Still fighting HIV/AIDS in Montana

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Thirty-eight years after the AIDS epidemic prompted creation of the first global health day, World AIDS Day aims to draw attention to the potentially fatal disease that still infects more than 1 million Americans. Molly Hale of RiverStone Health explains how Montanans are fighting HIV/AIDS today.

Giving thanks can make you happier

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Giving thanks can make you happier. RiverStone Health professional counselor Sandi Karr explains how to unlock the mental health benefits of gratitude.

Manage diabetes with healthy holiday food choices

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Rich and sweet holiday foods can derail otherwise healthy diets for people with diabetes. RiverStone Health registered dietitian Brian Hagerty has suggests for enjoying the seasonal foods sensibly.

Keep up with dental care during pandemic

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Dental offices have made changes to keep patients and staff safe during the pandemic. Dentist Joey Verlanic, director of RiverStone Health Dental Clinic, explains why everyone needs routine dental care now.

There’s no place like home for care

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Home care can be the best choice for many people after surgery or hospitalization. Rain Dow, physical therapist with RiverStone Health Home Care, explains the role of health care professionals in helping patients heal at home.

Primary care helps students stay healthy

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Billings Public School students and their families can received primary health care right in school. Vicki Sulser, of RiverStone Health School-based Clinics, explains how these convenient clinics serve families.

Flu shots crucial in COVID-19 pandemic year

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There’s another important reason to get your flu shot this year: COVID-19. RiverStone Health public health nurse Kim Bailey explains why fighting flu is crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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