Health Outcomes for Veterans in Montana's Rural Communities

GrantID: 76836

Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $250,000

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Montana's Veteran Health Navigation Services program targets outcomes that matter significantly to the state's veteran population: increased utilization of health services and improved satisfaction with healthcare experiences. With 14% of Montana's population being veterans, and many residing in rural areas with limited access to healthcare, this initiative is critical. The state's rural landscape, characterized by vast distances between healthcare providers, exacerbates the challenge of accessing care. Veterans in Montana face unique barriers, including higher rates of PTSD and depression compared to their urban counterparts. The grant funding, ranging from $10,000 to $250,000, will support eligible research institutions and nonprofit organizations in establishing navigation services that connect veterans with medical, mental health, and social services. Montana's frontier counties, such as Daniels and Garfield, have some of the highest veteran populations and the most significant shortages in healthcare providers. Unlike Wyoming, Montana's more dispersed veteran population requires navigation services that can adapt to the state's vast rural landscape. ## Montana's Rural Healthcare Landscape The state's rural healthcare landscape is marked by significant provider shortages, with 54% of Montana's counties having no mental health professionals. This shortage is particularly acute in the frontier counties. ## Veteran Health Outcomes in Montana The expected outcomes of this program include a 25% increase in veterans accessing healthcare services within the first year and a 30% improvement in veteran satisfaction with their healthcare experiences. ## Implementation Approach in Montana Successful applicants will need to demonstrate an understanding of Montana's rural healthcare challenges and the ability to implement navigation services that can reach veterans across the state's vast distances.

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