care for those vets enters the conversation.

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Montana Department of Health and Human Services Stepping Up

Teaming with the Montana Department of Veteran Affairs, the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, the departments promote the general welfare of Montana Veterans and their Families through establishing a statewide network of service.

Helping with the future of those vets and long-term care is essential. That care includes support groups, in-home care, home maintenance, transportation and essentially anything that enables you to live independently.

New Survey Available for Montana Vets, Deadline Is Soon

To help learn more about that care, the MDHHS has established an online survey for veterans to take. The survey takes about 10 minutes to fill out, and your answers will be used to help formulate plans for the future in Montana.

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To find out more about this survey, check the MDHHS website here, or you can fill out the survey by clicking here. Responses are due by July 15, 2024.

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