Cancer advocacy groups have expressed growing concerns over the past months. Their focus has been on obtaining clear guidance from state officials on how Montana will ensure that vulnerable patients maintain their Medicaid coverage.
Sarina Eckman, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2025, is one such patient whose treatment costs have been managed through Montana’s Medicaid program.
On July 8, 2026, she received a letter from the state that suggested the possibility of losing her Medicaid coverage. The letter was unclear, leaving her confused and uncertain about the steps needed to retain her benefits.
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