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The Montana Health Care Association is a non-profit professional association that represents a wide range of long-term care facilities in Montana, including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospital-based facilities. Their mission is to improve the quality of long-term health care in the state through educational programs, proactive advocacy, and serving as an information source for members, regulatory agencies, the legislature, and the general public. Founded in 1962, the Montana Health Care Association is dedicated to promoting the well-being of individuals working in member long-term care facilities by providing scholarships for further education in nursing and other advanced training programs in long-term care nursing.Generated from the website

Ability Montana is a Center for Independent Living dedicated to promoting independence and advocating for individuals with disabilities. Guided by values of empowerment, advocacy, and community, the organization offers a range of programs and resources focused on independent living skills, peer mentoring, and self-advocacy. Since its establishment in 1985, Ability Montana has worked to create a more accessible world by advocating for policy changes and providing essential support services. Through various programs, including outdoor recreation and self-directed personal care, the organization aims to help individuals build fulfilling and independent lives within their communities. Generated from the website