The Montana Summary of Settlement of Medical Benefits (also letter-size) is a document that summarizes the terms of a settlement between two parties for medical benefits. This document is used to provide a clear and concise record of the agreement that was made between the two parties and to ensure that all parties are aware of the terms of the settlement. The document typically includes the names of both parties, a description of the medical benefits being provided, the amount of the settlement, and any other relevant information. This document is usually signed by both parties and is typically sent out in letter-size format. The two types of Montana Summary of Settlement of Medical Benefits (also letter-size) are the Montana Summary of Settlement of Medical Benefits for Physical Injury Claims and the Montana Summary of Settlement of Medical Benefits for Mental Injury Claims. The former is used to summarize the terms of a settlement for physical injury claims, while the latter is used to summarize the terms of a settlement for mental injury claims. Both documents provide a clear record of the agreement between the two parties and are typically sent out in letter-size format.