Articles tagged with 'primarycare' | Logan Health

Rhonda Tallman, executive director of the primary care service line at Kalispell Regional Healthcare, speaks with KGEZ AM Radio about the importance of maintaining a relationship with a primary care provider and the advantages of attending a KRH clin...

KRH Care Anywhere is available 24/7 every day of the year to help with your illness and injuries. Speak with a board-certified doctor or nurse practitioner from any device. Conditions we can help with: UTIs (in adult women) Coughs Colds Fl...

Kids are heading back to school and things are about to get busy for many families. Avoid adding illness to your schedule by following a few basic tips (below) to keep everyone fit and healthy. Learn more about how the virtual clinic can help you and...

Getting outside is great for your physical and mental health, however hot summer days can increase the risk of heat exhaustion. Avoid physical exertion on sweltering summer days – exercise during the early morning or evening when temperatures are coo...

Summer is here … and so are the bugs! Summer is great for spending time outside with friends and family. Long summer days provide plenty of opportunity for outdoor activities. But it’s also the time of year when clinics see an increase in bug bite...

Calling all fellas! We are celebrating YOU the week of June 11 and we hope you take part in the fun. In fact, invite the entire family and other friends to participate. We want to see a healthier, happier you so do it for yourself and do it for those...

Spring is around the corner, and while the peak of flu season has passed in many areas, flu is still prevalent. Prevention is important, so remember to wash your hands regularly, avoid sick people and consider getting the flu shot – it’s not too late...

Cold and flu cases are at their peak over the next few months. While the flu is an inconvenience for healthy people, it can be serious for young children, the elderly or those with asthma, respiratory illness or chronic health conditions. Read on for...

By Allison Linville “The accessibility of integrated behavioral health is one of the greatest benefits of the program,” said Kyle Stansbury, LCSW, describing one of the many benefits of the new integrated behavioral health program in Columbia Fall...

Flu season has begun in Montana. As of October 14, the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services reported 37 flu cases statewide, with three of those cases in Flathead County. The number one way to avoid the flu is to get a flu shot, ...

Kids are back in school, fall sports are in full swing and flu season is just around the corner. Staying healthy through the winter can be a challenge. Follow the tips below to avoid getting sick. If you do find yourself feeling under the weather,...

On October 19, Brendon Smith, DO, appeared on KGEZ's Community Conversations to talk about primary care and his work at Big Sky Family Medicine.

By Allison Linville In 2010, the idea was pitched to create a school-based health clinic in Columbia Falls. “The thought was that we could reduce the logistics around going to the doctor to make healthcare more accessible for many students,” says ...

Is your weekday schedule too hectic to include a workout routine? Do you save all your physical activity for the weekend? Then you’re a weekend warrior! Being active is great for your physical and mental health. However, if your body isn’t used to...

Kalispell Medical Offices and Bone Health welcomes three new providers. Kevin Kropp, DO, Jamie Hettick, MD, and Amy Ramer, NP, have recently joined the clinic. All three providers are accepting new patients. Kalispell Medical Offices provides the ...

Patients at Eureka Healthcare will soon benefit from access to the latest computed tomography (CT) diagnostic technology, made possible through a grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust’s Rural Healthcare Program....

North Valley Hospital and Kalispell Regional Healthcare are excited to announce that their outreach clinics in Eureka, Montana, will combine their primary care medical clinics on March 1, 2017, to improve patient access and expand offerings needed by...

For Montana’s rural communities, it can be difficult to reach regular family medical care. With only two resident physicians per 100,000 people, there is a statewide shortage for primary doctors in rural settings. The Family Medicine Residency of Wes...