Montana HB576 revises funding for Medicaid and health services for children and adults who are aged, blind, or disabled.
Montana HB576 revises funding for Medicaid and health and support services to children and to adults who are aged, blind, and disabled. It mandates that 32% of tobacco settlement proceeds be deposited in a state special revenue account for tobacco disease prevention programs. These funds can be used to discourage children from starting tobacco use and assist adults in quitting tobacco use.
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