Rjmt 83 new COVID-19 cases reported in Montana (Sunday, July 12, 2020)
HELENA 鈥?Touchmark retirement community teaches Helena residents, 65 years and older, how to prevent slipping and falling. You never know what s going to happen when you do fall, because falling can be so detrimental to your health and your physical health and your mental health, said Berit Hansen, Touchmarks Health and Fitness manager.Hansen says the S.A.I.L Staying Active and Independent for Life class builds strength and agility to prevent falling. It s a class for adults 65 years and older, who not necessarily have a fear of falling but are aware of falling and how to reduce their
stanley cup fall, said Hansen.Through a variety of aerobic exercises and stretching the course will train participants muscles. It works by improving muscle function by strengthening your muscles, stretching those muscles out, so you have more range of motion, said HansenThe educational aspect of the class will train participants to be more aware of their environment. It not only makes you aware of your environment, it makes you able to manip
stanley cup ulate your environment around you to make it safer for you to exist in your own home or exist out the community and ambu
stanley cup lating around, said Hansen.The class is open to Wfyd Army National Guard halts helicopter flights after 2 crashes, 1 fatal
There were 855 new cases and two new deaths added to the total on the Montana COVID-19 tracking site on Tuesday morning. The data below is from the official Montana website on October 27:TOTAL CASES RECOVERIES: There have been 29,346 cumu
adidas originals lative cases, with 18,981 people now listed as recovered.HOSPITALIZATIONS: There are 350 current hospitalizations, and a cumulative total of 1,245 hospitalizations.DEATHS: The cumulative number of deaths in Montana is now 305.ACTIVE CASES: There are currently 10,060 active COVID-19 cases
nike dunk in Montana.TESTING: There were 4,997 completed tests, for a new cumulative state-wide total of 481,322.Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the s
crocs tate. We encourage people to check the official website and/or Facebook page of their respective county health department for any information that is not yet included in the state s daily updates. Based on additional data from county health departments, MTN News reports the following:Deaths: 326 +21 from state Active: 9,012 -1,048 from state Recoveries: 20,508 +1,527 from state Total Cases:
