Montana Developmental Disabilities Program - Region 4 Office

The Montana Chemical Dependency Center is an inpatient chemical dependency treatment center administered by the Addictive and Mental Disorders Division of the Department of Public Health and Human Services of city of Butte in Montana. It serves the needs of more than 15 patients. The center offers treatment for individuals with drug addictions and mental disorders. The Montana Chemical Dependency Center provides detoxification solutions and a range of medically monitored treatments. It also offers 24-hour patient care services for over 500 patients annually. The center provides community-based outpatient and counseling services. The Montana Chemical Dependency Center offers treatment planning and infectious disease surveillance solutions.

Public Employee Retirement Administration is responsible for the payment of benefits to members, survivors and beneficiaries. The organization provides educational resources and services to help people in achieving quality retirements. It fiducially administers retirement plans and trust funds, as well as maintains records and accounts. In addition, Public Employee Retirement Administration prepares cost statements for various benefit plans. The organization has a range of systems for police offices, firefighters, judges and game wardens. It offers updated member handbooks and publishes flyers and brochures. Public Employee Retirement Administration provides a variety of online reference guides and forms. The organization also conducts workshops and meetings.

The Medicaid Services Division in Helena, MT is dedicated to improving and protecting the health and safety of Montanans by administering a wide range of preventive, primary, and acute care services. They work with private and public providers, including physicians, clinics, hospitals, dentists, pharmacies, and mental health providers, to ensure access to quality healthcare for all Medicaid eligible individuals. The division also manages various Medicaid programs, such as home infusion therapy, dental services, durable medical equipment, school-based services, eyeglasses, audiology, therapies, prescription drugs, and transportation. With a network of acute care facilities and critical access hospitals across the state, Medicaid reimburses for outpatient services, emergency care, and inpatient hospitalizations, supporting Montana's healthcare system and ensuring affordable healthcare services for all Montanans.Generated from the website