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UNITED STATES
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Quitline: |
Montana Tobacco Quit Line In operation since May 2004
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Website: |
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Phone No: |
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Toll Free Number |
Language |
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(800)-QUIT-NOW (784-8669) |
English/Spanish |
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Eligibility Criteria |
For counseling: |
Montana Resident |
For free medications: |
Montana Resident
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Languages
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Counseling offered in: |
English and Spanish
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Third party counseling: |
Tele-Interpreters-we offer 150 languages
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Standard Hours of Operation: |
Counseling assistance available: |
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| Mon |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Tues |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Wed |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Thurs |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Fri |
7:00:00 |
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19:00:00 |
| Sat |
8:00:00 |
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16:30:00 |
| Sun |
8:00:00 |
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16:30:00 |
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Live pickup of incoming calls: |
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| Mon |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Tues |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Wed |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Thurs |
7:00:00 |
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21:00:00 |
| Fri |
7:00:00 |
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19:00:00 |
| Sat |
8:00:00 |
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16:30:00 |
| Sun |
8:00:00 |
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16:30:00 |
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Closed On: |
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Christmas and Thanksgiving
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Services Offered |
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Phone Counseling |
| ?Standard counseling available for an adult tobacco smoker |
proactive/reactive |
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| ?Number of sessions provided for typical tobacco smoker |
5 |
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| ?Length of typical 1st session |
20-30 minutes |
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| ?Length of typical follow-up session |
10-15 minutes |
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| ?Timing of counseling sessions |
4-6 weeks around quit date |
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Web-based Services |
n/a
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Other Services |
n/a
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Medication offered for free or at a discount |
| ?Free medications |
Free medications, free NRT in all three forms |
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| ?Discounted medications |
Chantix: 3 month supply at $25 co-pay each month |
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Specialized material available for: |
Teens, pregnant, Native Americans, family/friends and healthcare providers.
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Specialized material sent to: |
Teens, pregnant, Native Americans, family/friends and healthcare providers.
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Operator of the quitline counseling services: National Jewish Medical Center
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Funder: Montana Tobacco Use Prevention Program
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Funding source(s): MSA/CDC
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As of March 2008
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