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By offering high-quality health care, responding to community needs, and concentrating resources in areas that truly make a difference, Logan Health maintains a rich tradition of giving back to the communities we serve.
Logan News & Events
Honoring Carol: Supporting Breast Cancer Care Through Carol’s Fund
Before the Logan Health Breast Center came to life, there was a hand-drawn diagram showing why centralized care would make a difference for women. Dr. Jim Bonnet’s vision for a coordinated care center for breast disease stood in stark contrast to the hundreds of miles his sister, Carol, had to travel for her breast cancer treatment. In 2002, he began building something Carol never had—a specialized hub of services that would ease the burdens of patients like her, saving them days of travel, moments of unnecessary worry, and offering them the comfort of care closer to home.
Logan Health – Cut Bank expands behavioral health services, welcomes new LCPC
Logan Health – Cut Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Amanda Rasey, LCPC, to the primary care clinic staff. Amanda will practice at Logan Health Rural Health Clinic – Cut Bank, specializing in behavioral health.
Comprehensive Care: Navigating Breast Cancer Treatment with Confidence
In January 2024, Brittany Williams, a 34-year-old mother of three, visited urgent care for an eye condition when she also brought up to her provider that she had been experiencing breast pain for months. While no lump was detected, her provider recommended a precautionary mammogram. Although breast pain is not commonly associated with breast cancer, especially in an early stage, the imaging coincidentally revealed an area of concern. Further testing and a biopsy confirmed the diagnosis.
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By offering high-quality health care, responding to community needs, and concentrating resources in areas that truly make a difference, Logan Health maintains a rich tradition of giving back to the communities we serve.