Due to increased illness in our community, visitor restrictions are in place at the Regional Medical Center. Children 12 and under, as well as anyone with cold and flu-like symptoms are restricted from visiting the Regional Medical Center unless they are seeking care. Click here to learn more
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. This September, organizations and people from across our community are coming together to host free activities, training opportunities and more to support people affected by suicide and raise awareness. For a full list of activities, visit https://lcsuicideprevention.org/. St. Peter’s Health is hosting a series of free mental health training/education opportunities during We Speak Mental ...
From the Helena Independent Record: St. Peter’s Health is beginning a $9 million renovation that will increase the number of operating rooms and provide a new robot-assisted surgical program. Four phases of renovations are expected to last the next year and a half. Construction will up the number of operating rooms from five to six, offer expanded space and new ...
Approximately 500 Montanans are diagnosed with colorectal cancer each year. Between 2006 and 2010, approximately 180 deaths per year were attributed to colorectal cancer, which was the fourth most common cause of death from cancer in Montana. ...
Colon cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in the United States, after lung cancer. In 2024, about 152,810 people were diagnosed with colon or rectal cancer, and around 53,010 people died from it. The good news is that a colonoscopy can help prevent colon cancer. Doctors can find and remove small growths called polyps during this ...
March 6, 2025
St. Peter’s Health is proud to be recognized once again as a Top 100 Rural & Community Hospital by The Chartis Center for Rural Health. This prestigious award highlights outstanding ...
Beth Warner, a proven leader in healthcare philanthropy, has joined St. Peter's Health Foundation as associate vice president of philanthropy, effective January 8, 2025. Warner brings more than 24 years of experience in nonprofit development, most recently serving as president of Bozeman Health Foundation. Warner is a certified fundraising professional with former leadership roles at Park Nicollet Foundation, part of ...
Cutting out added sugar from your diet offers numerous benefits, including increased energy, reduced brain fog, improved sleep and improved blood sugar levels. Start the New Year off right by joining St. Peter’s Health Wellness Services for its Sugar Challenge starting January 9 through February 9. The first 21 days of this challenge encourages you to remove all forms of ...
November 25, 2024
The St. Peter’s Health Foundation is thrilled to announce a generous donation of $75,000 from Opportunity Bank of Montana. This substantial contribution will be used toward health initiatives in the ...
A friend once told me that everyone has a story, and I believe most of us have more than one. My journey with St. Peter’s Health Hospice began in 2019, during my father’s final days. After experiencing various facilities, the remarkable care provided by St. Peter’s was a revelation. Their support was invaluable, offering comfort and dignity in his last ...
November 15, 2024
In a state where the suicide rate is nearly double the national average, St. Peter’s Health is taking a bold step to help save lives. St. Peter’s is proud to ...