Understanding the Difference Between PrEP and PEP
When we talk about preventing new HIV infections, two of the tools we often refer to are PrEP and PEP. There can be some confusion around the two, as they sound similar, but they work very
When we talk about preventing new HIV infections, two of the tools we often refer to are PrEP and PEP. There can be some confusion around the two, as they sound similar, but they work very
National Public Health Week, observed April 6–12, 2026, recognizes more than 150 years of public health efforts that have shaped how people live, work, and thrive in our nation. Whether it’s reducing child mortality, improving food
Youth often lean on peers and family members for support, but studies show that a positive relationship or mentorship from an adult outside the household is one of the most effective support systems for kids, regardless
Over the last year, across Yellowstone County, RiverStone Health’s Food Safety Program has seen an increase in the sale of dietary supplements and products containing unapproved additives in food establishments. Nikki Peterson, Environmental Health Services Program
Many people start vaping because they are curious. The flavors taste good, the devices look cool and are easy to hide. Some people see vaping as a healthier alternative to smoking cigarettes, while others try it
Colorectal cancer is increasing in younger adults. It is unclear why, but experts believe it could be a diet of low-fiber overprocessed food, obesity and sedentary lifestyles. An increase in inflammation and environmental toxins are also
As you get older, taking care of your health is a lot like taking care of a car or a house. If you only pay attention when something breaks, fixing it can be expensive and stressful.
Sleep deprivation is often an overlooked cause of mental and physical health challenges in kids and teens. If you notice your kid struggling with focusing, managing their mood or having low energy, you might consider if
Families living in rural communities may face unique challenges when trying to access resources and support programs, including the supplemental nutrition program for women and children, known as WIC. Shawna Coleman, MS, CLC, the Program Manager
RiverStone Health, the Yellowstone City-County Health Department, is responsible for enforcing food safety regulations and licensing retail food establishments under contract with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS).
Public Health officials have confirmed a second case of measles in a Yellowstone County child who is a household member of the first case identified on July 18. As of noon on July 25, no other
Yellowstone County Public Health officials have identified a highly suspect case of measles in a school-aged Yellowstone County child who visited a local healthcare facility on Friday, July 18. The child had recently traveled with their
RiverStone Health is asking anyone who was in the airport, including the baggage claim/car rental area between 2 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Monday, May 26 and then became ill with any symptoms of measles, to
RiverStone Health in conjunction with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services announced that two confirmed cases of measles have been reported in Yellowstone County residents. An unvaccinated adult and an unvaccinated child became
RiverStone Health has secured an alternative location to continue serving patients in Joliet.
The clinic will see patients at 602 West Front Avenue starting December 3, and will continue to operate Tuesdays and Fridays from
Communities across the country are celebrating National Health Center Week from August 4–10, 2024. Please join me in thanking the dedicated team at RiverStone Health for their service to our community as we celebrate National Health
Ten doctors recently joined the Montana Family Medicine Residency to begin three years of intensive training in family medicine and rural healthcare. The new doctors received their traditional white coats in a celebration Wednesday, June 26
Over the past several months, RiverStone Health has been taking steps to reduce its budget after losing more than $3 million in Medicaid revenue this fiscal year, ending June 30.
This week, RiverStone Health notified
